Eurovision 2010 Podcast: Previews, Parties and InCulto
Saturday night saw Georgia host a part inside Oslo’s Opera House, and I took the chance to grab some Eurovision people to talk about what’s been going on in the week of open rehearsals
Occasional Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
Before ESC Insight launched in early 2011, I attended Oslo for Eurovision 2010.
Saturday night saw Georgia host a part inside Oslo’s Opera House, and I took the chance to grab some Eurovision people to talk about what’s been going on in the week of open rehearsals
One last question for our judges… who do they think will win the Eurovision Song Contest 2010? Ewan Spence asks the question.
The final five songs in 2010 face a Eurovision Juke Box Jury of Lynne McCrossan and Bruce Devlin. Germany, Spain, France, Norway and the United Kingdom, all introduced by Ewan Spence
Eurovision fans in Australia (at least the ones that haven’t tried to get to Oslo) have had their radios tuned to SBS for the last two or three weeks, as they’re broadcasting a dedicated Eurovision Radio Station running up, during, and in the weeks after this year’s contest. Over the weekend, they would have heard a familiar Scottish voice and “electrical guitar” introduction. Yes, after listening to the Unofficial Eurovision Song Contest Podcast, SBS Radio decided that what they were lacking was a little bit of Juke Box Jury action, and commissioned a special edition of the show for Down
Serbia, Belarus, Romania, Belgium and Moldova submit to the Juke Box Jury of Elaine Dove and David Elder, in their final jury of the 2010 contest, Ewan Spence, as always, is in the host’s chair.
Karina Westerman and Paul Jordan return to the Eurovision Juke Box Jury bench to judge the Netherlands, Malta, Albania, Bulgaria and Latvia. Ewan Spence hosts.