Move It Mob Style

New dance hosts Darren Compton, Shari Togo and Ryka Satrick guide us through the hottest Hip Hop dance moves to the beats of the best Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music.

Put on your dancing shoes because Darren Compton teams up with Medika Thorpe to the sounds of Wiradjuri Welcome by the Condo Crew. Shari Togo and Travis De Vries carve up the chequered mat.

Dance master extraordinaire Dallas Woods breaks down a classic move in his Hip Hop workshop, while a young photographer takes us on assignment.

Ryka Satrick and Juanita Duncan teach you their dance moves to Dizzy Doolan's track. We hang out with Dizzy on stage and, backstage, she lets us in on her writing process. Darren Compton dances alongside Tony Mayor.

We go to the red centre to see how kids are learning to read and write, and up in Townsville, we visit a publishing house that's encouraging reading by printing books written for mob by mob.

We paddle out to catch some waves with surfer Nathan Tschuna. Tahlia Burchill, Cody Raymond and Jake Thomson dance the dance with hosts Shari and Darren to the best Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Hip Hop.

We ride over the sand dunes to hear a dreamtime story. We'll also be walking the boards with actors Jimi Bani and Meyne Wyatt at the Belvoir Theatre, and Darren's back with Milika Blackie-Smith for some serious krumping.

Wakara Gondarra teams up with Ryka Satrick, Travis De Vries is back dancing with Shari Togo and Darren Compton dances alongside Tony Mayor. We will also shoot some hoops with the Sydney Flames basketball team.

Darren Compton and Jake Thomson bring some deadly popping to the chequered mat, while Shari Togo and Jaymzhi White bring loads of fun to the dance floor. We also see a young Koori chef making her mark in the kitchen.

Dallas Woods shares another Hip Hop move. We head to the desert to learn to count in Pitjantjara and then to the South Coast of NSW to brush up on our didgeridoo skills. Darren Compton guides us to the sounds of Mau-Power.

We take off with Aboriginal pilot Kali Bellear. Darren Compton and Medika Thorpe are 'rocking the mic', Shari Togo and Dallas Woods are 'scoring goals' and Ryka Satrick and Juanita Duncan are 'wiping chewy from their shoe'.

Ryka Satrick is back with Juanita Duncan to the sounds of Jimblah. Darren Compton and Jacqueline Cornforth dance to Briggs and Shari Togo dances with Travis De Vries to the beats of the Burdekin Crew.

Dancers rock it, lock it, krump it and pop it to the best Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island beats. Dallas Woods is back with his Hip Hop Workshop, breaking down complicated moves for you to learn.

Ryka Satrick and soul sister Elizabeth Timbery share their smoothest moves to The Last Kinection's Boolaraman and to the beats of JPoint's Get Wrecked. Darren Compton and Elena Wangarra are cooler than cool.

We set sail with a young Koori deckhand aboard the Mari Mari for a cruise around Sydney Harbour. Near Alice Springs, mob are busy painting murals and there is another tricky move for you to learn in the Hip Hop Workshop.

Darren Compton and Jake Thomson krump to a track by the Gowrie Boys, then Darren is back dancing with Medika Thorpe to the cool sounds of Zennith. We travel to watch young dancers in action in Hobart, then up to Elcho Island.

Shari Togo and Tamara Pearson are dancing the Yarraman step and Ryka Satrick and Wakara Gondarra are krumping like they've never crumped before. We'll also be taking photos with young artist Tom.

Darren Compton and Cody Raymond get things rolling, kicking up the dust to the music of Thorts. Next up is Shari Togo and Tahlia Burchill buzzing to the rhymes of Dizzy Doolan.

Shari Togo and Travis De Vries teach their amazing choreography to the sounds of Jimblah. Darren Compton and Medika Thorpe dance to the cool reggae sounds of Zennith and Shari Togo is back with Rockhampton lad Jaymzhi White.

Shari Togo and Tamara Pearson dance to Ngaratya and Darren Compton and Milika Blackie-Smith move fast to the beats of Briggs. We hang out at Abergowrie College and produce a Claymation with some kids in Redfern.