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It takes six days to decompress after Eurovision. In the last of his ‘Letters from Stockholm’ for ESC Insight, Jon explains how he managed to miss the nail-biting finish, and how, despite his unprecedented hangover, he still managed to do the right thing.
Letters From Stockholm: Dear Eurovision…
Jon Jacob is finally home, so the last of his ‘Letters From Stockholm’ has a challenging title. Nonetheless, he wants to talk to the audience of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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Come on Jon, those televoters who were watching the public Final obviously loved a ringmaster’s jacket, Michal’s androgynous look and his powerful voice – maybe! I have heard that his Jury Final performance wasn’t that great, which ‘might’ suggest the low jury score – imagine if he had nailed that too! Warsaw 2017…
Just so you know, there is a Community Radio host here who does a regular classical music slot and who also does a few shows on Eurovision around Contest time (I have been on his show), so in the words of Joe & Jake…you know what I’d say, don’t you?
Great series of podcasts Jon – thoroughly enjoyable. You going to Ukraine (if that’s where Eurovision ends up in 2017)?
Jon Jacob’s podcasts have been excellent. Can we keep him please? Pretty please?
I do agree with Jon about Poland and I love the way he mixes music and talk, but it’s a bit disappointing that, by his own admission, he wasn’t sober enough to give us more of an insight of the big night.