Thirsty for Eurovision

The wave of rock crested with Måneskin and is now receding. Queer respresentation by Israel raises questions about the perils of excessive self-esteem, and Australia gives us a sad boy song with Billy Porter style. Serbia’s entry achieves cult favorite status, but can it win the competition? We also talk about appropriation and the limits of its appeal.

Thirsty for Eurovision is a celebration of Eurovision music, culture, theatricality, and queerness. Hosts Cody Sisco and Raúl Rojas are thirsty and passionate about the event, fans, creators and major players in this event.

We love Eurovision on a train, a motorcycle, in a disco, with hair whipping back and forth. There are songs we want to dance to in the clubs, and songs we’re rather not think too much about. Raul and Cody call out what’s to love (or not) about each song in Semi-Final 1 of Eurovision 2022.

Thirsty for Eurovision is a celebration of Eurovision music, culture, theatricality, and queerness. Hosts Cody Sisco and Raúl Rojas are thirsty and passionate about the event, fans, creators and major players in this event.

Raúl and Cody re-cap highlights of Melodifestivalen 2022, including rainbows, horse gods, dubious stage props, and twink realness. They discuss Tone Sekelius, Cazzi Opeia, Cornelia Jakobs, John Lundvik, and more, including reactions to the winning acts and close runners up. Also, they celebrate 3 minutes of Swedish fame from being called out for margaritas and breakfast tacos by the show’s official English commentators.

Thirsty for Eurovision is a celebration of Eurovision music, culture, theatricality, and queerness. Hosts Cody Sisco and Raúl Rojas are thirsty and passionate about the event, fans, creators and major players in this event.

Cody and Raúl chat about how Eurovision creates a platform for inclusivity and diversity beyond queerness. They also celebrate sexy 2021 performances by female-identifying artists. Finally, they dive deep into Eurovision lore by examining Charlotte Nielsen/Perelli and Verka Serduchka.

Thirsty for Eurovision is a celebration of Eurovision music, culture, theatricality, and queerness. Hosts Cody Sisco and Raúl Rojas are thirsty and passionate about the event, fans, creators and major players in this event.

The hottest hunks of Eurovision over the past ten years are ranked by Cody and Raúl. They share how Eurovision works as a platform for queerness and the geopolitics that come into play across the continent. Raúl also fanboys for Natalie Gordienko who performed for Moldova in 2021 with the longest-held note in the contest’s history.

Thirsty for Eurovision is a celebration of Eurovision music, culture, theatricality, and queerness. Hosts Cody Sisco and Raúl Rojas are thirsty and passionate about the event, fans, creators and major players in this event.

Raul and Cody cover how they became Eurovision Song Contest fans, what makes the music contest so appealing as a platform for queer culture, and why you should be “Thirsty for Eurovision.”

Thirsty for Eurovision is a celebration of Eurovision music, culture, theatricality, and queerness. Hosts Cody Sisco and Raúl Rojas are thirsty and passionate about the event, fans, creators and major players in this event.