The Euro Trip | Eurovision Podcast

Lithuania's Eurovision heroes join us to reflect on their iconic Rotterdam performance, and reveal how they reacted when told they'd need to try again to represent the country in 2021. Rob chats to Alina Amon, one of the hopefuls trying to represent Romania in Turin, while James catches up with Eurovision Albania's Roni Klein to reflect on 'Sekret' winning Festivali i Këngës.9.09" - Latest Eurovision News.14.40" - Roni Klein discusses Ronela Hajati's FiK win.23.16" - Alina Amon on her hopes to represent Romania.32.23" - The Roop reflect on their time in Rotterdam.52.07" - The One Second Song.Follow us on Twitter & Instagram or email [email protected], and find us online at eurotrippodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As we wrap up our festive specials for 2021, James sits down for a feature length chat with Karin Gunnarsson, one of the three producers of Europe's favourite national selections, Melodifestivalen. Karin chats about life after Christer Bjorkman, the changes to the show structure, and what to look out for in 2022.Follow us on Twitter & Instagram or email [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the first of our special feative treats we sit down with argueably the most influential figure at the contest over the last ten years. Jon Ola talks about why he decided to step down from the role, his favourite and most challenging moments, as well as some of the rule changes he would have liked to implement during his time in the job. He also celebrates Italy finally winning the contest, and explains whether Kazakhstan or any other countries could debut in the near future.You won't want to miss this!Follow us on Twitter & Instagram or email [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The final episode looking at Junior Eurovision 2021 is here, with all the reaction to Armenia's victory in Paris. We relive the moment Malena was crowned the winner before hearing from her just moments after she lifted the trophy. Press conference host Sebastian Barke is with us to revist the week, and OGAE Poland join us after coming so close to yet another win. We also catch up with Eurovision fan Conor Devlin who attended Sunday's show.The moment Armenia were crowned the winners - 06.01"Malena gives her reaction to winning Junior Eurovision - 07.50"Sebastian Barke on his hosting duties in the Press Centre - 12.54"OGAE Poland discuss finishing as runner-up in Paris - 22.29"Eurovision fan Conor Devlin on watching the show up close - 29.19"Follow us on Twitter & Instagram or email [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The time has finally come for the Grand Final of Junior Eurovision 2021 and the boys are here with a whole host of guests to get you right up to speed! Enzo and Simao Oliveira from France and Portugal speak about their chances of victory, Louise Cantillon and Niamh Ní Chróinín from Irish broadcaster TG4 speak about covering the contest in Paris, meanwhile Irish representative Maiú Levi Lawlor's headmaster Declan O'Leary tells us all about the young singer. Stijn Smulders from Eurovision.tv is live from Paris as he bids farewell to the world of Eurovision, and Fabien Randanne joins us one last time from La Seine Musicale.02:04 - Portugal's Simão Oliveira07:51 - French journalist Fabien Randanne18:28 - A recap of the JESC 2021 songs - Part 124:14 - Eurovision.tv's Stijn Smulders32:12 - A recap of the JESC 2021 songs - Part 235:14 - Maiú Levi Lawlor's headmaster Declan O'Leary40:29 - TG4's Louise Cantillon and Niamh Ní Chróinín49:07 - French representative Enzo57:20 - Junior Eurovision JukeboxFollow us on Twitter & Instagram or email [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Junior Eurovision Eve today, so our preview of the final in Paris tomorrow continues. We're joined by Elisabetta Lizza from Italy & Levi Diaz from Spain as they prepare to represent their nation. Dutch songwriter Ferry Lagendijk tells us about writing this year's entry for The Netherlands and we catch up with Fabien Randanne live from the press centre.02:17 - Italy's Elisabetta Lizza04:33 - French Journalist Fabien Randanne15:09 - Dutch songwriter Ferry Lagendijk25:34 - Spain's Levi Diaz32:03 - Junior Eurovision JukeboxFollow us on Twitter & Instagram or email [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The boys begin looking ahead to Sunday's Junior Eurovision Grand Final with plenty of special guests. On this episode James takes us on a trip down memory lane, French journalist Fabien Randanne gives the view from Paris, and Malta's Ike & Kaya stop by for a chat.History of Junior Eurovision - 05.42"Fabien Randanne on live in the Press Centre - 17.39"Ike & Kaya from Malta interview - 25.59"Junior Eurovision Jukebox - 34.46"Follow us on Twitter & Instagram or email [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ahead of this weekend's Junior Eurovision Song Contest, we're brining you a chat with Stefania who has competed at both the adult and junior versions of the Eurovision Song Contest. We also update you on our plans for the weekend, speak to another Eurovision 2022 hopeful and hear from one of this year's JESC competitors.12:00 - Eurovision news roundup15:40 - Nathan Cassidy's Eurovision dream23:55 - Our plans for Junior Eurovision25:20 - French act Enzo ahead of JESC27:53 - Stefania on JESC 2016 and ESC 202152:52 - The One Second SongFollow us on Twitter & Instagram or email [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're delighted to welcome Norway's Head of Delegation to tell the boys what we need to know ahead of Melodi Grand Prix 2022. There's also an exciting conversation with ESCZ entrant Giudi & music producer Joshua James about their entry which is hoping to fly the Czech flag in Turin.Latest Eurovision News - 10.36"Giudi & Joshua James chat about "Jezinky" - 18.23"James is joined by Norway Head of Delegation Stig Karlsen - 36.10"The One Second Song - 59.37"Follow us on Twitter & Instagram or email [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we head back to 2013 and speak to Lithuania's entrant Andrius Pojavis about his life and career. We also get the inside line on the rumour that Monaco is returning to the contest in 2023, and we put a special callout to budding Eurovision artists.10:17 - Eurovision news update.16:15 - Eurovision-FR's Nisay Samreth on the Monaco rumour.25:20 - A special callout to budding Eurovision artists.27:05 - Lithuania's Andrius Pojavis.52:01 - One Second Song.Follow us on Twitter & Instagram, or email the show [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a feature lenth interview, Ireland's Head of Delegation joins Rob and James to give them the inside scoop on their plans for 2022. Friends of the podcast Mike & Dale from Aussievision also stop by for a chat, and we bring you potentially the greatest Spotify playlist of all-time.10.01" - Latest Eurovision News.17.39" - Aussievision join the boys for a chat.29.43" - Rob shares a playlist discovery.37.20" - Michael Kealy discusses Ireland's Eurovision plans.1.08.00" - The One Second Song.Follow us on Twitter & Instagram, or email the show [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

He's represented Romania twice at the contest alongside Paula Selling, Ovi stops by for an in depth chat about his experiences. We also hear from Carl Magnus Palm on ABBA's comeback and we share our plans for Junior Eurovision next month.10:05 - Eurovision news update16:01 - Carl Magnus Palm chats all things ABBA26:50 - James's picks for the #ESC25033:01 - Ovi on his Eurovision adventures56:42 - One Second SongFollow us on social media on Twitter & Instagram for more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The fan favourite and Melfest star reminisces about her Eurovision experience and future career ambitions. The boys also get the latest on Germany's plans for their 2022 selection, and which of their previous guests would make their #ESC250?09.01" - Eurovision News Update.14.30" - DJ Douze Point from ESC Kompakt on "Lied für Turin"23.44" - Rob picks his choice for #ESC250.29.55" - Anna Bergendahl joins us for a big interview.55.45" - The one Second Song.Follow us on social media on Twitter & Instagram for more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ireland's 1993 Eurovision winner recounts her story of winning the contest and returning almost two decades later. Elsewhere on this week's episode there's a triumphant return for 'Calendar Watch' and we hear all about Benidorm Fest with Spanish fan and journalist Luis Mesa.10.06" - Eurovision News Update.14.27" - Luis Mesa discusses Benidorm Fest.30.13" - Niamh Kavanagh joins us for the big interview.1.00.40" - The One Second Song.Follow us on social media on Twitter & Instagram for more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another week, another bumper episode of the world's favourite Eurovision podcast. Firstly we'll chat to Emma Kelly on the media reaction to the BBC's plans for 2022, then the EBU's Dave Goodman stops by to update us on the planning for Turin, and finally we hear from none other than Valentina Monetta on her mammoth four appearances at the contest.09:29 - Emma Kelly on the media response in the UK16:36 - All the latest Eurovision news20:46 - The EBU's Dave Goodman on planning for Turin35:20 - Valentina Monetta on her Eurovision experiences60:27 - One Second Song Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An exclusive chance to hear Ben Mawson discussing why he's decided to take on the challenge of changing the UK's fortunes at the contest. The boys are also joined by BBC Radio 1's Music Reporter Steve Holden to discuss his interview as they react to the big news. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A bumper episode of the podcast as the Norwegian DJ and songwriter discusses his love for Eurovision and his quest to return to the contest. There's also the inside track on two big Eurovision stories, namely, who'll be representing Greece? And what changes can we expect from Melfest 2022?There's also a lot of talk about calendars... and the conversation returns to everyone's favourite listener, James' Grandma.06.49" - The latest Eurovision news12.03" - Who could be representing Greece in Turin?20.57" - Tobbe Ek joins us to discuss changes to Melfest in 2022.36.51" - Jowst tells us all about his experience in Kyiv, and love of Eurovision.59.22" - Rob challenges James to the One Second Song. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another week, and another podcast where we look back at 2021 and look ahead to 2022. Jeangu Macrooy stops by for a chat to review his experience in Roterdam, and Cristina Giuntini, OGAE Italy's President gives us an update on last week's news that Eurovision is heading to Turin next May.09:20 - Eurovision news update15:16 - OGAE Italy's President Cristina Giuntini30:05 - Jeangu Macrooy reflects on Eurovision 202152:35 - One Second Song Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob presents an emergency episode of the podcast with reaction to reveal of next year's host city. He's joined by Claudio Sortorelli from Italian Eurovision news site Eurovision IN before catching up with Mark Lowen, the BBC's Rome Correspondent. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The countdown to Eurovision 2022 starts here as the podcast returns for weekly episodes. The boys are joined by the Portuguese boys who took Rotterdam by storm, and there's an update on when we might hear that all important host city decision.09.16" - Latest Eurovision news14.17" - Claudio from Eurovision IN join us to discuss the host city race25.00" - The Black Mamba reflect on their Rotterdam experiences48.10" - The One Second Song returns Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this very special episode of the podcast, we hear from Örlygur Örlygsson, the founder of the world's first Eurovision exhibition based in Husavik. His colleague Rachel Mackay takes us on a tour of the now famous town and Miss Husavik herself, Molly Sanden stops by for a chat after she became a household name because of the Netflix film, 'The Story of Fire Saga'.09:50 - Rachel Mackay Part One19:25 - Örlygur Örlygsson Interview31:17 - Rachel Mackay Part Two43:30 - Molly Sanden Interview Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host of Eurovision 2013 and 2016, Melodifestivalen and Eurovision's Greatest Hits - Petra Mede joins us for a rare English language interview. She talks us through her earliest memories of the contest, some ridiculous stories from hosting the event itself and hints at a desire to be involved again in the future...We've been promising something big for a while, and we're sure this lives up to the hype! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zoe London, famed multi-genre DJ joins us to go through her love of the Eurovision Song Contest. We hear about her Eurovision themed school talent show, a once in a lifetime trip to Lisbon in 2018 and what she wants to see at the contest in the future.Supported by Plant-Based Face Off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The esteemed TV Critic and broadcaster joins us on a journey through Eurovision past, present and future. We learn how an argument meant he missed the crowning of one of the contest's most iconic winners, and which famous face from previous editions Scott would like to see return to our TV screens.Supported by Plant-Based Face Off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Radio presenter on Kiss FM Alex Mansuroglu joins the boys to chat about his love affair with the Eurovision Song Contest. He also reveals how he thinks the UK should change its approach and what he wants to see changed at the contest.Supported by Plant-Based Face Off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Swedish Eurovision expert and Melfest commentator joins us to discuss her love of Eurovision and her favourite memories of the contest. They include a memorable party in Sheffield, her wait for a DM from a previous winner, and how she has celebrated many a Swedish victory.Supported by Plant-Based Face Off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The BBC's Moscow correspondent talks Russian Grannies & much much more, including the time he ended up live on Russian State TV as they selected their song for Eurovision. Rob also shares some of your first memories of seeing the contest, and we wish James a speedy recovery.Supported by Plant-Based Face Off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The BBC broadcaster & Eurovision commentator shares his memories of the contest as the series kicks off in style. The boys also give an update about what they've been upto since the last episode, and give more details about what to expect over the next few weeks.Supported by Plant-Based Face Off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for a brand new series bringing you stories from well known Eurovision fans across the globe. Episodes drop every Wednesday, starting 4th August 2021. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The final episode of the current Eurovision season is here as Rob and James reminisce over the last few months. They relive some of their favourite interviews, as well as look back at this year's contest with the European Broadcasting Union's Communications Lead, Dave Goodman. And it wouldn't be the final episode without a double helping of the One Second Song.10.15" - Dave Goodman Interview30.25" - Best Moments of 2020/2155.28" - One Second SongProudly sponsored by Cloudwater Soda and Queer Brewing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eurovision 2021 has been and gone, and the boys are back for the penultimate episode of the season to debrief all the action from the weekend. They'll chat to the President of OGAE Italy to get their reaction to the nation's win, Dr Zoe Jay explains why Europe voted the way it did and BBC Radio 1's Steve Holden is back again to review the big show.10:40 - Cristina Giuntini, President of OGAE Italy23:40 - Dr Zoe Jay reviews the voting patterns38:10 - BBC Radio 1's Steve Holden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After two years of waiting, it's finally the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest! The boys are here with your big preview show with a plethora of esteemed guests to get you right up to speed ahead of the big show tonight!08:10 - Fabien Randanne on Barbara Pravi18:15 - Ben Robertson on the betting odds27:25 - Your Good Luck messages29:40 - Martin Österdahl32:45 - Kristina Chetcuti on Destiny38:30 - Ari Olafsson, Bella Qvist & Daniel Rosney59:00 - The Class of 2021 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The boys celebrate Eurovision Grand Final eve with a whole host of special guests. Dr Abby Waysdorf is back on the podcast after attending the second semi-final in the Ahoy arena, there's also the chance to hear from Go_A, a Eurovision memory from Ireland 1994, and the results of The Euro Trip's Eurovision Sweepstake are revealed. Plus Sissi joins us to discuss her role as Estonia's spokesperson in the Grand Final.08.45" - Dr Abby Waysdorf on sem-final two.21.00" - Go_A join us to discuss their Eurovision hopes.27.10" - Paul & Charlie share their Eurovision memory.30.40" - Sweepstake Draw35.50" - Sissi discusses being Estonia's spokesperson. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The second semi-final of Eurovision 2021 is here! The boys are joined by special guests Zoe London and Ole Topholm to discuss what might happen, as well as being joined by Benny Cristo from the Czech Republic. There's also another great Eurovision memory from winner of the 2001 contest, Dave Benton.07.14" - Zoe & Ole Part 115.54" - Benny Cristo Interview30.30" - Angry Eurovision Local Tweets33.38" - Dave Benton's Eurovision Memory38.17" - Zoe & Ole Part 2Proudly sponsored by Cloudwater Soda & Queer Brewing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The first live show of Eurovision 2021 is done and dusted, and we're joined by some special guests to look back at the action. Mike and Dale from Aussievision react to Australia's first NQ and Dr Abby Waysdorf tells us what it was like inside the Ahoy as a fan. We also bring you the very latest news about the Icelandic delegation with help from Rachel The Húsavík Eurovision Exhibition. We look ahead briefly to semi final two with Austria's entry Vincent Bueno and have another special Eurovision memory.09:20 - Rachel from The Húsavík Eurovision Exhibition16:10 - Mike and Dale from Aussievision28:55 - Dr Abby Waysdorf39:50 - Andrius Mamontovas Eurovision Memory44:55 - Vincent Bueno Interview Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight we will see the first live show of Eurovision 2021, and today the boys are joined by Brian O'Reilly and Ben Robertson to preview all the action. Australia's entry Montaigne stops by to chat about her chances in tonight's show, Steve Holden returns and we've got a special Eurovision memory from Dami Im.06:35 - Brian O'Reilly & Ben Robertson (Part 1)17:30 - Montaigne Interview23:01 - Dami Im shares a Eurovision memory26:50 - Brian O'Reilly & Ben Robertson (Part 2)39:40 - Steve Holden previews tonight's semi-final Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With just a day to go until the first semi-final of Eurovision 2021, the boys are joined by BBC Radio 1's Music Reporter Steve Holden to discuss his brand new documentary. Podcast favourite Sheila Kamerman also returns, and there's a Eurovision memory from previous winner Eldar Gasimov.07.24" - Steve Holden (Part 1)12.34" - Sheila Kamerman Interview24.13" - Eldar Gasimov shares a Eurovision memory28.21" - Steve Holden (Part 2)Proudly sponsored by Queer Brewing & Cloudwater Soda. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're now halfway through Eurovision rehearsals, so we thought we should catch up with former artists Ari Olafsson and Jana Burceska to find out what rehearsal week is like for an artist. We also chat to press conference host Samya Hafsaoui about her important role, and we get an answer to lsat week's lost luggage story thanks to Israeli delegate Gilad Yanay.07:50 - Gilad Yanay Interview26:00 - Samya Hafsaoui Intreview39:45 - Ari Olafsson & Jana Burceska Interview61:30 - One Second Song Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We know how much you love a bonus episode of the podcast, so here we are with our 'Bakker Bonus' as we sit down for a two big conversations. Firstly we speak to Gerben Bakker, Eurovision's Head of Show as he tells us what we can expect from the three live shows. Then we chat to Sietse Bakker, the Executive Producer of this year's contest as he gets us up to speed with how preparations are going.05:00 - Gerben Bakker Interview41:05 - Sietse Bakker Interview Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The UK's Eurovision 2021 artist is finally on the podcast. James Newman takes time away from his preparations for Rotterdam to discuss his whirlwind eighteen months, and there's two for the price of one as the Netherlands Jeangu Macrooy also joins us. And even more... Exec Producer Sietse Bakker also stops by to discuss the news we will be getting an audience this year.News Update - 11.24"Sietse Bakker Interview - 16.27"Rotterdam Road Trip ft. Jeangu Macrooy - 22.10"James Newman Interview - 40.28"One Second Song - 1.00.21" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalia Gordienko gives one of her first English language interviews ahead of Eurovision 2021, we chat to the boys from Aussievision about all things Australia and listener-come-guest Corrie tells us what it's like inside the Ahoy in Rotterdam.11:30 - News round-up14:30 - Mike and Dale from Aussievision25:05 - Rotterdam Road Trip with Corrie Wouters40:15 - Natalia Gordienko Interview57:40 - One Second Song Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The man with Sweden's proud Eurovision history behind him, Tusse, joins us on the podcast this week. We also chat movies with Empire's Editor-at-large Helen O'Hara, with Husavik nominated at the Academy Awards due to take place later this week. Stijn Smulders is back too, with a very special Rotterdam Road Trip.Latest News - 14.27"Helen O'Hara on Husavik's chances at the Oscars - 19.50"Rotterdam Road Trip with Stijn Smulders - 32.20"Tusse Interview - 45.03"One Second Song - 1.01.33" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's bonus episode of the podcast, we treat you to an exclusive pass to go behind the scenes of Concert In The Dark, one of the only pre-parties happening ahead of Eurovision 2021. Wednesday night's event will feature 15 of this year's artists as well as some familiar faces, and we speak to some of them ahead of the show. We also speak to the event producer, as well as the co-founder of More Trees, one of the event partners which viewers are encouraged to donate to.You can watch Concert In The Dark live on Wednesday 21 April at 20:00 BST/21:00 CEST on eurovoix.tv03:10 - Callum Rowe12:00 - Nicki French22:55 - Helen Boksle28:45 - Eva & Kalle Rydberg38:30 - Patrik Jean47:15 - Niki Tibble Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a jam-packed episode, we hear from not one but two of the class of 2021, including Rafal from Poland and Barbara Pravi from France. We're also joined by friend of the podcast Tobbe Ek who gets us to the bottom of the Dinah Nah story, and the Rotterdam Road Trip continues.08:20 - Eurovision news round-up11:00 - Tobbe Ek Interview20:35 - Rotterdam Road Trip with Veerle Collignon32:10 - Rafal Clip36:00 - Barbara Pravi Interview59:30 - One Second Song Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob & James team up with host Emma Goswell to present a special episode of The Euro Trip, and Coming Out Stories. They chat Eurovision, LGBT rights, and why you should check out each other's podcasts. Coming Out Stories will take you to one the most important moments in many people’s lives. It will perch you on sofas in suburban sitting rooms, stand you in front of officials' desks, put you at the centre of a crowd in a noisy classroom, everywhere where these conversations have happened. It doesn’t even matter if you haven’t had a conversation like this yourself, or indeed ever plan to. Everyone can recognise the innate human desire to love and be loved, and that’s what these stories are about. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

She's one of the favourites to win this year's Eurovision Song Contest; Malta's Destiny joins the boys to discuss her hopes and chances of taking the trophy back to the Mediterranean. There's yet another edition of our Rotterdam Road Trip, and things get a little high brow with an actual doctor joining us to discuss her latest Eurovision project. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Blind Channel, Finland's entry for Eurovision 2021 join Rob and James to chat about their lives since winning UMK, their hopes for Rotterdam and promise to buy us all a drink (you included). Conor Devlin talks about how he wcreated something special for Lesley Roy and The Euro Trip's Rotterdam Road Trip continues.11:05 - News roundup16:30 - Conor Devlin chats Lesley Roy's music video28:30 - The Euro Trip's Rotterdam Road Trip37:30 - Blind Channel Interview51:40 - One Second Song Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Albina (Croatia 2021) joins Rob and James as the podcast focuses on all things Rotterdam. There's also your chance to get involved with The Euro Trip's Eurovision Sweepstake, and we analyse the current odds to see if we can predict a winner. Oh, and podcast favourite Sheila Kamerman returns to give us another glimpse of life in this year's host city.11.51" - Latest Eurovision News18.23" - Ben Robertson discusses the latest odds ahead of this year's contest.31.05" - The Euro Trip's Rotterdam Road Trip44.40" - Albina (Croatia 2021) Interview59.34" - One Second Song Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The man responsible for Sweden's incredible form at Eurovision over the past decade joins Rob & James for a feature length conversation covering everything from Melodifestivalen, Eurovision, and the upcoming American Song Contest. Don't skip ahead, as there are so many incredible stories in this special episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a whirlwind few months, national selection season has drawn to a close and it gives us a chance to pause, take a breath and take stock. Because of that, Rob and James have invited twi of their favourite artists along for a chat about the shows across Europe.13:50 - Sissi and Pedro Gonçalves Interview40:00 - One Second Song Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.