Charlie Harding, a musician and host of Switched On Pop, alongside historian Tess Megginson, dive into the political turmoil surrounding Israel's involvement in the Eurovision Song Contest. They explore the event's historical complexities, noting how politics and art often intertwine. The duo discusses the backlash against Israel's submission 'October Rain,' which touched on sensitive topics from recent conflicts. With a historical lens, they reflect on previous boycott calls and the contest's ongoing cultural significance amidst political strife.
