Jeremy takes us through some his all-time favorite songs for introducing people to the Eurovision Song Contest.

Oscar takes us through some his all-time favorite songs for introducing people to the Eurovision Song Contest.

Dimitry takes us through some his all-time favorite songs for introducing people to the Eurovision Song Contest.

The Eurovangelists talk to the winner of Eurovision 1989, Emilija Kokić, the lead singer of Riva with their song "Rock Me."

We revisit ESC 1989 in Lausanne, the last time Switzerland hosted the contest before next year's ESC in Basel.

The Eurovangelists are joined by Lauren Holt (SNL, Barbie) to defend their favorite songs from Eurovision that aren't the most beloved picks.

Returning to Eurovision isn't always a recipe for success, and we take a look at artists where neither the second nor third time was a charm.

Not everyone nails their first performance at Eurovision, so this week we celebrate those artists that came back a second time to wow in the Grand Final.

Do famous people do better at Eurovision? Not usually! Your hosts take you through the many times a famous face hasn't done much to secure a Eurovision victory.

The Eurovangelists devote a whole episode to a listener's question about resources for the disabled at Eurovision, as well as ESC performers with disabilities.

The Eurovangelists reveal their personal Top 10 lists, and we add in our listener vote to find the 21st century ESC Champion who reigns supreme.

The Eurovangelists continue through this century's Eurovision winners to determine who reigns supreme among the 21st century winners of the contest.

The Eurovangelists tackle three decades of Eurovision over the next three weeks to determine who reigns supreme among the 21st century winners of the contest.

The Eurovangelists are joined by a fourth host, the hilarious Lennon Parham, to break down the only four-way tie in Eurovision history.

The Eurovangelists are joined by professional dancer & choreographer Chuck Maa to break down Oscar's picks for best routines in Eurovision history.

The Eurovangelists tackle another boatload of listener questions, from how to get tickets to the worst songs to ever appear in the Grand Final.

The Eurovangelists are joined by a lucky MaxFun supporter as they listen to songs from this year's Eurovision artists that have come out since the Grand Final.

The Eurovangelists take a listen to songs that could've, and in some cases should've, gone to Eurovision, but ultimately never made it to the Grand Final.

The Eurovangelists are joined by the president of Ireland's Eurovision fan club to cover the career of none other than Johnny Logan, aka Mr. Eurovision.

The trio talks about some of the best songs to ever grace the ESC stage that didn't quite claim the trophy, but live on in our hearts.

The Eurovangelists take a trip back to 1998 with Sara Rose Caplan and take a listen to some of the best Eurovision the 90s had to offer.

The Eurovangelists are joined by Sequoia Holmes of MaxFun's Black People Love Paramore to talk about the black performers who have graced Eurovision with their talent.

The Eurovangelists dive deep into their much-neglected mailbag and answer a whole host of listener questions.

The Eurovangelists discuss the 2020 Netflix release, Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga.