The agony Aunts and Uncles are back

Also: Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends; and Shock Horror Aunty
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Monday, 4 February 2013 This week, our agony Aunts and Uncles are back together to bring you The Agony Of Life. Don't miss Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends and be sure to tune into Shock Horror Aunty, which looks at some of the naughtiest and edgiest moments in Australian television history. Enjoy this week's Switched On – your weekly guide to ABC TV. Stella and Darren TV Guide ABC TV Online Home Blog Have Your Say Join us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter New series The Agony Of Life Wednesday 9.00pm ABC1 Last time our agony Aunts and Uncles took us through the Cycles Of Love. It was confessional, illuminating, inappropriate and wrong. Now, narrator Adam Zwar, is getting the band back together, as well as some elite additions, to bring you The Agony Of Life. No stone will be unturned as Australia's funniest and brightest take us through the most important stages of existence. Watch the trailer » New documentary Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends Monday 8.35pm ABC2 With its healthy blend of sympathy and tongue in cheek irreverence, Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends is a fascinating journey into some of the more bizarre aspects of human behaviour. In the first episode, Louis infiltrates the world of the born–again Christian evangelists. Watch the trailer » New series Shock Horror Aunty Wednesday 8.30pm ABC1 Hosted by The Chaser's Craig Reucassel direct from ABC TV's complaints desk, Shock Horror Aunty shines the spotlight on what generated outrage amongst viewers, the media, or ABC TV management over the last few decades. In two half–hour specials we mine the archives of ABC television and deliver some of the naughtiest and edgiest moments in Australian television history. Watch the trailer » New series Catalyst: On The Road Thursday 8.00pm ABC1 Catalyst: On The Road propels our curious trio – Anja Taylor, Dr Derek Muller and Simon Pampena – on an interactive road trip across Australia. Along the way they uncover science in some unexpected locations. Watch the trailer » New series Australian Story Monday 8.00pm ABC1 Australian Story returns for 2013 with stories that give a voice to ordinary individuals who have lived through more than ordinary success or setbacks. Tonight, Troy Cassar-Daley guest presents this episode that unearths a century of secrets behind a series of iconic but mysterious photographs. Read more » Subscribe to our newsletter Best of iview Cherry Healey: How To Get A Life Cherry Healey goes on a quest to find out how prejudiced people are in today's politically correct world. Are intolerance and bigotry still rife in society? Watch it on iview »

Darren's picks My Big Fat Operation ABC2 // Wednesday at 8:40pm The Doctor Blake Mysteries ABC1 // Friday at 8.30pm The True Story: Apollo 13 ABC2 // Saturday at 7.30pm Stella's picks Would I Lie To You? ABC1 // Wednesday at 9.55pm Pramface ABC2 // Thursday at 8.35pm Nigellissima ABC1 // Thursday at 8.30pm

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Late Night Live with Phillip Adams - Monday February 4th 2013

Late Night Live Monday February 4^th 2013

* Civil rights attorney, Chase Madar, discusses U.S. government persecution of activist hackers, from Aaron Swartz to Bradley Manning.

*  Meet Bill Ferris, credited as the man who brought venture capital to Australia, and then private equity. Bill is also a passionate advocate of medical research, and of an Australian Republic.

* Follow us on Twitter @LNLonRN or @PhillipAdamsABC

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*The contradictions and conundrums of Tasmanian life, with Cassandra Pybus and Jonathan West. http://goo.gl/yZmvm .

* Historian Jeremy Brotton believes that if real paper maps become obsolete, we are in danger of losing something of great cultural significance. http://bit.ly/YFF4A5 .

* In this horse special, we follow the horse through time and around the world, from the American frontier to Phillip's memories of 'Blossom', in a fun celebration of the special relationships forged between humans and the noble equus ... http://bit.ly/XO2dKO

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The Hottest #200 to #101 songs + WIN an exclusive Pre-Party with alt-J!

Looks mangled? View it online here THE 2ND HOTTEST 100 Didn't see all your favourite songs in the Hottest 100? Want to find out who just missed out? Check out the #200 to #101 hottest songs of 2012, as voted by you. WHAT'S ON THE RADIO Tom & Alex catch up with Japandroids + Divine Fits while they're touring for Laneway Festival, 6am Weekdays. Then The Doctor hangs out with alt-J, Cloud Nothings and a super exciting mystery guest, 3pm Weekdays. FEATURE ALBUM Foals make a triumphant return on their third album Holy Fire. Fleshing out a love of intricate rhythms and pop melodies, the Oxford band have perfectly captured their raw energy and excitement. Listen to it all week on triple j. LIKE A VERSION Of Monsters And Men play an acoustic version of their song 'Little Talks', which you voted in at #2 in the Hottest 100, plus an incredibly beautiful cover of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs 'Skeletons'. LIVE AT THE WIRELESS triple j recorded Regina Spektor at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney while she was on tour in December. She played a killer set with lots of new material, alongside fave hits. Hear it 8pm Mon. MUSIC NEWS Nas + Bliss N Eso announced for Movement Festival. Groovin' The Moo bring The Bronx + Frightened Rabbit to Oz. The Strokes to release new album. HOTTEST 100 SWAG Want more Hottest 100? Pre order the CD, the music songbook and our Hottest 100 souvenir edition of triple j magazine! ALT-J COMPETITION: WIN A PRE-SHOW PARTY alt-J are doing a one-off sideshow at The Metro in Sydney on Wed 6 Feb, and The Doctor is giving you the chance to party with the band before the show! Listen from 3pm Monday (today!) for your chance to win. Follow Us © 2012 triple j. Subscribe | Unsubscribe