Junior Eurovision 2010: Juke Box Jury #3
The Ukraine, Russia, Malta, FYR Macedona and last year’s winning song face Aaron and Georgia, this week’s Junior Juke Box Jury Judges. Hosted by Ewan Spence, www.escinsight.com
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Junior Eurovision 2010: Juke Box Jury #2
More previews from next week’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest, as The Netherlands, Serbia, Moldova, Armenia and Belarus come under the judgemental eye of the kids from Duncan Place. Who will be the Hit, who will Miss, and who will walk away with a maybe?
Junior Eurovision 2010: Juke Box Jury #1
I know a lot of people ignore it, but I think that the Junior Eurovision Song Contest is a great ‘side’ event to our favourite TV show. The Eighth Edition takes place on the 20th November, and with 14 countries entering, there’s only one way to preview the songs. It’s time to call up the Juke Box Jury back into service!
Eurovision Insight Podcast: National Finals Have Started
[audio:http://www.archive.org/download/UnofficialEurovisionSongContestPodcast28/escinsight_20101102_28.mp3] MP3 File – Show Notes – RSS Feed – iTunes Link This week’s Eurovision Bits and Pieces takes on board the new beginnings, be it for Junior Eurovision at the end of the month, the long search in each country for their national song, or the second chance on offer at ConSong for some of this year’s performers. But that’s the beauty of Eurovision, just when you think it’s all over, there’s always something on the horizon ready to charge your batteries again. Eurovision Insight Podcast: National Finals Have Started Ukraine airs the first selection program to start their
Eurovision Insight Podcast: Back from the Summer Break
The summer break is over, and the Eurovision bandwagon is starting to warm up again for the long journey to The Esprit Stadium in Duesseldorf in May 2011. You’ll be happy to know you’ll have a little slice of Eurovision every week until we know who the winner is.
Hello Kiev, This is the Internet calling – let’s vote for our Junior Eurovision 2009 favourite!
Just a bit of fun, you understand; as The Internet doesn’t have an entry in Junior Eurovision (JESC), we can’t have an official vote. So I’ve set this one up for people following the fun on Twitter to join in. There’s no influence on the final vote, there’s no feedback to the main team here, it’s purely to see what would happen if there was an Internet jury. [poll id=”3″] Poll will close as the official voting lines close
