TV Central: One on One Podcast

Welcome to another episode of TV Central: One on One, where we dive deep into the world of television with the biggest names in the industry! Today, we’re talking about the return of a fan favorite: My Kitchen Rules is back, and at the helm are celebrity chefs Manu Feildel and Colin Fassnidge.These two culinary powerhouses are teaming up once again as co-hosts, judges, and mates to find Australia’s best home cooks. You can catch all the action when MKR returns to Channel 7 and 7plus at 7:30 PM on Monday, September 9th.My guest today is none other than Manu Feildel himself. You might know him as the charismatic French-Australian chef from Ready Steady Cook, MasterChef, and of course, My Kitchen Rules, which he’s been co-hosting since 2010.In today’s episode, we’ll chat with Manu about:What viewers can expect from this season of MKRThe variety of contestants this yearWhether there are really any new flavors'Out there' recipes that might surprise youDrama versus cooking – what takes center stage?How Manu handles the drama (or leaves it to Colin!)His friendship and working relationship with Colin FassnidgeContestants playing it safe versus going bold with their cookingHis passion for fitness and boxingHis time on Dancing with the StarsLife outside MKR: successes and failures in the restaurant worldThe challenge of making cooking shows work without the sensory experience for viewersIt’s going to be a fantastic chat, so stick around!And don’t forget, for all the latest TV news, streaming updates, and movie reviews, visit TV Central at www.tvcentral.com.au.

Welcome to the TV Central Podcast, your go-to destination for the latest television news, streaming info, ratings, and exclusive interviews. Today, we have a special guest—Leeanna Walsman, star of the gripping Australian drama Human Error.Inspired by true events, Human Error follows Detective Holly O'Rourke, played by Leeanna, as she and her homicide team dive into what starts as a seemingly straightforward murder investigation. But as Holly fights to save her career, family, and faith in justice, they uncover a criminal conspiracy that changes everything.You may recognize Leeanna from her incredible work in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones, Looking for Alibrandi, and the fan-favorite Wentworth. In this episode, she shares the inside scoop on:The world of Human Error and the complexity of her character, Holly.Holly’s emotional journey and personal struggles.Her on-screen relationship with her daughter.The revival of Australian drama on free-to-air TV.Her experiences on Wentworth.The diversity in her acting roles.How real-life events inspired Human Error.The possibility of a season 2.What’s next on her acting bucket list.For all things TV, including reviews, guides, and more, head to TV Central at www.tvcentral.com.au.

Welcome to another episode of the TV Central: One on One podcast! Today, we’re honored to have Larry Emdur with us—one of Australian television's most beloved and enduring figures. Larry has navigated the highs and lows of the TV industry with grace, from his early days as a newsreader to hosting shows like The Morning Show and The Chase Australia.Larry’s career has been a remarkable journey, and this year, he was honored with the coveted Gold Logie—an achievement that, by his own admission, came as a genuine surprise. In this episode, Larry opens up about his life and career, including:Why he was genuinely surprised to win the Gold LogieA week of tattoos and pizzaHis passion for the television industryMemorable moments from The Main Event, The Price is Right, Celebrity Dog School, and Celebrity SplashBattling self-doubt along the wayFor all the latest television news, streaming info, ratings, cinema reviews, TV guides, and more, don’t forget to visit TV Central at www.tvcentral.com.au.

Welcome to another episode of TV Central: One on One, where we dive deep into the world of television and entertainment. Today, we’re turning our spotlight on one of Seven’s biggest hits—The Voice. Get ready for breathtaking performances and those electrifying chair turns as The Voice returns to Channel 7 and 7plus, Monday, August 19th at 7:30 PM.In this episode, I’m thrilled to be joined by the incredibly talented Kate Miller-Heidke. Kate is an award-winning singer-songwriter who effortlessly moves between contemporary pop, folk, musical theatre, and opera. With five top 10 studio albums under her belt—including O Vertigo! and Nightflight—Kate’s multi-platinum hits like 'The Last Day On Earth' and 'Caught In The Crowd' have captivated audiences worldwide. Her latest album, Child In Reverse, continues to showcase her unique artistry.Today on the podcast, Kate chats about:Why she decided to join The Voice AustraliaThe never-ending pool of talent on the showBalancing mentoring with the competition aspectBonding with the other judgesWhether there’s a mandate to be a ‘nice’ judgeThe various opportunities she has explored in her careerThe uncertainty that comes with a career in musicHow her family would describe herFor all the latest in television news, streaming updates, ratings, cinema reviews, and more, be sure to check out TV Central at www.tvcentral.com.au.Before we dive in, a quick note: This interview was conducted over the phone, so the sound quality may not be up to our usual standard—apologies for that.

Welcome to another episode of the TV Central: One on One podcast! Today, we’re joined by the legendary Shaun Micallef—a comedian, actor, writer, and television presenter who’s been gracing our screens for decades. You might know him from iconic shows like Mad as Hell and Talkin’ ’Bout Your Generation, or perhaps from his work on Full Frontal, The Micallef Program, Newstopia, and Mr and Mrs Murder. But today, we’re talking about his two biggest roles: hosting Channel 10’s Brain Eisteddfod and appearing right here on this podcast.Shaun is back at the ABC with a brand-new eight-part talk show, Shaun Micallef’s Eve of Destruction, premiering Wednesday, August 14th at 8 pm on ABC TV and ABC iview. In this series, Shaun explores what truly matters to his celebrity guests by asking them to choose two possessions they would save in a hypothetical disaster. What can’t Stephen Curry live without? What will Mary Coustas rescue first? And what item does Rebecca Gibney cherish most?In today’s episode, Shaun Micallef discusses:The unique twist of destruction in his new show, instead of a traditional interview formatThe talented Felix Cameron from Boy Swallows UniverseWhat two personal items he would bring to the set if the roles were reversedUpcoming guests on the showA major career change in his lifeWhy sketch comedy has almost disappeared from free-to-air TVThe scarcity of unique characters like Norman Gunston and Effie on television todayWhether the Shaun Micallef we see is the real deal or a performanceWhat he enjoys doing in his spare timeWhat’s still on his bucket list for the futureFor the latest TV news, streaming updates, movie reviews, and more, visit TV Central at www.tvcentral.com.au. 

Welcome to another episode of the TV Central: One on One podcast!Today, we're thrilled to have an incredible guest—Samantha Jade, a name synonymous with success in the Australian entertainment industry.You may remember her sensational victory on The X Factor in 2012, which catapulted her into stardom with chart-topping hits like "What You’ve Done To Me," "Up!," and "Bounce."\But Samantha’s talents don’t stop at singing. She’s also made her mark on the screen, portraying Kylie Minogue in the TV miniseries INXS: Never Tear Us Apart and taking on a guest role in Home and Away. And if that wasn’t enough, she showed us she could dance, too, with her dazzling performances on Dancing with the Stars.In today’s podcast, Samantha Jade opens up about:Her exhilarating experience on Dancing with the Stars (DWTS)Whether her background in singing and stage dancing gave her an edge on DWTSThe most challenging aspects of dancingHer memorable Samba performanceThe high-energy finale freestyle danceThe dynamic partnership with her dance partner, GustavoAny friendly rivalry with Lisa McCuneThe strong bonds she formed with the cast and a new friendship that blossomedHow her career took off, long before The X FactorHer resilience and determination in the industryWhether ballroom dancing will play a future role in her lifeWhat exciting projects are coming up nextFor all your latest TV news, streaming updates, movie reviews, and more, be sure to visit TV Central at www.tvcentral.com.au. 

Welcome to another edition of the TV Central: One on One Podcast!This year, Australia’s beloved renovation show, The Block, celebrates its 20th season in the stunning setting of Phillip Island, premiering on Monday, August 12, at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now. Host Scott Cam returns for an impressive 18th season, joined by co-host Shelley Craft, who’s back for her 17th year on the show.Shelley Craft has been a familiar face on Australian television since her early days as the host of Saturday Disney in 1996. She later moved to the Nine Network in 2008, where she hosted Australia's Funniest Home Videos before joining The Block. Alongside her work on the show, Shelley also hosts the Age with Grace: The Aging Project Podcast and runs her own online store, You Must Try It.In this episode, Shelley Craft from The Block chats about:Her own home renovation experiencesMemorable moments from 17 seasons of The BlockThe evolving types of contestants over the yearsIntroducing new Foreman DanTeam Kylie and Brad, and Team Ricky and HaydenHer longevity in television media and presentingA holistic look at this season of The BlockFor all the latest television news, streaming info, ratings, movie reviews, TV guides, and more, head to TV Central.

Welcome to another episode of the TV Central: One on One podcast! Today, we're thrilled to bring you a conversation with one of AFL’s most iconic players, Shane Crawford. With an impressive 305 games under his belt over a stellar 16-year career at the Hawthorn Football Club, Shane was a key player in the 2008 Premiership team, a four-time All-Australian, and represented Australia in three International Rules series.But Shane’s talents don’t stop on the field. He’s also made his mark as a TV presenter on shows like Kids WB, Postcards, and Australian Ninja Warrior. And now, he’s taken on a new challenge: the dance floor, competing in Dancing with the Stars.In this episode, Shane chats about:His confidence level going into Dancing with the Stars (DWTS)How end-of-year revue shows helped his DWTS performanceThe fun but technical challenge of the Samba, performing 'La Vida Loca'The vulnerability of tackling the serious Viennese WaltzGoing out on a high note after a fantastic Quick StepForming close bonds with the DWTS castThe enormity of being part of Hawthorn Football Club's rich historyHis decision to retire after the Grand FinalWhat’s next on the horizon for himDon’t miss this engaging conversation! For all the latest television news, streaming updates, ratings, movie reviews, TV guides, and more, head over to TV Central.

Welcome to another edition of the TV Central: One on One podcast!Today, we’re honored to have one of Australia’s most iconic figures with us—Ray Martin. Born in 1944, Ray is a legendary journalist whose career has spanned six remarkable decades. From interviewing world leaders and medical pioneers to Hollywood’s biggest stars, he’s seen and covered it all.Now, at 79, Ray is confronting one of life’s final mysteries in his latest project. As he nears his own twilight years, he’s taking a deep dive into how we, as Australians, handle death. His new three-part documentary series, Ray Martin: The Last Goodbye, premieres on SBS this Wednesday, August 14th.In today’s episode, Ray opens up about:The emotional challenges of creating such a personal seriesThe confronting aspects of exploring deathEnvironmental considerations around end-of-life choicesHis reflections on humanity after decades of storytellingThe stories from his career that have left a lasting impactWhether retirement is on the horizonAnd how he hopes to be rememberedFor all your latest TV news, streaming updates, ratings, movie reviews, and more, visit TV Central at www.tvcentral.com.au.