Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
Podcasts about the Eurovision Song Contest
[audio:http://www.archive.org/download/UnofficialEurovisionSongContestPodcast105/escinsight_20110628_105_UJBJ_13.mp3] Which is the best Eurovision winning song of all time? The quest continues over on ESC Insight, as Luxemburg (1973), Israel (1998), Ireland (1980) and The Netherlands (1969) are judged.
Join Ewan Spence as he takes you through the first Eurovision Semi Final. Start the track as the show begins, and pause at the beeps for each song to be performed.
As I write this blog post, I’m safely wrapped up in the Press Centre of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. For those of you keeping track of the dates, the live shows are on May 10th and 12th for the semi-finals, and Saturday 14th for the Grand Final. As is the norm for Eurovision, my experiences are a bit out of sync with the majority, but that actually helps the coverage I can do around the Contest. The reason for "five seconds" is that my Eurovision experience is always challenging time. Last week I was at the Scottish "preview" Party
Points for punditry? Tell us something quite interesting? Join host Ewan Spence for a Christmas Special on the podcast as our pundits David Elder, Elaine Dove, Ross Tillbrook and Danny Lynch play “Nul Point!” – the Eurovision Song Contest panel show.
Sweden 1984, France 1977, Ireland 1993 and Greece 2005 take part in the third heat of Ultimate Juke Box Jury. With judges David Elder and Andrew Main, hosted by Ewan Spence.
Switzerland chooses their song, why no ticketing system could have coped on Sunday, National submission deadlines, the potential return of Malcolm Lincoln and the horror of Jedward. It’s the weekly ESC Insight news podcast!
