It's like she wrote a letter to each note.

weather your statement is true or not , you are acting like a troll. stupid comment .

Bob Bartko Whether you understand this or not, I'm giving you a thumbs up and an A-OK sign. Ask someone from Germany about that. [Hint: It's not nice.]

Oahu Hawaii Sorry , know you are a good Jackie fan. I very seldom make mean replies like that .

Bob Bartko Nearly two decades ago, I was in a Parisian restaurant, where a person at a nearby table got the attention of a waiter. He said aloud, in English, "I'd like two water (bottles), please." He gestured with his two fingers horizontal and the back of his hand facing the waiter. The French host jumped up, covered his hand, and said, "No, no. It's not good." He then turned to the waiter and said, "Désolé!" and ordered some fizzy bottled water in French. I gave my colleague a wide-eyed, quizzical look, so she asked her husband, who explained that it was an extremely rude gesture. To indicate "two", it's acceptable to signal with a Peace sign, but the hand should be vertical with the palm facing the other person. [Months later, I read a set of business etiquette booklets which gave the details.]

Don't forget her parents.

Kris Webb I don't know her parents so I can't speak for them, but I have read posts from her fans and there would be many upset if they thought Jackie was watching Game of Thrones. I think that I can speak to.

John Doe Exactly. I have seen one show that someone else brought over a DVD to watch with me, and it should be rated X. Just too much mature content for many. The story of the show is kinda of neat, but they show way more nudity than they need to. And its not just the nudity, its all kinds and sorts of sexual content. If her parents let her watch it before she is of age, I will be surprised. If I had a mature 14 year old in my house, they would never watch that show until they were 18.

pickin4you I don't trust HBO

***** I know, check out the cartoon "Phineas and Ferb" a great cartoon for any age.

MAYBE SHE IS! We never knew about "The Company We Keep" until the filming was almost over, and that was because we heard it ONLY from Jackie.

The interviewer, Brynn McKenry, wasn't too bad, but the quality of the podcast is fairly low. Surprisingly, Brynn's voice sounded like it was recorded from over a phone line, whereas Jackie's sounded like she was in the studio. I suppose that's the better situation for us listeners, if one side is going to be distorted. Anyway, I've listened for all references to "royalty" and I've found only one. Just after 05:28, Brynn says: "Well, you still managed to have some great stage presence when you're out on that stage, whether it's something like America's Got Talent, performing for royalty and the President, touring the world. So, do you have any ..." BTW, the podcast's date is 2014-11-01, however, the actual interview must have happened between AGT 2014 and early October. Jackie mistakenly says her new album, "Awakening", contains a song she had written; in much earlier interviews, she had identified it as "The Sun and The Moon". Jackie stopped mentioning this point by mid-October, as that song is not on the album. I believe there was some miscommunication between her management team and the record producer. She had sung a bunch of songs in early 2014, but the tracks were finished many months later -- the orchestra and choir from Hungary* were added separately, and additional sounds and adjustments were included in the studio before the final product was completed. Nobody told her that her song didn't make the final cut. To her credit, though, Jean-Pierre Steyn wrote "Made to Dream" specifically for Jackie's album. [* Clarification: Budapest Concert Orchestra and the Budapest City Choir -- from liner notes for "Awakening" CD.]

Actually, if you Google Jackie Evancho, "I will always Love You", you will find her performing that very number, in her style of coarse.

Jackie says, "I'm familiar with all the songs I sing, but these are just the ones I used to sing when I was younger...."

Michael D.613 Thank you. "I'm familiar with all the songs" I just couldn't make that out. I get it now though.Thanks again!

yes! I actually liked that the interviewer talked about Lady Gaga as Jackie Evancho likes her. I considered that more important then mentioning that Jackie also had performed with Tony Bennett. It should have been mentioned I agree. I understand that it didn't happen as it was about Lady Gaga whom Jackie admires for good reasons.

Joep de Kraker Jackie was probably shocked after Lady Gaga's "Sound of Music"

He sounds intelligent and knowledgable and genuinely interested, which is more than I can say for a lot of interviewers.

+NickRoman He also treats her with friendly respect and as an adult. They worked very well together.