It’s Time To Go: A Big Brother Australia Podcast

Was Harmon evicted before Australia really got to know him? 👀

Unfortunately, he was the first housemate to go on Big Brother Australia 2026, and I really think we had a lot more to see of him!

After this chat, I feel like we got to see another side of him that Australia maybe missed during his short time in the house.

We talk about his experience, why he thinks things fell apart the way they did, his predictions for who he thinks (and hopes!) will win, and his life as a podcaster alongside his mixed bag of other careers.

A really fun chat, and definitely worth a listen if you want a bit more insight into someone we didn’t get to see enough of on the show!

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Big Brother Australia royalty Bree Amer joins Ben Myers on It’s Time to Go: A Big Brother Australia Podcast!

 

Best known as the runner-up of Big Brother Australia 2004, Bree became one of the show’s most beloved housemates before returning to the franchise as a co-host of Friday Night Live alongside Mike Goldman and Ryan Fitzgerald.

 

In this special interview, Bree looks back on her time inside the iconic Big Brother house, her experiences following the show, and her involvement in one of Australia’s biggest reality television phenomena.

 

We revisit the golden era of Big Brother Australia, the unforgettable personalities, and the lasting legacy of the original Channel 10 series.

 

Whether you’ve been watching since 2001 or you’re rediscovering the show’s history, this is one for the longtime Big Brother fans!

 

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Hosted by Ben Myers.

 

It’s Time to Go: A Big Brother Australia Podcast — revisiting the housemates, moments and memories that made Australian reality television history.

👁️ Big Brother Australia royalty joins the podcast!

 

2012 Big Brother winner Ben Norris joins Ben Myers for one of our biggest and longest conversations yet on It’s Time to Go: A Big Brother Australia Podcast!

 

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We revisit Ben’s unforgettable time in the Big Brother house, his experiences winning the show, and his relationships with fellow housemates and other Big Brother legends, including Tim Dormer and Tully Smyth.

 

We dive into the most iconic seasons in Australian Big Brother history, Ben’s favourite housemates, the legacy of the original series, and the people who’ve helped make the show such an iconic part of Australian television.

 

From Gretel Killeen and Sonia Kruger to new host Mel Tracina, we discuss the hosts who’ve shaped the show, the evolution of Big Brother Australia, and the changing landscape of Australian television.

 

It’s a fun, nostalgic and wide-ranging conversation celebrating everything we love about Big Brother. A must-listen for longtime fans and anyone excited about the show’s return!

 

🎙️ It’s Time to Go: A Big Brother Australia Podcast

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Coco. One day out. Fresh off the win. Big Brother Australia 2025 champion.

 

Coco has stepped out of the Big Brother house only twenty four hours ago and she sits down with Ben Myers to take us through everything that has just happened. She talks about the chaos of her first day of freedom, what it felt like to finally see her kids again, and the emotional weight of being away from them for the season.

 

She opens up about the real life experiences that shaped her long before Big Brother. Losing her father, going through a divorce, raising her kids, and rebuilding her life all gave her a level of strength and resilience that she believes was the reason she was finally ready to take on the house in 2025.

 

Coco also reflects on her first attempt to get on the show in 2014 and explains why she is glad she did not enter back then, and why this year became the moment that everything clicked into place for her.

 

She talks through her relationship with Bruce, how their bond grew over time, why she was so critical of other housemates and their public affection early in the season, and how she found herself quietly sharing her own moments with him as things developed.

 

Now that she has walked out with one hundred and thirty five thousand dollars and the title of Big Brother Australia winner, Coco shares how she wants to be remembered and how she hopes the audience will look back on this season.

 

This is Coco in her own words. The winner of Big Brother Australia 2025 on It Is Time To Go, a Big Brother Australia podcast.

 

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Ben Myers sits down with Conor, the eighth evictee of Big Brother Australia 2025, for a warm, funny, and surprisingly emotional conversation. As the house’s unofficial chef, Conor became a fan favourite for the way he brought comfort, humour, and heart to the kitchen — serving up meals, banter, and plenty of moments that made Australia smile.

 

But his time in the house wasn’t without friction. Ben and Conor dive into the tougher moments as well, unpacking the dynamics, the conflicts, and what it’s really like when food, personalities, and pressure collide under the same roof.

 

Conor also opens up about representing his community as a housemate with Tourette’s. He reflects on the South Park episode that famously tackled the condition, sharing why he believes it was the most accurate mainstream portrayal of Tourette’s before he entered the house, and what it meant to bring that visibility to national television on his own terms.

 

This is a thoughtful, funny, honest chat with one of the season’s most memorable personalities.

 

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