00:00 | Trailer
01:55 | Brian’s thoughts on the episode
04:23 | Brian’s introduction
05:16 | First European Hip hop tour in 1982
08:26 | Youthful misappreciation of the opportunity fame offered
12:35 | An emerging talent from his tough, but fun life, growing up in The Bronx
16:47 | Why he went out bombing and writing
18:19 | How the windmill came about
24:04 | Seeking out more people to battle in early 1980s Upper West Side
26:36 | What led to the explosion of hip hop downtown
32:07 | How did the different backgrounds and cultures intermingle
35:17 | Be yourself and respond to the music soulfully
38:17 | Practising hard to be the best and gaining respect by proving it in a battle
42:28 | Frustration at failing to benefit from their talent which was used by others to benefit themselves
49:59 | That’s not B-boying it’s Break Dancing with no funk to it: we’re going to reclaim it
56:56 | Too many hip hop movies are corny
58:06 | Appraisal of Netflix TV film ‘The Get Down’
1:01:12 | The essence of being a Bboy
Founding Puerto Rock Steady to benefit others
1:06:20 | Lack of UK Government support for a sport now going into Youth Olympics
1:11:51 | Why he battled Bboy Storm and the battle with Ken Swift didn’t take place
1:20:59 | Bboy Crazy Legs views on the Bboys who came out of Germany, France and Japan
1:22:26 | What he looks for when he judges Bboy battles
1:24:36 | A visiting scholar at Cornell University
1:30:59 | His hopes for the benefits to the worldwide community in future development of Bboying
1:35:39 | Success secrets
1:36:35 | What Crazy Legs changed his mind about in the last few months
1:38:20 | What we would be surprised to learn about Crazy Legs
1:38:41 | What keeps Crazy Legs awake at night
1:40:23 | What will Crazy Legs’ obituary say
1:41:02 | Phone call to the 20 year old Crazy Legs
1:42:25 | Best advice ever received
1:43:50 | Advice to the young person listening who wants to succeed in hip hop
1:45:28 | Brian’s summing up.