Move It Mob Style Series 4 kicks off with a roar, with hosts Wakara and G dressed to impress and ready to lead you through the magical world of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander choreography, music and culture.

Move It Mob Style episode 2 cuts straight to the dancing; Ryka Satrick and Jaymen Drahm have all the moves. We head north, deep into the mangroves to hunt for lunch with the Walker family.

Move It Mob Style is for everyone; it's about getting off the couch and working up a sweat to make you feel happy and healthy. Darren Compton teams up with Courtney Walter for a special reconciliation dance.

Get. Your. Diva. On. Shari Togo and Rarriwuy Hick are ready to teach you all the attitude, moves and style to bring out your inner diva. We're off to Groote Eylandt, as junior rangers learn to care for country.

Torres Strait-based Tagai Buway, and their track 'Culture Remains', take pole position in Episode 5 as Ryka Satrick and Cody Raymond have the moves to get your heart pumping.

We meet the young and talented dancers who are a part of the NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company, as they prepare to perform at the opening ceremony of the Inaugural Indigenous Corroboree Festival.

If you say you can, you can. If you say you can't, you can't. So repeat after Move It Mob Style dancers Shari Togo and Tahlia Burchill and say 'You Can'. Now get up and learn the choreography to The Last Kinection's beats.

It is time to Move It Mob Style! Ryka Satrick is with Elena Wangarra and she has choreographed an amazing routine just for you. Senior artist Naminapu Maymuru-White tells the dreamtime story of the Milky Way.

Calling all Mob Stylers far and wide, clear some space because Darren Compton and Medika Thorpe are ready and waiting to teach you some deadly choreography. Shari Togo and Dallas Woods are next up and then it's off to Bourke.

Move It Mob Style is all about connecting to culture whilst getting you fit and healthy. We head north to hang out with the band members from East Journey, as they lay down a new track in the recording studio.

Ryka Satrick and Cody Raymond are dancing to MC Mooks. Move It Mob Style guest choreographer Tahlia Burchill, a young Kuku Yalanji woman, takes us on a special trek through her country in the ancient Daintree rainforest.

Darren Compton and Jahmarley Dawson are dancing to the Collie Crew, before Darren joins Milika Blackie-Smith Marika to dance to Anchor by East Journey.

Move It Mob Style host Shari Togo and guest choreographer Tahlia Burchill, are on the Block dancing in front of the red, yellow and black.

Dancing in front of the Sydney Harbour Bridge is Move It Mob Style Host Ryka Satrick and guest choreographer Jaymen Drahm. In Deadly Dancer, we get to know Shari Togo's story, then we join her and dance to a track by Bryte MC.

Move It Mob Style dances to the beats of the best Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander musicians and this episode kicks off with a banging track, 'Fireproof' by Jimblah.

Move It Mob Style gets you up and dancing. Ryka Satrick and Rosealee Pearson are ready to pop, lock, shake and break. Benjamin Koko and his family set off across the plains out the back of Nundroo.

Move It Mob Style is two studio hosts, three dance hosts, 14 guest choreographers, 48 dances, 50 stories and thousands of beats. Wakara and G have locked themselves away and chosen the best of the bunch.

Get your baseball caps out because Darren Compton and Jake Thomson are ready to teach you some tricks on Move It Mob Style, the show that gets you up and dancing to make you feel deadly.

Host Ryka Satrick joins guest choreographer Cody Raymond in this delightful dance to kick off this episode of Move It Mob Style. DJ and his crew are hunting trees to make yidaki, one of the oldest instruments on the earth.

Move It Mob Style season finale, and Ghenoa and Wakara are here to lead you through. Shari Togo and Tahlia Burchill are down by the water dancing to Bryte MC. And Free surfer Otis Carey takes us on a tour of his home.