In the thirty second episode of Euro Neuro the legacy and the breakup of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is explained in the context of Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 1993.
In the thirty-first episode of Euro Neuro, a recap of Eurovision Song Contest 1994 was given with an emphasis on the firsts that were introduced and the countries that debuted.
In the thirtieth episode of Euro Neuro the current state of Eurovision was discussed, how Norway won the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) with a song of 24 words was told, and the Greek-Macedonian naming dispute was explained, with a brief recap of ESC1995.
In the twenty-ninth episode of Euro Neuro, the Great Irish Famine was explained in the context of a novel by the songwriter whose entry won the Eurovision Song Contest 1996, with a recap of ESC1996.
In the twenty-eighth episode of Euro Neuro, a recap of Eurovision Song Contest (ESC)1997 is given.
In the twenty-seveth episode of Euro Neuro, a recap of Eurovision Song Contest (ESC)1998 is given.
In this FunDrive Special Episode, the songs that couldn't be heard during their regular episodes (mostly due to time constraints), 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 twenty-sixth episode of Euro Neuro, a brief history of the diaspora of people from Turkey in Germany was given in the context of the German entry by a group of artists from the diaspora in Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 1999 with a very brief recap of ESC1999.
In the twenty-fifth episode of Euro Neuro, the changes introduced to the contest with the beginning of the millenium are explained with a recap of the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2000.
In the twenty-fourth episode of Euro Neuro a recap of Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2001 is given.
In the twenty-third episode of Euro Neuro, Estonian postcards and how they reflect the ideological point of view towards countries are discussed together with a recap of ESC2002.
In the twenty-second episode of Euro Neuro, Turkey's accession bid to the European Union (EU) is explained in the context of the country's win in Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2003 with a very brief recap of ESC2003.
In the twenty-first episode of Euro Neuro a recap of Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2004 is given.
In the twentieth episode of Euro Neuro the impact of Orange Revolution in Ukraine and Beslan Hostage Massacre in North Ossetia on Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) is covered with a recap of ESC2005.
In the nineteenth episode of Euro Neuro the hypocritical actions by European Broadcasting Union (EBU) in Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2024 is explained in the context of allowing the occupying state of Israel together with a recap of ESC 2006.
In the eighteenth episode of Euro Neuro, there is a recap of Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2007.
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.