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Eurovision Insight Podcast: The Eurovision Podcrawl Starts In Cannes 1959
You can find links to everyone on the Eurovision Podcrawl at linktr.ee/eurovisionpodcrawl.
Welcome To The First Eurovision Podcrawl!
Over the summer, a group of Eurovision podcasters are joining forces to create a series of episodes, each showcasing a different year of the Song Contest… but it has to be a year when a country first hosted Eurovision. We’re starting off the crawl here at ESC Insight, and at the end of our episode, we’ll introduce you to the next podcast on the crawl. Head there for the next episode, and they’ll introduce you to the next podcast. Just like that, you’ll have some Eurovision all summer long!
How each podcast addresses the topic is entirely up to them – half of the fun of this project is to help you experience the wider Eurovision podcast community and everyone’s wildly different styles.
Who Is On The Podcrawl?
Already signed up for the Podcrawl are 12 Points From America, Douze Points, EuroWhat?, ESC Insight, Niall Points, That Eurovision Site, and The Wind Machine Podcast. You’ll find links to all the sites and their episodes when they are uploaded through linktr.ee/eurovisionpodcrawl.
If you and your podcast team want to join in, get in touch with us at [email protected].
ESC Insight’s Podcrawl Edpisode
Eurovision Insight Podcast: The Eurovision Podcrawl Starts In Cannes 1959
Ewan Spence, Fin Ross Russell, and Dudepoints start off the Eurovision Podcrawl with a trip to Cannes in 1959. They talk about the Contest’s formative years, the impact on the future of the Song Contest, and pick out three songs to talk about in detail.
Podcast Timestamps
0m30s: Welcome to the podcast.
1m22s: What is a podcrawl?
3m40s: Eurovision 1959 in thirty seconds.
4m10s: Eurovision in the 1950s
12m46: Germnay: Heute Abend Wollen Wir Tanzen, by Alice and Ellen Kessler.
24m45s: Italy: Piove (Chia Ciao Bambino), by Domenico Modugno.
38m25s: Intermission (It’s a long podcast, this is a good point to have a break).
39m00s: United Kingdom: Sing Little Birdie, by Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson.
51m18s: Quick reviews of the other eight songs.
64m28s: The impact of Eurovision 1959 on future Song Contests.
72m03s: The next step on the Eurovision Podcrawl.
Where Next On The Podcrawl?
Looking for the next episode of the Eurovision Podcrawl? It’s going to be at The Wind Machine Podcast on June 30th, when Danie and Mark will look at Austria’s first hosting of the Contest in 1967.
You can find links to everyone on the Eurovision Podcrawl at linktr.ee/eurovisionpodcrawl.
Stay up to date with all the Eurovision discussions through the summer by listening to the ESC Insight podcasts. You’ll find the show in iTunes, Google Podcasts, and Spotify. A direct RSS feed is available. We also have a regular email newsletter which you can sign up to here.
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You can find links to everyone on the Eurovision Podcrawl at linktr.ee/eurovisionpodcrawl.
Welcome To The First Eurovision Podcrawl!
Over the summer, a group of Eurovision podcasters are joining forces to create a series of episodes, each showcasing a different year of the Song Contest… but it has to be a year when a country first hosted Eurovision. We’re starting off the crawl here at ESC Insight, and at the end of our episode, we’ll introduce you to the next podcast on the crawl. Head there for the next episode, and they’ll introduce you to the next podcast. Just like that, you’ll have some Eurovision all summer long!
How each podcast addresses the topic is entirely up to them – half of the fun of this project is to help you experience the wider Eurovision podcast community and everyone’s wildly different styles.
Who Is On The Podcrawl?
Already signed up for the Podcrawl are 12 Points From America, Douze Points, EuroWhat?, ESC Insight, Niall Points, That Eurovision Site, and The Wind Machine Podcast. You’ll find links to all the sites and their episodes when they are uploaded through linktr.ee/eurovisionpodcrawl.
If you and your podcast team want to join in, get in touch with us at [email protected].
ESC Insight’s Podcrawl Edpisode
Eurovision Insight Podcast: The Eurovision Podcrawl Starts In Cannes 1959
Ewan Spence, Fin Ross Russell, and Dudepoints start off the Eurovision Podcrawl with a trip to Cannes in 1959. They talk about the Contest’s formative years, the impact on the future of the Song Contest, and pick out three songs to talk about in detail.
Podcast Timestamps
0m30s: Welcome to the podcast.
1m22s: What is a podcrawl?
3m40s: Eurovision 1959 in thirty seconds.
4m10s: Eurovision in the 1950s
12m46: Germnay: Heute Abend Wollen Wir Tanzen, by Alice and Ellen Kessler.
24m45s: Italy: Piove (Chia Ciao Bambino), by Domenico Modugno.
38m25s: Intermission (It’s a long podcast, this is a good point to have a break).
39m00s: United Kingdom: Sing Little Birdie, by Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson.
51m18s: Quick reviews of the other eight songs.
64m28s: The impact of Eurovision 1959 on future Song Contests.
72m03s: The next step on the Eurovision Podcrawl.
Where Next On The Podcrawl?
Looking for the next episode of the Eurovision Podcrawl? It’s going to be at The Wind Machine Podcast on June 30th, when Danie and Mark will look at Austria’s first hosting of the Contest in 1967.
You can find links to everyone on the Eurovision Podcrawl at linktr.ee/eurovisionpodcrawl.
Stay up to date with all the Eurovision discussions through the summer by listening to the ESC Insight podcasts. You’ll find the show in iTunes, Google Podcasts, and Spotify. A direct RSS feed is available. We also have a regular email newsletter which you can sign up to here.
The post Eurovision Insight Podcast: The Eurovision Podcrawl Starts In Cannes 1959 appeared first on ESC Insight - Home of the Unofficial Eurovision Song Contest Podcast.