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 difficult
• what the television edit missed about his opening week
• why he believes the other housemates did not take the time to understand him
• his slow-burn approach and whether he cared about winning
• what the experiment taught him about his identity
• how his strict upbringing shaped his attitude towards rules
• the curiosity connecting mining, cryptocurrency, podcasting and IT sales
• what viewers missed in the conflict between Ebony and Kyrah
• what he wants audiences to understand about the real Harmon

Big 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.

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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 renovation
• Serena’s emotional story and how Jess’s own upbringing shaped her response
• Taking the series into regional communities during the cost-of-living crisis
• Leading season three without Norm on screen and the volunteers and tradies behind the transformations
• The responsibilities of hosting and executive producing the program
• The enormous 18-room Wishlist charity project
• Special guests Grant and Chezzi Denyer and Dave Hughes
• The team’s continuing relationship with families after the cameras leave

Budget Battlers continues Wednesday nights at 7:30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.

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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.

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Big Brother is back for 2026 — but who really controls television’s biggest live social experiment?

In this TV Central: One on One podcast, Aaron Ryan goes behind the scenes with Sarah Thornton, Head of Unscripted at Paramount Australia, and Amelia Fisk, Director of Content at Endemol Shine Australia.

Sarah and Amelia reveal:

• Why the 2026 housemates are being kept secret until viewers meet them on screen
• How Paramount and Endemol Shine divide responsibility for the format
• What the team learned from Big Brother’s 2025 return
• How live nominations, live evictions, audience voting and the 24-hour stream will work
• Why planned tasks can be abandoned when the real story inside the house is stronger
• How the production balances an “unfiltered” experiment with moderation, compliance and duty of care
• How the move to Screen Queensland Studios in Hemmant is creating 92 local opportunities
• The one thing the producers will be watching most closely on premiere night

Big Brother Australia premieres Monday, 26 October at 7.30pm on 10. The series airs six nights a week, with live nominations, live evictions and 24-hour streaming on 10.

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In this episode of TV Central: One on One, Aaron Ryan welcomes Shaynna Blaze back to the podcast to discuss 1 Euro House with Shaynna and Darren and the extraordinary reality of restoring a centuries-old home in Sicily.

Shaynna reveals why she bought the one-euro property sight unseen, the fear of discovering major structural problems and how losing an entire floor forced a complete rethink of the house. She also explains the accidental rustic finish of the exposed bedroom beams, how she and Darren Palmer balanced very different design instincts, and just how small the renovation team really was.

The conversation also covers:

• What potential buyers need to understand beyond the one-euro headline

• The finished kitchen and the challenge of turning several planned spaces into one communal room

• Life in Castronovo and the importance of becoming part of the local community

• Why Shaynna wants future television projects to tell meaningful human stories

• The heritage-listed Sunbury site awaiting The Block in 2027

• Her Kyneton home, growing family and hopes for a joyful 2027

1 Euro House with Shaynna and Darren continues Tuesdays at 8.40pm on Channel 9 and 9Now. The first three episodes are available to stream on 9Now.

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Australia has crowned its winner of The Voice Australia 2026 — and for the first time in the Australian series, a rapper has taken the title.

Aaron Ryan speaks with Yung Milla, the proud Marranunggu artist from Darwin, about the people, culture and experiences behind his victory. He reveals that his first thoughts after hearing his name called were of family members who had passed away and the community he wanted to make proud.

In this episode:

• How Levi Nichaloff became Yung Milla, with the name honouring his mother and older brother J-MILLA
• Why he chose his brother’s song All My Life for his four-chair Blind Audition
• The pressure of proving rap belongs on The Voice stage
• How he rebuilt Men at Work’s Down Under while respecting the original
• Deciding which painful experiences are ready to become lyrics — and which remain private
• Protecting his integrity, culture and connection to home as the music industry comes calling
• What he hopes this historic win creates for people beyond his own career

Yung Milla also explains why speaking his story can help someone else and why, wherever his career takes him, his people come with him.

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In this episode of TV Central: One on One, Aaron Ryan is joined by Mel Doyle to discuss the new season of Channel 7’s The House of Wellness.

Mel reflects on the show’s evolution into a prime-time fixture, its new on-screen team with Shane Crawford, Dr Michela Sorensen and Sam Taunton, and the balance between approachable health information, humour, celebrity guests, live music and big entertainment moments.

They also discuss what makes health conversations work best when they feel like a relaxed loungeroom chat rather than a lecture; Sam Splainer’s comic take on wellness; the chemistry between Mel and Shane; and how the format could continue to grow.

Away from The House of Wellness, Mel talks about the art of interviewing, the importance of earning trust, her time on Sunday Night, and whether This Is Your Life could return after its acclaimed revival.

Plus, a preview of what is ahead for The House of Wellness, including Jimmy Rees, Gavin Wanganeen, Dr Michela’s discussion on tiredness and insomnia, and Shane Crawford’s latest Crash Test Crawf challenge.

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Aaron Ryan is joined by Brook Hall, Seven’s Chief Content Officer, Television and Streaming, and Aaron Howison, Seven’s Director of Programming, for a wide-ranging TV Central: One on One conversation about Channel 7’s content strategy, programming decisions, streaming ambitions and what lies ahead for the network.

In this episode, Brook and Aaron take listeners inside Seven’s current and future slate, with discussion including:

• Australian Idol and its continued strength

• Farmer Wants a Wife and The 1% Club

• My Kitchen Rules, The Voice and First Dates Australia

• Better Homes and Gardens

• 7plus and the future of streaming

• Seven’s multichannels and regional television

• Audience behaviour and how viewing habits are changing

• What viewers can expect across the second half of 2026 and beyond

It’s a comprehensive look behind the scenes at one of Australia’s biggest television networks, featuring two key executives helping shape what Australians watch across Channel 7, 7plus and the broader Seven ecosystem.

For the latest television and entertainment news, streaming information, ratings, cinema reviews and podcasts, head to www.tvcentral.com.au.

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