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Eurovisionism

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by Lachlan A'Court

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There is only one winner of the Eurovision Song Contest each year*. One song out of 40(ish) that will go down in history. But does that mean that the other 39(ish) songs completely wasted their time by competing in the first place? Of course not! So why shouldn’t they be remembered too? In this podcast, I’m looking at the songs that didn’t win Eurovision, whether they came a close second or dead last. Speaking to fans, journalists, and of course, contestants, I’ll be dissecting each song and celebrating it for what it achieved, even if it didn’t get a trophy. *Ignoring Madrid 1996

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Recent Episodes

May 15, 2025

BONUS EPISODE- The Best Songs of Eurovision 2025

It would be actually criminal not to do at least one episode this season that looks at the songs from 2025, and since I don't want to end up getting locked away, I am happy to deliver! For this final episode of Eurovisionism Season 2, I am joined by Kyriakos Tsinivits and Yolanda Vu- two massive Eurovision fans with some hot takes that you will either love or despise. Theme Song: Max DaryOutro Song: JOJ BOUK

May 14, 2025

How The UK And Spain Almost Solved Eurovision (Featuring ESC Gabe and Luis Mesa)

Or: Spainio and UKette. After their second and third place finishes in 2022, the perception of The UK and Spain at Eurovision changed from disappointment to excitement. With just two songs, these countries had turned their fortunes around and were expected to make a return to the top of the leaderboard- somewhere neither had been in decades. But in the years after Chanel and Sam Ryder took to the stage, no Spanish or British entries have managed to come close to replicating those outstanding results. Fans have been left wondering, in the words of Remember Monday, "what the hell just happened?" After all, Spain and the UK have two of the biggest economies and music industries of participating Eurovision countries. They should be untouchable! To get to the bottom of this, Gabe Milne (ESC Gabe) and Luis Mesa (Euromovidas) join me on this final regular episode of the season. Both are Eurovision fans and journalists who have seen what their country is capable of on the Eurovision stage and are left wondering why that quality is not sent every single year! We discuss what it meant for them to see their flags at the top of the scoreboard, and how they see a way out for two of the biggest Eurovision countries. Theme Song: Max DaryOutro Song: JOJ BOUK

May 12, 2025

Georgia Should Be Good At Eurovision. So Why Have They Never Won? (Featuring Iru)

Georgia is one of many countries to have never won Eurovision. On its own, that is not an interesting fact at all. But when you consider that at the same time they have more Junior Eurovision titles to their name than anybody else, things become a little less simple. If Georgia is able to bring back trophy after trophy (after trophy, after trophy. They've won four times) then why can't they replicate that success in the "adult" competition? To uncover this mystery I am joined by Junior Eurovision expert Craig Land (of Aussievision) and Iru- winner of Junior Eurovision in 2011 and contestant at regular Eurovision in 2023! I also had the joy of getting help from my friends Nathan Roach and Molly Brookman to really bring this story to life. Theme Song: Max DaryOutro Song: JOJ BOUK

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What is Eurovisionism?: There is only one winner of the Eurovision Song Contest each year*. One song out of 40(ish) that will go down in history. But does that mean that the other 39(ish) songs completely wasted their time by competing in the first place?

Of course not! So why shouldn’t they be remembered too?

In this podcast, I’m looking at the songs that didn’t win Eurovision, whether they came a close second or dead last.

Speaking to fans, journalists, and of course, contestants, I’ll be dissecting each song and celebrating it for what it achieved, even if it didn’t get a trophy.

*Ignoring Madrid 1996
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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