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What has more pomp, spectacle, and sequins than the Olympics, Wrestlemania, and RuPaul's Drag Race combined? The Eurovision Song Contest, Europe’s yearly competition to determine which country has the best original song. It's an extraordinary live musical showdown in which Europe’s most dynamic singers put it all on the line in the name of national pride. And Eurovangelists, a hilarious podcast ab... more

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We're cracking open the Book of Eurovision Records, on loan from the EBU until they catch us with it. It's a deep dive back through the history of the concert as we look at the some of the heights (and depths) achieved by ESC competitors over the yea... more

Now that we're officially in the 2026 Eurovision season, it's time to revisit the last time Austria hosted the contest: 2015. But we couldn't do it alone - Ross Bryant of Dropout & Push the Roll joins us to cover the show from Aminata to Zelmerlow. J... more

As we approach the 70th anniversary of the Eurovision Song Contest, it's fun to take a look at how the ESC was viewed just 10 years ago - some songs remain as classic as ever, while some songs aren't nearly as beloved as they once were (cough_Believe... more

Well, it's been quite a ride, but all good things, and even all mediocre things, must come to an end. Our four week series on the American Song Contest comes to a close, and it's actually got some decent stuff... and also some regrettable stuff too. ... more

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Recent Guests

Ross Bryant
Comedian and podcaster
Various projects, including Push the Roll
Episode: Episode 85: Eurovision 2015 Recap
Glen Weldon
Co-host of NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour
NPR
Episode: Episode 67: Nostradumbass 2025
World Vashon
Songwriter for Bergo's song 'Stormchaser'
Episode: Episode 65: The Saga of Stormchaser
Dave Holmes
MTVVJ and podcast host known for Troubled Waters.
Maximum Fun Network
Episode: Episode 64: Total ESC Live
Danielle Radford
Host of Tights and Fights
Max Fun
Episode: Episode 63: Eurovision 1988 Recap
Tobias Larsson
Eurovision expert and returning guest
Episode: Episode 62: Lys Assia, the Queen of Eurovision
James Penrose
Organizer of pre-parties for Eurovision
MancHagen
Episode: Episode 61: Ain't No Party Like A Pre-Party
Dr. Ella Hubber
Host of Let's Learn Everything
Maximum Fun
Episode: Episode 60: 2025 Internal Selection Round-Up
Thatcher Sawyer
Auburn College student who shares his story of being legally dead for 14 minutes
Auburn University
Episode: Eurovangelists help kick off MFD Spring Break

Hosts

Jeremy Bent
Co-host known for his witty humor and insightful commentary on pop culture and music.
Dimitry Pompée
Co-host celebrated for his passionate insights and knowledge about Eurovision history.
Oscar Montoya
Co-host known for his charismatic presence and entertaining storytelling that captivates fans.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 251 ratings
  • Great Podcast, But Could Use More Balance

    I enjoy listening to Eurovangelists and appreciate the hosts’ passion and insights into Eurovision. Most of the time, the commentary is engaging and entertaining. However, there are occasions when the criticism of contestants feels overly negative and personal without much context. For example, a performer was once described as both a “terrible singer” and a “terrible person” without any explanation to support those remarks.

    Additionally, while Eurovision is traditionally intended to be non-pol... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    DenisMezin
    United States19 days ago
  • 12 points!

    Cannot overstate how great this show is for Eurovision newbies and established Eurovision junkies. It’s funny, interesting, and smart. Many of my friends have been gently bullied into listening and now follow too - listen and bully your own friends for the greater good of being United by Music!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sunny and shady in RI
    United States19 days ago
  • A must listen for any Eurovision fan

    I’ve just discovered the Eurovangelists and I’m so glad I did. These boys are full of enthusiasm for my favourite event and listening to them is a lot of fun. I’m going to enjoy listening back to some old episodes during the off-season and look forward to hearing what they have to say during the run up to the 2026 contest (yes, I’m thinking about that already)!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Colinglasg
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • A Eurovision Podcast for ANYONE!

    Great show! Doesn’t matter if you’re a big fan of ESC or new to the whole thing, Oscar, Dimitry, and Jeremy make it so easy to get hooked. It’s like listening to my funniest, wittiest friends talk about Eurovision!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LuluTheLioness
    United States2 months ago
  • Already Planning My 2026 Eurovision Party

    After years of loving camp but not understanding Eurovision I caught the finale this past Saturday and I was Eurovision-pilled .Then I heard Oscar mention Eurovangelists on my beloved Drag Her and I raced to listen to episodes. From discussion of the diasporic voting blocs and the diva vote divide to the assertion that Remember Monday “look like they vape” this was the context and humor I needed to be truly hooked on Eurovision. I’m already mentally prepping a 2026 Eurovision party and eagerly a... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TheRunningProfessor
    United States4 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Many appreciate the hosts' dynamic chemistry and knowledge, making complex issues accessible and entertaining.
Fans love how the hosts create a welcoming and inclusive environment, fostering a sense of community among Eurovision enthusiasts.
Some critiques mention a perceived lack of balance in discussions, particularly regarding political topics and contestants.
Listeners praise the podcast as a fantastic introduction to Eurovision, combining humor with insightful cultural commentary.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#28
Ireland/Music
Apple Podcasts
#46
Hong Kong/Music
Apple Podcasts
#56
Belgium/Music

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Episode 75: Congratulations - 50 Years of the ESC
Q: Who was robbed from the Super Finals?
There were several songs voters felt should have made it to the Super Finals, highlighting confusion about voting participants due to several countries not broadcasting the show, diminishing representation of certain popular songs.
Episode 67: Nostradumbass 2025
Q: What songs are Glen Weldon favoring this year?
Glen mentions his top three favorites: Sweden's 'Kai, Bada Bada Bastu,' Malta's entry, and Poland's Gaja, emphasizing their appeal and potential success.
Episode 67: Nostradumbass 2025
Q: What is Glen Weldon's personal history with Eurovision?
Glen shares his journey from catching glimpses of Eurovision on local news to becoming a devoted fan and how the show's unique combination of spectacle and sincerity captivated him.
Episode 66: Top Ten Times Four
Q: Heather asks, what are your biggest growers since song release?
The hosts discuss various songs that have grown on them throughout the season, highlighting changes in their opinions.
Episode 65: The Saga of Stormchaser
Q: How did you feel about your performance at Semi-Final One?
Bergo felt very critical of herself and was anxious about her performance outcome, still believing the song was fantastic.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Eurovangelists

What is Eurovangelists about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The podcast offers a humorous and lively exploration of the Eurovision Song Contest, capturing the essence of this extravagant event celebrated across Europe. Engaging hosts bring lively discussions, humorous insights, and an array of anecdotes about the traditions, history, and impactful performances associated with the contest. Each episode covers a blend of current news, past highlights, and significant cultural moments, inviting listeners to appreciate the unique spectacle of Eurovision whether they are seasoned fans or newcomers. The dynamic energy and camaraderie among the hosts create a welcoming atmosphere, often accompanied by playful banter that adds to the entertainment value.

It stands out as an engaging blend of education and ... more

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Recent guests on Eurovangelists include:

1. Ross Bryant
2. Glen Weldon
3. World Vashon
4. Dave Holmes
5. Danielle Radford
6. Tobias Larsson
7. James Penrose
8. Dr. Ella Hubber

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