Euro Neuro

In the 17th episode of Euro Neuro, a preview of Eurovision 2024 is given with descriptions of some entries, favourites and the hypocrisy of European Broadcasting Union (EBU) by not disqualifying apartheid state of Israel and Azerbaijan as well as with the controversy in the song selection of Iceland. Political issues that impacted the stage of Eurovision in 2008, such as the great economical crisis of 2007-2008, impact of it on Iceland and Europe, Declaration of Independence of Kosovo, Treaty of Lisbon referendum in Ireland, and the invasion of South Ossetia by Russia are covered together with a recap of Eurovision 2008.

In the sixteenth episode of Euro Neuro, there is the second part of the two-part recap of Eurovision Song Contest 2009, which is the best edition of the contest, together with the implications of political and social events of the time on the stage of the Eurovision.

In this FunDrive Special Episode, the songs that aimed to participate in Eurovision but couldn't win their National Finals are heard, together with information on why CiTR 101.9 FM rocks and how to donate to keep it rocking and to get FunDrive swags.

In the fifteenth episode of Euro Neuro, there is the first part of the two-part recap of Eurovision Song Contest 2009, which is the best edition of the contest, together with the implications of political and social events of the time on the stage of the Eurovision.

In the fourteenth episode of Euro Neuro, Sophie from Friday Night Fever on CiTR 101.9FM (Every Friday 6-7:30PM) joins as a guest and they talk about Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2010 and everything else.

In the thirteenth episode of Euro Neuro, latest attacks by Israel and Turkey in Gaza and Rojava respectively are discussed.

In the twelfth episode of Euro Neuro Eurovision Song Contest 2011 is recapped with mentions of how the Euro Zone Debt Crisis impacted Portugal and the latest aggression of Azerbaijan towards Artsakh.

In the eleventh episode of Euro Neuro, there is an overview of the Eurozone Debt Crisis that impacted the Contest for at least 3 editions. There is an in-depth explanation of the lyrics behind the song Euro Neuro, the entry by Montenegro in Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2012, which also gave the name to this show. Lastly there is a recap of ESC2012

In the tenth episode of Euro Neuro, there is a tribute to late Irish singer Sinéad O'Connor and how the division among European countries in the aftermath of European debt crisis is reflected on the stage of Eurovision Song Contest is discussed, together with a recap of ESC2013.

In the ninth episode of Euro Neuro, guests discuss the story of their Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) fanship, their favourite songs from ESC2014, and how the performance and victory of Conchita Wurst from Austria changed the Eurovision Song Contest with a recap of ESC2014.

In the eighth episode of Euro Neuro, CiTR 101.9FM's very own Aisia (Music and Volunteer Manager, Host of Fan Club) joins as a guest to discuss the story of her Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) fanship, songs that she thought were OK-ish from ESC2015, and the reflection of political issues like Armenian genocide denial on the stage of Eurovision with a recap of ESC2015.

In the seventh episode of Euro Neuro, Sophie from Friday Night Fever on CiTR 101.9FM (Every Friday 6-7:30PM) joins as a guest to discuss the story of her Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) fanship, her favourite songs from ESC2016, and the reflection of political issues like LGBTQIA+ and indigenous representation and armed conflicts on the stage of Eurovision with a recap of ESC2016.

In this special episode of Euro Neuro, Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2023 Grand Final's voting part is covered live with a recap of songs of ESC2023.

In the sixth episode of Euro Neuro, broadcasted live, the road to Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2023 was covered one last time, together with a recap of ESC2017.

In the fifth episode of Euro Neuro, European refugee protection crisis and #MeToo movement, with their reflections on the Eurovision stage, anti-war songs from Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2018, and how anti-LGBTQIA+ policies of countries affect the broadcast of and the participation in the Eurovision Song Contest are covered, together with a recap of ESC2018.

In the fourth episode of Euro Neuro, Israeli occupation of Palestine and how it was reflected in different editions of Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) particularly in Eurovision 2019, which was held in the occupied Palestinian territories are covered, together with a recap of ESC2019.

In this FunDrive 2023 special episode (live!), CiTR fundraising for a new transmitter is at the centre while the importance of CiTR and the host's story of joining are told as well.

In the third episode of Euro Neuro, there are information about an artist from Canada chosen to represent France in Eurovision 2023, and the songs from the cancelled contest, Eurovision 2020.

In the second episode of Euro Neuro, there are information about the new voting system, Eurovision-mania in Iceland, and a recap of ESC2021 including how Black Lives Matter movement influenced the Netherlands' entry.

In the debut episode of Euro Neuro, there are introductory information related to Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) and a recap of ESC2022. Influence of the armed conflicts in general and specifically of the war between Russia and Ukraine on the Contest are discussed.