TV Central: One on One Podcast

Big Brother Australia 2026's third evicted housemate, Pheobe Joyce, joins Aaron Ryan to unpack her time in the house and the vote that sent her home.In this episode, Pheobe discusses:why she believes Australia did not vote to save her and what television viewers may have missedthe viewer comment that questioned whether she was being authenticthe chronic migraine bond behind her unexpected friendship with Ebonywhy Ebony choosing to save Matthew felt like a betrayalthe surprise birthday party that became Pam's pass-the-parcel evictionMarshy, Kyrah and the big red button twisther life as Bunnings' resident performer and her renewed musical theatre ambitionswho she wants evicted next and who she hopes will winBig Brother Australia continues Monday to Friday at 7.30pm and Sundays at 7pm on Channel 10. Watch the 24-hour live stream and catch up through 10.For all the latest television news, streaming info, ratings, cinema movie reviews and podcasts, head to TVCentral.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A seemingly innocent game of Pass the Parcel brought Pam Davidson’s Big Brother Australia 2026 journey to a sudden end.In this episode of TV Central: One on One, Aaron Ryan speaks with the 62-year-old South Australian teacher about her surprise eviction, the mixed emotions of leaving the house and why she wanted to show older women they can pursue something completely outside their usual lives.The conversation also explores:How Pam’s teacher personality emerged while mediating disagreementsThe advice from her son and former housemate Kieran Davidson that proved most usefulWhy Charity became Pam’s closest friend in the houseHow Ryan and Tahlia’s sibling connection created a strategic threatWhy Harmon Singh’s comments about Pam’s age hurt—and why she is still willing to meet him for coffeeStanding up against comments that reduced women to their appearanceBig Brother Australia continues Monday to Friday at 7.30pm and Sundays at 7pm on Channel 10, with catch-up and a 24-hour live stream on 10.For all the latest television news, streaming info, ratings, cinema movie reviews and podcasts, head to TVCentral.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Harmon Singh became the first housemate evicted from Big Brother Australia 2026 after receiving an extraordinary 22 nomination points. In this TV Central: One on One podcast, Aaron Ryan speaks with Harmon about the person viewers of the nightly Channel 10 episodes barely had the chance to know.Harmon discusses:why he expected facing Ebony and Kyrah in the public vote would be difficultwhat the television edit missed about his opening weekwhy he believes the other housemates did not take the time to understand himhis slow-burn approach and whether he cared about winningwhat the experiment taught him about his identityhow his strict upbringing shaped his attitude towards rulesthe curiosity connecting mining, cryptocurrency, podcasting and IT saleswhat viewers missed in the conflict between Ebony and Kyrahwhat he wants audiences to understand about the real HarmonBig Brother Australia continues Monday to Friday at 7.30pm and Sundays at 7pm on Channel 10, with the 24-hour live stream and catch-up available through 10.For all the latest television news, streaming info, ratings, cinema movie reviews and podcasts, visit TVCentral.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jess Eva returns to TV Central: One on One to discuss the third season of Budget Battlers, the heartfelt Channel 9 series transforming homes for Australians doing it tough.In this episode, Jess joins Aaron Ryan to discuss:Why Budget Battlers is about far more than renovationSerena’s emotional story and how Jess’s own upbringing shaped her responseTaking the series into regional communities during the cost-of-living crisisLeading season three without Norm on screen and the volunteers and tradies behind the transformationsThe responsibilities of hosting and executive producing the programThe enormous 18-room Wishlist charity projectSpecial guests Grant and Chezzi Denyer and Dave HughesThe team’s continuing relationship with families after the cameras leaveBudget Battlers continues Wednesday nights at 7:30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.For all the latest television news, streaming info, ratings, cinema movie reviews and podcasts, visit TV Central. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Big Brother is back, and the unmistakable voice of the house, Mike Goldman, joins Aaron Ryan for a TV Central: One on One podcast previewing the 2026 season.Mike takes us inside the move to the purpose-built production at Screen Queensland Studios in Hemmant, Brisbane, explains why the new facility is a major upgrade and confirms that host Mel Tracina finally has a roof. He also arrives with two intriguing promises written by still-secret housemates before entering the game.In this episode:• Mike explains why the original social experiment remains important in the age of phones and online echo chambers.• We discuss the secret cast, viewer power, live nominations and live evictions.• Mike reflects on the success of the 24-hour Big Brother stream and what makes a memorable housemate.• He shares how becoming a father to Jagger Rocky has changed his empathy and tolerance.• We explore his acting, production work and narration videos that have attracted more than 100 million views.• Mike finishes with a spontaneous Big Brother-style narration of the interview itself.Big Brother Australia premieres Monday, 26 October at 7.30pm on 10 and streams 24 hours a day through 10.For the latest television news, streaming information, ratings, cinema reviews and podcasts, visit TVCentral.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.