Andrew Denton: Interview - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Episode 1
Andrew Denton sits opposite a range of fascinating people to try and find out what makes them tick. Guests include Cate and Bronte Campbell, plus Robert Plant.

Episode 2

Episode 3
Tonight's Interview guests are Richard Roxburgh and Celeste Barber.

Episode 4
The iconic Cher chats with Andrew Denton on this week's Interview. This is another location interview recorded in a hotel suite during her visit to the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras. Also featuring in studio is comedian Ross Noble.

Episode 5
Former Silverchair front man Daniel Johns is in the Interview chair, to talk about music, mental health struggles and more.
Hoping there is a question about his work on Beat Bugs too?

Episode 6
This week on Interview Andrew Denton speaks to Australian "energy healer," Charlie Goldsmith, who features in Discovery's The Healer series and Mulletfest winner Shane "Shag" Hanrahan.

Episode 7
The one and only Magda Szubanski is the guest on Interview this week.
Keen to see if Mr. Denton pronounces her name right, as so few do. It's "Shu-beinski."

Episode 8
One of the last true rock stars, Gene Simmons' reputation precedes him.
Ahead of Gene's upcoming solo tour of Australia, Andrew burrows into his relationships with women and his attitudes towards them. This, after all, is a man who has bragged about sleeping with almost 5000 women, and has been obnoxious to women interviewers, including one respected Australian rock critic. In a stunning confession, the 68 year-old rocker looks back at the person he was, explaining his behaviour ("I was an arrogant, sexist pig") and setting a challenge to other men to not act as he did.
This is Gene as you've never seen him before.

Episode 9
Andrew Denton may have his most interesting Interview so far with tonight's chat to Rebecca Sharrock, who can remember almost every moment in her life.
The episode will include her being tested on random pages from Harry Potter books by members of the audience.

Episode 10
Guests this week on Interview are Rosie Batty and Lily Allen.

Episode 11

Episode 12
Guy Pearce & Tim Minchin are guests on tonight's Interview.

Episode 13
Guests tonight on Interview are Melbourne Cup winning jockey Michelle Pain and musos Neil & Liam Finn.

Episode 14
This week on Interview Andrew Denton speaks with Paralympian Dylan Alcott and porn star Angela White.

Episode 15
This week on Interview Andrew Denton meets horse trekker Alienor Le Gouvello and pop star Troye Sivan.

Episode 16
Andrew Denton flew to San Francisco to meet with Keith Urban for this week's Interview (who also just happens to announce an Aussie tour).
On a concert stage they discuss early days in Queensland, his big break in Nashville, marriage with Nicole Kidman, rehabilitation and a performance on a Tamworth baggage carousel.

Episode 17
In the final Interview for the year Andrew Denton speaks with Canadian journalist & author Amanda Lindhout, kidnapped by Islamist insurgents in southern Somalia and held for 15 months in 2008.
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