Mark Holden and daughter Katie have joined forces in a new podcast that goes behind the scenes of Australian Idol, the country's most beloved and popular television show of the new millennium. Our Idol Archives is a weekly podcast hosted by Mark & Katie as they chat with a former Idol contestant; talking and reminiscing about their time on the show – behind the scene stories, memorable moments and... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Film InterviewsArtsPerforming ArtsTV & Film |
Bobby Flynn was one of the more eccentric performers Australian Idol saw in its time but was a huge favorite amongst fans. Bobby was wary to go on reality tv and tells us about how the producers on Idol tried to steer him away from taking risks while... more
You may remember Carl Riseley from his jazz days on the fifth season of Idol but you may not be familiar with his second passion, aviation. Carl tells Mark and Katie about the tough decision to leave the music industry full time when the GFC hit to b... more
Today on the show we have Courtney Murphy who placed third on Idol in 2004. Courtney is the lead vocalist in his family band, Murphys Lore which has been gigging around WA since 1991. Unlike many other Idol alum, Courtney has been able to support him... more
Ben McKenzie placed seventh on Season 5 of Idol in 2007. Ben was 16 years-old when he auditioned for the show and tells Mark and Katie about not feeling comfortable coming out at the time due to a mix of his Christian upbringing along with the hate h... more
Mark and Katie had the pleasure of speaking with Idol’s pot of gold, Damien Leith, winner of Season 4. Since winning Idol, Damien has released nine studio albums, four of which hit the top two of the ARIA charts. more
On this episode of Our Idol Archives, Mark and Katie speak with Cosima de Vito, who placed third in the first season of Idol. Cosima shocked the nation when she left the show early due to nodules. Mark and Katie talk to her about the stigma surroundi... more
Tarisai Vushe placed 5th on Season 5 Idol in 2007. When she’s not performing to sold out crowds in musicals such as The Lion King, Madiba and being a full-time Christian singer, Tarisai also practices as a certified psychologist. Tarisai was born in ... more
Natalie Gauci was the winner of Season 5 of Idol in 2007. After winning the series she signed a record deal with Sony BMG Australia and released her debut single “Here I am” which reached number two on the charts. Natalie is now a spiritual healer li... more
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You always wonder “what happened to....” Katie & Mark do these interviews very well, I hope we get to find out about all the past contestants eventually!
Great job with the podcast Mark and Katie. Bringing us back to a time before the singing show format became overplayed. We were all a lot more innocent then and Australian Idol was a major part of Australian pop culture in the noughties. I must say though that Tarisai’s interview was definitely not a highlight. You guys tried your best but that girl needs to get over herself and not be so vindictive.
Love Katie and Mark together on this! Such a great throwback and love the interesting chats with the former idol contestants. Also, love that this is produced by the very talented Katie - well done!
Incredible banter, fascinating stories, amazing father/daughter dynamic - this podcast has it all!! Excited to hear what’s to come in future episodes!!
My new fav podcast!! As a die hard idol fan this has been the perfect throwback to the glory days. Such an authentic and genuine chat and really loved the behind the scenes look into what idol was really like.
Are there missing episodes??? I can only view 2 episodes however in the Anthony one you reference talking to others??
One episode in and I’m already obsessed! It’s just a throwback and feels like you’re apart of the convo, very enjoyable listening.
This Holden Father-Daughter duo is unlike any other and I am so here for it. Everyone should take the time to listen to their hilarious banter and interesting stories! Xx
Apple Podcasts | #237 | Australia/TV & Film/Film Interviews |
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