Join Adam and Tex this week as we welcome Associate Professor Martin Holt from the Centre for Social Research in Health to the show to talk about about the data collected from this year's Melbourne Gay Community Periodic Survey.

Professor Holt also explains the new COUNT study; delivering HIV testing to gay and bisexual men in community settings and the importance of the information it provides.

Well, Well, Well is celebrating it's 500th show on air this week with Tex, Jessie and Jack at the helm chatting all things leather and fetish!

We are joined by Brett from The Laird Hotel and BJ from Eagle Leather to talk about AWOL (A Week of Leather), and the array of events appealing to the leather and fetish enthusiasts out there.

Join Murray, Jack & Anthony this week as we take a look at the issue of marriage equality on a social and political level with special guest author and marriage equality advocate Rodney Croome.

We also farewell Murray Sayers from Well, Well, Well. Murray will be embarking on new adventures, moving abroad to spread JOY internationally.

Join Adam, Tex and Jessie as we welcome back Budi Sudarto, the Peer Education Coordinator at VAC to the show this week.

Budi is spreading the word on the wide range of workshops that are run regularly for gay men of all ages, educating the community about all things around sexual health and exploring their sexuality in a healthy way.

Join Tex, Jessie and Jack for your weekly dose of wellness here on JOY. We welcome Sandra, Tanine, Jason and Shelly from the Victorian Aboriginal Health Service (VAHS) to the program as part of celebrating NAIDOC Week. We'll be talking through issues such as barriers to access of service for Indigenous Australians and challenging some misconceptions around Aboriginal Culture.

Anthony, Murray and Jack present the next chapter in our spotlight on family violence in the community, this week focusing on same sex attracted men in relationships.

Kieran O'Loughlin, Senior Clinician in Training & Capacity Building with VAC joins the show to lead a discussion about relationship violence with Anthony. The boys also talk about ReVisioning, a behaviour change program for gay and bisexual men to discuss their experience of violence within relationships and coping strategies to help.

Join Anthony, Carlos and Jack again this week as we continue our spotlight on family violence.

We are discussing violence in lesbian relationships and types of support available to those affected in the community.  Joining us is Mel Creek, a counsellor with Lifeworks and later Moo Baulch from Domestic Violence NSW.

Jack, Anthony and Murray continue the discussion about family violence in the GLBTIQ community with a focus on response and action. Senior Constable Gabby Tyacke with the Victoria Police returns to the show and later we also hear from Dr Stephen Carbone, Policy Research & Evaluation Leader with beyondblue.

In this episode, special guest Dr Philomena Horsley joins Tex, Jack and Murray to discuss family violence in the GLBTIQ community. Dr Horsley is a senior trainer and research fellow at Gay and Lesbian Health Victoria, part of La Trobe University and she takes us through what family violence actually consists of in real terms.

It's Radiothon week and Adam, Jessie and Carlos welcome a few special guests into the studio to celebrate.

Porn star celebrities Jesse Jackman and Dirk Caber come in to talk to us about their path through the porn industry so far and maintaining a healthy relationship while working. International Mr Leather 2003 and full time comedian John Pendal joins the discussion to share his story behind becoming International Mr Leather and his experiences in Australia while visiting.

Carlos gives us a run down of upcoming events and also where you can catch the guys in action!