Johnny B.A.N.G. Reilly - Carved In Mayhem

00:00 | Trailer
02:32 Brian’s thoughts on the episode
05:45 Brian’s Introduction
06:22 Abandoned, beaten up, at two weeks old
09:52 Returned to live with his abuser until thrown out at twelve
16:35 Life in Children’s Home and on the streets of Hastings
19:57 Dancing into his teenage years, but on the streets of London at sixteen
22:42 Stress of the abused child and how Johnny is willing to help those he meets
27:16 Street fighting and getting stabbed three times
35:10 Johnny suddenly realises how to deal with the anger inside him
45:04 In gaol, starting to write poetry, touching people emotionally
47:28 Voice over for ‘Dear Brother’ mock Johnny Walker advert
51;55 What Johnny means by “reverence” and how he lives with it every day
56:55 People need to realise when you disturb a child like this it is a life sentence for them
59:51 Movingly Johnny tells what art he is enjoying doing most now
1:04:53 The influence for Johnny’s artistry
1:08:40 Johnny’s view of Conor McGregor
1:13:45 To be a fighter you get to beat people up, but it’s really about taking punishment
1:16:42 Bare knuckle fighting, developing technique
1:22:31 Johnny’s approach to making his short films
1:26:08 How he is dealing with his sudden popularity
1:27:02 Taking ideas from Ido Portal
1:28:14 Why he left London for the countryside of Holland
1:32:01 Giving up is the worst disease to happen to a human being
1:36:02 The Cannes award winning ‘Carved in Mayhem’ film
1:37:30 What influenced Johnny’s choice of tattoos
1:41:15 Did Johnny ever forgive his Mother
1:45:32 What Johnny would love to do in the next five years
1:50:10 Techniques, substances and dietary considerations necessary for good health
1:58:25 Besides his family, what Johnny enjoys emotionally
1:59:25 What America should do about its poor and the crime in areas of its big cities
2:04:15 Who Johnny thinks of as successful2:04:55 Success secrets
2:05:40 What keeps Johnny awake at night
2:10:54 Has Johnny changed his mind on anything recently
2:14:11 Phone call to the 20 year old Johnny
2:16:51 Best advice ever received
2:23:23 To the 20 year old watching who was a kid like him
2:25:00 Brian’s summing up.