Martyn and Laura get more reaction to news of a new Eurovision-style American Song Contest being launched in the US. They speak to Sam Ross from the 12 Points From America podcast and ESC Insight.

Martyn and Laura react to the announcement of The American Song Contest in the USA. It's being made by the EBU and will see all 50 states competing. Plus James Rowe from The Euro Trip podcast drops by.

Laura and Martyn test each other's knowledge of Eurovision trivia, there's news of a big decision for Iceland over who to send to the competition in 2021 and why has San Marino's Senhit been getting freaky in Rotterdam?

Martyn and Laura chat to Alasdair Rendall, President of the UK arm of the OGAE, the official Eurovision fan club. They also say goodbye to contest favourite Jon Ola Sand who steps down from his role as Eurovision's Executive Supervisor after 10 years.

Laura and Martyn give you their thoughts on Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, the Netflix film based around Eurovision starring Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams.

There's also news of rule changes for the contest in 2021 and a bit of bad news for fans of France's Tom Leeb.

Martyn and Laura chat to the people behind the Daði Freyr International Fan Group. There's also Eurovision news as the dates for the 2021 contest have been announced.

Laura and Martyn meet Jack and Liz from Australian Eurovision podcast Douze Points. They chat about Eurovision: Europe Shine A Light and the future of the contest. Plus, the viewing figures are in from EESAL.

Martyn Williams and Laura Cress react to the Eurovision: Europe Shine A Light programme, broadcast instead of the now-cancelled ESC 2020.

Featuring performances from old favourites and clips of this year's songs. Was Netta singing about a skip? Does Mans live in Harry Potter's house? All that and more in this episode of Nul Points.

Martyn and Laura chat with the founder and editor of Eurovision fan site Wiwibloggs, William Lee Adams. He shares his thoughts on the cancellation of Eurovision 2020, considers what a 2021 contest might look like and talks about how his big fan event, WiwiJam, is happening slightly differently this year.

Also, on the weekend before what would've been the Eurovision itself, there's news that the British broadcaster is planning something special.

Martyn and Laura discuss their favourite year in Eurovision history, more news on what's replacing the song contest in May and Laura attempts a terrible Irish accent.