Junior Juke Box Jury returns ahead of Junior Eurovision 2018. Ewan Spence is joined by Sharleen Wright and Samantha Ross to listen to Poland, Belarus, Albania, Malta, and Macedonia.

A full playlist for Minsk, spinning around the Swedish hosts, and the circle of Eurovision life. Ewan Spence covers the latest Song Contest news for Minsk 2018 and Tel Aviv 2019. Read more about the Eurovision Song Contest at www.escinsight.com.

Lots of hosts announced, Junior Eurovision selections, and a cruise ship for Tel Aviv, Ewan Spence reports on the latest Song Contest news with ticket sales, artist selections, and diary dates. Read more about the Eurovision Song Contest at www.escinsight.com.

Lisa-Jayne Lewis catches up with Conchita to talk new albums, singing lessons, and storytelling. Read more about the Eurovision Song Contest at www.escinsight.com.

New National Finals, departing broadcasters, Melodifestivalen rumours, and more! Ewan Spence reports on the latest Song Contest action with ticket sales, artist selections, and diary dates. Read more about the Eurovision Song Contest at www.escinsight.com.

Our next guest to the beautiful Île de Bezençon is Icelandic Eurovision commentary writer and all-round cultural attaché Peter Fenner. Will he get his eight chosen Eurovision songs past the strict customs procedure of Ellie Chalkley? And does the Icelandic language have a word for ‘camp’?

More entries! More songs! More results! Ewan Spence reports on the latest Song Contest action with ticket sales, artist selections, and National Final details in the latest Insight News podcast. Read more about the Eurovision Song Contest at www.escinsight.com.

Your three minutes for Eurovision 2019 will be in Tel Aviv! Ewan covers the latest Song Contest action with host cities, show dates, and National Final news. Read more about the Eurovision Song Contest at www.escinsight.com.

The shores of the beautiful Île de Bezençon welcome friend of the parish and the man behind Pif Paf Blog, Ross Middleton. Will he get his eight chosen Eurovision songs past the strict customs procedure of Ellie Chalkley? Or will they just go on tangents about secret Eurovision Scottishness, Estonian body language, and embracing the absurdity of it all? I think you can guess.

And we're off, as the September 1st deadline passes... although it's not as strict a deadline as it used to be. What's happened over the summer, what's the current state of play, and who is the only name on the Eurovision Song Contest board right now?