With helpful advice for fragile circumstances, this episode aims to help kids understand family friction, where the fault lies, and how to cope in a fractured family situation.

Looking at technology, this episode shows kids how a techno-addict behaves and how to break the cycle. Also, Kayne chats to Hex and Bajo from ABC3's Good Game SP about their experiences with technology.

This episode tackles friendship - what a real friend is, what a real friend isn't and how to be a good friend in return. Featuring Dance Academy's Jordan Rodrigues, Tom Green and Dena Kaplan.

During this episode, we discover what stress actually is, how to recognise the difference between positive and negative stress and how to manage it in order to lighten an already hefty load!

Kids are continually comparing themselves to others. So instead of trying to emulate someone else, we encourage kids to explore their own skills and do what they enjoy.

During this episode Kayne helps kids separate fact from fiction when it comes to the fantasy of physical perfection, and chats to rugby union star David Pocock, media commentator Mia Freedman, and Paralympian Jessica Smith.

This episode helps kids understand disability, what it means, and to discover great achievements made by people and groups with disabilities. Tom Green, Krystel Keller, Rheed McCracken and Kurt Fearnley share their stories.

This episode tackles happiness and shows kids how to grow, create and develop strategies to identify what happiness means to them and how to apply it to their lives. Kayne also chats to Scott Tweedie and musician John Butler.

Previously bullying was a fight in the playground, name calling or teasing. But with the advent of technology there are all-new battlefields. We look at who does it, how & why, & highlight tools needed to navigate challenges.

During this episode, we tackle cultural identity, sexual identity, cliques, and belonging, to help kids look for the clues that might lead them to discover who they are, and who they really want to be.

How do you tell someone you like them? What if they don't like you back? And how do you prepare for your first kiss? It's sweaty palms all round as Kayne and the team enter the secret world of boyfriends and girlfriends.

Kayne, Stephanie, Nancy and Tayaka head back to school and look at the issues kids face, including fitting in, frenemies and homework. Plus, fitness guru Michelle Bridges chats to Kayne about bullying.

In an emotionally charged episode, the MGBA team tackles divorce. Steph joins a family of actors pretending to go through a divorce while Kayne watches on with three young Australians who have all experienced it first-hand.

Social media is an important part of our lives, so the MGBA gang is out to uncover the benefits of social media, as well as all of the pitfalls and hidden traps lurking on the net.

The MGBA hosts are going through puberty all over again. Kayne and Steph face off in a series of puberty challenges, Nancy takes over Takaya's emotions, and they each share some of their most embarrassing puberty moments.

Kayne embarks on an emotional journey with a young girl struggling to cope with the loss of her grandmother. But tears turn to joy when a surprise guest arrives. It's a musical celebration that will tug on the heartstrings.

It's game on for the MGBA crew as they go head-to-head in a game of bubble soccer. Takaya creates some self-esteem armour, while Kayne catches up with the most confident dude he knows.

To face their fears, Nancy and Kayne have run away and joined the circus where a group of young performers share their important messages about failure. Meanwhile, Steph and Takaya run a Failure Boot Camp.

Kayne and Nancy are on a mission to spread the word that prejudice is just not cool. Meanwhile Takaya and Steph play a game of wheelchair rugby to challenge their own perceptions.