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We’ve all made it to Yerevan and the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, and that means it’s time for our first daily podcast looking back at the stage time, the news and the fun of Eurovision in Armenia.
But it’s not just the Insight team, we’ve gathered up the great and the good of the Eurovision world to join us!
Junior Eurovision Insight: Daily chat from Yerevan, Wednesday 30th November
Hosted by Ewan Spence with…Liam Clark (EscXtra)
Luke Fisher (EscXtra)
Steven Newby (ESC Insight)
Sharleen Wright (ESC Insight)
JP Boernig (Radio International)
Thank you once more to BMI for their support, which has allowed the ESC Insight team to cover Junior Eurovision in Yerevan.
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Hi guys! Enjoyed the podcast. Totally agree about JESC being the adult show ‘as it used to be’ – right down to some of the songs which wouldnt have been out of place twenty or so years ago!
Also, you’ve got to hand it to the kids – although some of the songs are perhaps not so hot – they all give it a go with their performances and there are some very good young singers there. Some have plenty of stage presence and all the moves when it comes to playing to the cameras. There’s also some very tightly rehearsed choreography.
At the moment, having seen ESCXtra’s rehearsal videos, it’s very difficult to pick a winner I think.
Great to see the daily chat show at JESC!
Looking at the rehersals so far Netherlands look best positioned to win. However Georgia and Russia should get a strong Eastern European vote which is stronger at JESC than ESC.
However Sweden looks set to do poorly. The only reason fans (including me) think Sweden is good is because we are suffering from a schlager deficit at the moment, common at this time of year.