0:00 - Rollcall and Questlove's DJ Drama intro
5:20 - DJ Drama recalls his Philadelphia mixtape roots
9:15 - DJ Drama's first musical memory, and sneaker blunders
11:30 - The beginnings of DJ Drama's infatuation with turntablism and its intersection with skateboarding
16:10 - DJ Drama talks about his family and their influence on him, and falling in love with Hip-Hop
21:00 - DJ Drama recalls meeting Questlove at The Roots' "Pass The Popcorn" music video
24:30 - DJ Drama discusses by his first mixtape, DJ S&S - Old School Part 2, while in New York City. He credits its influence, as says why the mixtape DJ was always larger than life
25:30 - Questlove and DJ Drama remember a crucial Philly Hip-Hop landmark, The Layup
27:00 - Questlove and DJ Drama celebrate Philly DJ and radio pioneers including Cosmic Kev, DJ Ran, Jay Ski, Colby Colb, and one of his mentors, DJ Ghetto
30:00 - DJ Drama's earliest gigs, and the way he approaches his job as far as taking requests and playing bold records; he recalls playing Dr. Octagon and Boot Camp Clike deep cuts at Philly parties
34:30 - How attending Clark Atlanta University made DJ Drama a DJ for the people, transcending region, genre, and generation
40:30 - DJ Drama recalls making crucial connects at Clark Atlanta University and within the Atlanta University Center (AUC)
41:50 - DJ Drama describes his Atlanta influences, including DJ Nabs and DJ Mars
42:50 - How DJ Drama positioned himself to meet his inspirations, including Questlove — who taught him about J Dilla
43:50 - How Atlanta built a musical identity, before Trap and the impact of OutKast's ATLiens
47:15 - DJ Drama recalls meeting DJ Sense, Don Cannon, and forming The Aphilliates
50:20 - DJ Drama explains why he changed his name to DJ Dramatic for a time
51:20 - DJ Drama discusses the origins of his Gangsta Grillz mixtape series in 2000 and beyond
52:30 - DJ Drama explains working with Lil Jon, T.I., Young Jeezy, and others
56:45 - DJ Drama describes why he gives his number out and stays open to possibility
57:45 - DJ Drama reveals that he missed an early opportunity with Drake
58:30 - DJ Drama recalls leveling up with T.I., Bun B, David Banner and Bonecrusher, and others. He remembers building chemistry with Jeezy for Streets Is Watching for $1,000
1:03:00 - DJ Drama learns of how impactful his Gangsta Grillz mixtapes have become, and securing distribution in New York City
1:04:30 - Lil Wayne and DJ Drama will soon take each other to the next level with Dedication