This episode is focused on the arts. Hosted by Taychon Little and Jarrod Green. John Kahn investigates some changes for the new school year, while Risa and Mike explore Cloud Place, a space for Boston youth to get involved in screen printing, film making and other arts. Teen TV checks in with Artists for Humanity, and Michael Sequiera takes us inside the Computer Clubhouse at the Museum of Science.

In this episode of Teen TV we focus on health related topics. Our hosts are Adrienne Green and Jade Hendricks, students from English High School in Jamaica Plain. Darren somersaults into a segment on the Broderick Gymnastics program, exploring just what type of athletic and educational opportunities are provided to local youth. Maria took a stroll around the city to get the dish on people's eating habits and their knowledge of the four basic food groups in our Say What segment. Other segments...

If you love books and wonder about the unpublished stories behind their creation (and there authors) then Book Swap Café is the show for you. Anita and Mickey are the capable host and co-host of this fantastic and informative program.

In this episode of TEEN TV we take a look at the challenges that teens argoing through such as peer pressure, how to handle bullying, how to have safe relationships and how to protect yourself. We even have our own award winning music video that gives good advice on how to get along. Crystal Marcial and Kathleen Eccleston host this segment and take a good look at the health issues that concern teens including AIDS, and legislation and other ways teens can take action.

Hosted By Brittaney Cameron and Taychon Little. Teen TV takes a look at social networking sites Myspace and Facebook, while Lil' Mike tries to make friends in the 'RealSpace'. Teen TV also looks at public art with Medicine Wheel and the Boston Mural Crew. Meanwhile, John challenges the wild and love is in the air with Come and Get Your Date!

Hosted by Stacey Carter from Madison Park technical Vocational High School in Roxbury, and Marco Madeira from Jamaica Plain's English High School, this episode is about opportunities to make a difference and get connected.

In this Episode Tiffany and Teo take a look at different ways teens can avoid violence including different programs that are in and around Boston. Learn how mentoring and coaching can help.

Boston Teen producers explore different cultures and food as part of their summer Teen TV magazine cable television show. Show hosts Josh Mendez and Darren Brimage take a look at home grown foods on local farms and exotic foods at some of the city's more interesting restaurants.