ESC Pulse

This year's Super Saturday is here! The team preview upcoming finals in Portugal, Estonia, Denmark, and Italy, as well as predict the Andra Chansen round in Sweden.

We also have our weekly news roundup and answer some listeners questions.

It was a very eventful weekend in Eurovision Land, the team try to break down what happened and explain why sending hate to the artists online is a very bad thing. We also preview semifinals in Portugal and Sweden.

We also have our weekly news roundup and answer some listeners questions.

It's a busy week this week as the team discuss national final participants with sour grapes, why the finals in both Norway and Finland have us worried, and if Spain could succeed by making the audience swoon. We also discuss semi-finals in Estonia and Portugal.

We also have our weekly news roundup and answer some listeners questions.

After a long wait, national final season is back, albeit less crowded than usual for obvious reasons. We discuss the results of national finals in Albania, Israel and France, and preview the final of Lithuania's national final as well as semis in Norway and Sweden. We also have some new soundboard clips and have a casual chat about life during lockdown.

In absence of our annual host country special for obvious reasons, the team decide to dabble in speculating an alternate Eurovision timeline. A timeline where Italy didn't withdraw from Eurovision during the 90's and 00's, and their entry was the Sanremo winner of that year. 

How will they have fared on the scoreboard? Would they be fan favourites? Would Eurovision have been better off if Italy was competing during that time? All those questions and more are answered in this episode...

The 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest was a very interesting show, and the team discuss how it managed to succeed despite the huge challenges it faced, and also run down the final scoreboard.

The team are joined by special guest judge Ann Squires of ESC Armchair to look at the songs competing in the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest taking place in Warsaw, Poland.

Part two of a two-part review where the team is joined by Rui Craveiro (aka LA Boy 456) to review the 1965 contest which took place in Naples, Italy.

Part one of a two-part review where the team is joined by Rui Craveiro (aka LA Boy 456) to review the 1965 contest which took place in Naples, Italy.

After over a month of waiting, the team finally sit down and give an unofficial review of what would have been the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest.