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It's here! The Grand Final of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest is taking place in Malmō.
On this episode, Steve catches up with brothers Marcus & Martinus, who are opening the show for Sweden.
Also, dropping by are drag superstars Nicky Doll and Courtney Act, as well as Serbian Eurovision legends Bojana Stemanov (2015) and Konstrakta (2022).
After Käärijä almost won for Finland last year, we pay a visit to the country's commentator Mikko Silvennoinen.
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The Official Eurovision Song Contest podcast is produced and presented for the EBU by Steve Holden. The theme music is composed by Machine Sound. Visual design by Chris Fox and Ángela Espejo.
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It's here! The Grand Final of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest is taking place in Malmō.
On this episode, Steve catches up with brothers Marcus & Martinus, who are opening the show for Sweden.
Also, dropping by are drag superstars Nicky Doll and Courtney Act, as well as Serbian Eurovision legends Bojana Stemanov (2015) and Konstrakta (2022).
After Käärijä almost won for Finland last year, we pay a visit to the country's commentator Mikko Silvennoinen.
In a year of amazing choreography, Meshach Henry explains how he’s created the mind-melting dancing for the UK’s Olly Alexander.
The Official Eurovision Song Contest podcast is produced and presented for the EBU by Steve Holden. The theme music is composed by Machine Sound. Visual design by Chris Fox and Ángela Espejo.
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