Musings – The view down here
It’s never over. Eurovision that is. Or are there some worrying signs ? The singers and the songs have come and gone, but the number of viewers who watched the […]
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Musings – A landslide and a wake up call
As I woke up this morning in inner-suburban Melbourne I had no idea that half a day later I would be so amazed by a Eurovision outcome. I came to […]
Special Report – The Draw
We are down to the business end of proceedings. Whether you’re watching it live across Europe or on delay on the other continents, Eurovision 2012 in Baku is here. Saturday […]
EuroSongCountdown Reviews the Rest
Unfortunately we couldn’t review all the songs for the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest during our time on air, so here is podcast review of all the songs we have yet […]
Serbia presents
After a retrospective through his many works at Eurovision, more than proving his Eurovision pedigree, Zeljko Joksimovic finally presented his song that he will be singing in Baku. In fact […]
The Remaining 16
Well, Super Month is now over and there are still 16 countries left to select or present their entries. Next week will see the Russian, Swedish, Romanian, Moldovan, and Portuguese […]
Special report: ESC’s healing powers
Eurovision first saw the light of day less than a decade after the guns fell silent in Europe. The continent lay in ruins and deep hatreds forged in battle weren’t […]
