10/03/2008: Vijay Khurana has got the reigns this week featuring live music from THE MATCHES. Ronan Sharkey examines the issue of boys taking their shirts off at festivals. HOT or just plain sweaty? Sam Simmons eyeballs Seth Green and tells us all about the history of moths.

30/11/2007: Hoorah for us! Yay for you! It's the last jtv vodcast episode for 2007! It's muck-up day at jtv and The Doctor is making the most of it! Amandah and Timmy from Operator Please hang out with Jay and The Doctor; we learn about The Panics J Award nomination for their album, 'Cruel Guards'; The Panics pay tribute to The Triffids and cover'Wide Open Road' for Like A Version; Horsell Common perform 'Royal Artillery' at AWOL in Burnie; for Hack, Steve Cannane takes us inside John Howard's last election night party as Liberal leader; Plus, we announce the winner of Clipspotting!

23/11/2007: It's the 4th and FINAL week Clipspotting! This week's program hosted by the mo-vembered up Robbie Buck, featuring: The Cat Empire perform 'So Many Nights' at AWOL in Burnie; a snapshot of two more albums nominated for J Award - John Butler Trio's 'Grand National' and Urthboy's 'The Signal'; for Hack, Steve Cannane looks at the decisions that first time voters have to make when they head to the polling booths at the federal election; the final episode of the jtv comedy, Spy Shop - Dale is determined to make the ABC pay for years of political bias; in the Ministry of Truth, the search is on for a new star in the world of noise music (Noise Idol). Plus clipspotting clips 7 and 8!

16/11/2007: It's week 3 of Clipspotting! This weeks' program hosted by Sam Simmons, featuring: Gotye performing 'The Only Thing I Know' on the triple j rooftop for Ausmusic Month launch; we look at three more albums nominated for J Award (triple j's award for Best Australian album of the year) including Katalyst's 'What's Happening', Midnight Juggernauts' 'Dystopia' and The Vasco Era's 'Oh We Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside'; for Hack, Steve Cannane finds out what the major political parties are doing about climate change; for Spy Shop, Dale gets a surprise after he tracks his Uncle to a mysterious rendezvous. Plus clipspotting clips 5 and 6!

9/11/2007: It week 2 of Clipspotting where you could win a digital tv receiver with hard drive! This week hosted by Zan Rowe of triple j mornings. Features: Tim Rogers performs 'Wise Words' and Clare Bowditch performing 'When The Lights Went Down' at the Ausmusic Month launch party; jtv takes a look at J Award nominee - Josh Pyke's album, 'Memories and Dust'; for Hack, Steve Cannane meets some young people who are volunteering to campaign on the streets for the up-coming federal election; in Spy Shop, Dale invents an electronic version of man's best friend; in Ministry Of Truth, the lead singer of an emo group waits backstage with his manager ready to meet a record company rep and sign the deal of a lifetime.

2/11/2007: It's an Ausmusic Month launch special hosted by The Doctor. Week 1 of a competition for jtv vodcast viewers called Clipspotting! Also features: Sam Simmons on the red carpet at the ARIA Awards; Regurgitator interviewed by triple j breakfast team; we take a look at a few of the J Award 07 nominated albums from Silverchair, Architecture In Helsinki and British India; Tim Rogers + Clare Bowditch + Gotye team up for a Like A Version performing 'No Man's Land' by Eric Bogle on the triple j rooftop; guest Hack reporter Ronan Sharkey looks at what's being done to stop harassment against gay young people when they come out at school; plus, it's the final episode of Throwing Stuff at Robbie when the Buckster gets his revenge!

26/10/2007: Dools and Linda are teaming up this week, and here's what they've got for you: The Shins interviewed by Dools backstage at Enmore Theatre; Dools throws a stuffed banana-in-pyjamas toy at Robbie Buck in a toilet cubicle; The John Butler Trio perform 'Better Than' and 'Zebra' at a triple j concert at Federation Square, Melbourne; for Hack, Steve Cannane looks at the relationship between the Tasmanian Lennon Labor government and Gunns Ltd; in Spy Shop, Dale volunteers to help out his crush, Jessica with a special martial arts demonstration.

19/10/2007: triple j weekend presenter, Vijay Khurana presents jtv this week! Features: M.I.A. interviewed by Top Shelf's Robbie Buck; Dools does some damage when he throws himself at Robbie Buck; The Doctor from triple j breakfast challenges a butcher to eat a vegan lasagne; The Shins perform 'Australia' at Enmore Theatre in Sydney; for Hack, Alice Brennan find out why Australian women have accounted for less than a third of all federal seats in Government; in Spy Shop, Dale heads to Parliament House in Canberra to hunt down the PM to give him a birthday present.

12/10/2007: triple j's Top Shelf nice guy, Robbie Buck brings you a special program featuring the best bits from AWOL Innisfail! Includes: Grinspoon vs The Doctor busk-off; Myf interviews Grinspoon backstage; Mia Dyson performs 'Meant Something To You' and chats to the breakfast team backstage after her performance; for Listen Up we meet Chase, a banana farmer from Innisfail; The Doctor and triplejunearthed.com host a discusssion for local Innisfail musos with members of Grinspoon, Red Riders and Mia Dyson sharing their songwriting tips; Red Riders chat to Myf, Jay and The Doctor backstage about their rise to fame and play 'C'mon' on the AWOL stage.

5/10/2007: triple j's weekday lunch presenter, Linda Marigliano brings you: Myf, Jay and The Doctor meet the lads from Scottish group 1990s; Dools throws a green frog at Robbie; Angus and Julia Stone perform 'Paper Aeroplane' in ABC's Studio 227 infront of 30 of their favourite fans; for Hack, Steve Cannane finds out why only 13 Australian women have accessed the abortion drug 18 months after the conscience vote in Parliament; in Spy Shop, Dale sets out to find the headquarters of ASIO in Canberra; Melbourne group British India perform 'Run The Red Light' for Top Shelf.

28/09/2007: Sam Simmons makes his jtv debut on the jtv vodcast, presenting: Myf and The Doctor meet the actors from Superbad; in Spy Shop, Dale becomes the ultimate crash test dummy; Sydney group Mercy Arms perform 'Uptown Address' for Home and Hosed; Dools takes out Robbie Buck with a beanbag; for Hack, Steve Cannane finds out why Bronwyn Bishop thinks the war on drugs is winnable; Sydney MC The Tongue performs 'The Punch'.

21/09/2007: The Doctor performs a couple of emergency procedures tonight on jtv. Featuring: Robbie Buck interviews Dave Grohl about the release of the new Foo Fighters album; Dools is back to throw stuff at Robbie Buck; for Hack, Steve Cannane finds out what backpackers in Cairns get up when they're not checking out the rainforests and tropical fish; Norwegian group Datarock perform 'Fa-Fa-Fa' for Top Shelf; for Spy Shop, Dale experiments with night vision gadgetry; Sydney hip hop and soul group Kid Confucius perform 'Make Up Your Mind'.

14/09/2007: Robbie Buck pulls out his bag of magic tricks for this episode! Robbie had 12 minutes to interview wizard-boy Daniel Radcliffe of Harry Potter fame about his new Australian film 'December Boys'; in Spy Shop, Dale tries to install some sneaky surveillance cameras to catch out dodgy baby-sitters; for Hack, Steve Cannane finds out what effect recent changes to electoral laws will have on some people; !!! (Chk Chk Chk) perform 'Heart Of Hearts' at The Forum in Sydney; and finally, the last of the films we'll be screening as part of the Portable Film Festival.

7/09/2007: Vijay Khurana from triple j weekends thinks it's already summer inside the triple j offices. He presents: Muph and Plutonic performing 'Once In A Lifetime' at AWOL in Karratha; we premiere episode one from a new jtv comedy called Spy Shop about a young guy who owns a shop that sells surveillance gear to help keep Australia safe; for Hack, Alice Brennan finds out what it's like being a young person in Karratha; Cold War Kids perform 'Hang Me Up To Dry' for jtv live and Live At The Wirelessl; a short British animation called 'The Guide Dog' for Portable Film Festival.

31/08/2007: Jack and Meg from The White Stripes (aka Myf and The Doctor) present this week's vodcast. Cool things you will see: Bloc Party perform 'I Still Remember' at the exclusive gig put on for triple j and jtv at ABC Melbourne studios; for Hack, Alice Brennan finds out how the mining boom in North West WA is affecting communities like Karratha (part 1); US uber-cool indie-kids Tilly and The Wall tap out their song 'Bad Education' for Top Shelf; a short film called 'The Whisper Stop' programmed as part of The Portable Film Festival.

24/08/2007: triple j's weekday Lunch presenter, Linda Marigliano hosts the jtv vodcast this week featuring: two tracks from the special Gotye Live At The Wireless gig held at ABC's Melbourne studios - 'The Only Way' and 'The Only Thing I Know'; for Listen Up, jtv meets Rachel from Humpty Doo who sells didgeridoos for a living; Steve Cannane investigates the gambling habits of young Australians for Hack; Portable Film Festival - a short film called 'People In Order'; plus we're giving away the fifth letter in the Quijibo competition where you could win a smart phone!

17/08/2007: Scott Dooley presents the AWOL Humpty Doo special, featuring live performances from Blue King Brown ('Come and Check Your Head'), Something For Kate ('Deja Vu') and Missy Higgins ('Steer'). To kick things off, The Doctor pulls together members from each of those bands to talk about their songwriting techniques and invites some local musicians along to join the discussion. Also, Steve Cannane for Hack - only 12 percent of people under 25 are a union member. Steve Cannane finds out why and what this means for the future of unions.

10/08/2007: Zan Rowe presents this week's vodcast - week three of Quijibo - featuring: Kisschasy perform 'Opinions Won't Keep You Warm At Night' at the Gaelic Club in Sydney for Home and Hosed; Hack: Steve Cannane finds out about a program aimed at breaking the cycle of inter-generational trauma through providing strong mentors and cultural understanding for young aboriginal youth; Portable Film Festival: Netball Diaries; 60 Second Spotlight with Regular John; Cut Off Your Hands perform 'Is By Bus' by Gaslight Radio for Like A Version.

3/08/2007: Jay and The Doctor present this week's vodcast. It's week two of Quijibo! First up, Mia Dyson interviewed by triple j breakfast team; Cold War Kids perform 'God Make Up Your Mind'; for Hack, Steve Cannane goes NT find out about the Government's intervention into sexual abuse of children in Aboriginal communities; we play a short film from the Portable Film Festival called 'Ten Thousand Pictures Of You'; and finally, Emma Donovan and Radical Son perform 'The Dead Heart' by Midnight Oil for Like A Version.

27/07/2007: This week, Vijay Khurana from triple j weekends launches a new vodcast competition called Quijibo where you could win a smart phone. Download to play it! Also, Bob Evans interviewed by Myf, Jay and The Doctor; Hack - Steve Cannane looks at going carbon neutral; Sydney MC The Tongue performs 'Bad Education' at a Home and Hosed gig in Sydney; jtv points the spotlight on a young Perth based rock outfit called Hope Here Gone; Nouvelle Vague perform 'Ever Fallen In Love' by The Buzzcocks for Like A Version.

13/07/2007: A half hour highlights program that gives you an acess all areas look at what went on during triple j's One Night Stand concert in Cowra. This show features tracks from Silverchair, Midnight Juggernauts, Behind Crimson Eyes, triplejunearthed.com winners from Lithgow, Flatline Drama plus local band, Leap Of Faith.

10/07/2007: What happens when 15,000 people descend on a small country town for a concert featuring Silverchair, The Midnight Juggernauts and Behind Crimson Eyes? Like many small country towns across Australia the town of Cowra in NSW has been hit hard by the drought and a rising number of suicides but Cowra refuses to let it get to them. Three young kids and two brave adults decide it's time to put Cowra back on the map and let the good times roll. This half-hour doco follows the behind-the-scenes drama that occurred in the town of Cowra as locals pulled together triple j's One Night Stand: the biggest concert the town has ever seen.

6/07/2007: The dapper Robbie Buck brings jtv downloads goodness to you this week, in the form of: Sydney hip hop trio Foreign Heights perform their track 'In His World'; for Hack, Alice Brennan visits Minto public housing estate and finds out about how the re-development plans are affecting young residents; jtv discovers another side to triple j's Full Metal Racket presenter, Andrew Haug; Dools throws some more random things at Robbie Buck; plus, Kevin Mitchell of Jebediah and Bob Evans fame performs 'Streets Of Your Town' for The Go-Betweens Tribute concert.

29/06/2007: Caroline Tran brings you: Operator Please performs 'Just A Song About Ping Pong'; 60 Second Spotlight on The Follow; Steve Cannane meets an inspirational young Muslim leader named Fadi Rahman from Sydney's South who has had a documentary made about him; Dools throws Linda Marigliano at Robbie; Dappled Cities Fly come in and play The Bee Gees' 'More Than A Woman' for Like A Version; plus Ben and Rob in Friendcore ('The Gameboys and the Cowboys).

22/06/2007: Scott Dooley presents: Darren Hanlon challenges Robbie to a pinball dual; Steve Cannane meets some young refugees out of immigration detention who are helping other disadvantaged young Australians; in Friendcore, Rob goes to Ben for advice; the triple j breakfast team interviews jtv docs filmmaker, Poppy Stockwell about her film 'Searching 4 Sandeep'; and Saosin cover Cyndi Lauper's 'Time After Time' for Like A Version.

15/06/2007: Andrew Haug from triple j's Full Metal Racket presents a brutal program this week, featuring: Scott Dooley eating something revolting from the triple j fridge; Quinn from The Used interviewed by Jay and The Doctor; Steve Cannane interviews journalist Michael Otterman about America's use of torture over the past 50 years for Hack; in Friendcore, Ben freaks out at Rob's pussy eye; we meet a triple j listener called Kara from Kuranda for Listen Up; and finally, Plan B does The Smiths' 'Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before' for Like A Version. m/

8/06/2007: Myf and Jay from triple j breakfast do the honours, presenting...Mary Trembles perform 'Scene From Below' live at The Zoo in Brisbane for Home and Hosed; Steve Cannane investigates the new WorkChoices fairness test and what it means for young Australian workers; triple j Unearthed artist Leroy Lee meets Missy Higgins backstage; Friendcore - Train Of Thought; plus After The Fall perform 'Only The Good Die Young' by Billy Joel for Like A Version. And we announce the winner of the I Spy Scott Dooley competition!

1/06/2007: triple j's favourite carny, Dave Callan presents: The Waifs perform 'Mess Around'; for Hack, Steve Cannane meets young Australian of the year, Tania Major and finds out about the unintended consequences of the 1967 referendum; Friendcore - The Apology; 60 Second Spotlight - Dardanelles; Lou Rhodes performs 'Satellite' by Elliott Smith for Like A Version. Plus, it's the very last week of I Spy Scott Dooley! Get your entries in by June 5!

25/05/2007: Zan Rowe presents: Snowman perform 'Smoke and Mirrors'; Steve Cannane talks to critics and defenders of the National Youth Roundtable organisation; Jay and The Doctor interview Craig and Hamish from The Vines; premiere of a new animated series, Friendcore; Joey Burns from Calexico performs 'Bisbee Blues' for Robbie Buck's Top Shelf. And it's week 5 of I Spy Scott Dooley! Don't forget to download this episode and get your entry in from Fri June 1!

18/05/2007: triple j's weekday lunch presenter, Linda Marigliano presents jtv this week. Josh Pyke performs 'Lines On Palms' for triple j's Live At The Wireless; for Hack, Alice Brennan meets a young man who has had to make hard decisions about whether or not to continue working on his family's farm; 60 Second Spotlight - Yeo; plus, Jenny Wilson performs 'Love and Youth' for Robbie Buck and the Top Shelf audience.