Amerieurovisioncast: Recent Episodes
Meg and Lucas
Meg and Lucas discuss 2018's entries from Azerbaijan, Norway, Cyprus, Lithuania, and Moldova.
Meg and Lucas discuss 2018's entries from Bulgaria, Russia, Montenegro, Israel, FYR Macedonia, and Italy.
Meg and Lucas discuss 2018's entries from Hungary, Ireland, Sweden, Germany, San Marino, and Latvia.
Meg and Lucas discuss 2018's entries from Australia, Portugal, Austria, Finland, Belarus, and Greece.
Meg and Lucas discuss 2018's entries from Iceland, Estonia, Belgium, Croatia, and the Netherlands.
Meg and Lucas discuss 2018's entries from the Denmark, Slovenia, Serbia, Romania, and Ukraine.
Meg and Lucas discuss 2018's entries from the UK, Switzerland, Malta, Spain, the Czech Republic, and France.
In this episode, Meg and Lucas review the entries from Portugal, Azerbaijan, FYR Macedonia, Malta, Ireland, Montenegro, Croatia, Belgium, Romania, and Australia. We also welcome Eurovision USA to the "Americans podcasting about Eurovision" space!
In this episode, Meg and Lucas talk about this year's entries from Slovenia, Moldova, Israel, San Marino, Ukraine, Norway, Sweden, Serbia, France, and the Czech Republic, along with two pieces of exciting Eurovision news.
In this episode, Meg and Lucas talk about this year's entries from Armenia, Estonia, Italy, Lithuania, Albania, Russia, Bulgaria, Iceland, Greece, and Latvia.
In this episode, Meg and Lucas talk about this year's entries from Poland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Cyprus, Hungary, and Austria.
In this episode, Meg and Lucas talk about the first sneak peeks we have at Eurovision 2017. Conclusion: lots of Jamala copycats.
In this episode, Meg and Lucas discuss Junior Eurovision and prove that they are definitely not experts or European.
In this episode, Meg and Lucas finish up reviewing the preview videos for the swiftly approaching Junior Eurovision contest!
In this episode, Meg and Lucas discuss more Junior Eurovision Previews, and do a country feature on Luxembourg! [Apologies for the poor audio quality! Our microphone has been rebelling. We hope to get that fixed by the next episode.]
In this episode, Meg and Lucas talk about Kiev, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and the Junior Eurovision entries from Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, and Bulgaria. Finally, we give a brief rundown of our sibling podcasts in the Retrograde Orbit Radio family!
In this episode, Meg and Lucas are joined by Brian, Cody, and Mark, as they get introduced to the best, the worst, and the weirdest of Eurovision!
In this episode, Meg and Lucas discuss some Junior Eurovision news, and go a feature for Ukraine's history in the Eurovision Song Contest!
In this episode, Meg and Lucas discuss Junior Eurovision, Loving Living the Living Life, and what REALLY wins Eurovision (Hint: it IS love and peace!)
Meg and Lucas give some post-rehearsal updates, and Meg has serious trouble getting the date of the Final right.
Meg and Lucas complete their (fake!) octafinal round brackets, surprising themselve and each other in the process!
Meg and Lucas complete their (fake!) double octafinal round brackets, and are visited by a surprised guest!
In this episode, Meg and Lucas are joined by long-time listener Allison to help us review our totally made up head-to-head competition..
In this episode, Meg and Lucas discuss the contestants from the the big five countries - the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, and France - and the host country of Sweden. We also talk a bit about the tumultuous relationship between the UK and the Song Contest.
In this episode, Meg and Lucas discuss the contestants from the 2nd semi-final round - listening to clips from Croatia, Albania, Australia, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, FYR Macedonia, Israel, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Romania, Serbia, and Slovenia.
Meg and Lucas consider the next five entrants, and share about Ireland's successes and... not successes.
Meg and Lucas consider the first five entrants, reflect on some favorites from 2015, and discuss the scandal of 2013.
Meg and Lucas answer the question: What is Eurovision? Also, they tell a story about Paris.