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Podcast | Ratings disasters at RTL and Net5 and who actually wants to go to Eurovision?

Podcast | Ratings disasters at RTL and Net5 and who actually wants to go to Eurovision?

The Netherlands has decided to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest despite recent controversies. Additionally, the podcast discusses declining viewership ratings at RTL and Net5, along with reports involving threatening messages from Dolly Parton's nephew.

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