Weekend wrap up is I go over the dance events for this week.  Review what I've learned from my guests this week and give out important dance tips.

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Let's get down to the dance history of Ron Laserna, key member of Jughead Tribe, Jedi Clan, and Mindtricks ( Jabbawockeez family). He discussed what the dance culture was like in the 90s in the Bay Area.

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My next guest is one of the most recognizable people in Bay Area dance history. He is multi-talented because he just does it all.  He can break, pop, lock, house, hustle, whatever style you threw at him, he is Mr. Versatile. And he probably DJ for the same amount of time as he has been dancing. He also works full-time.  At Apple.  Yes, THE APPLE.  And he goes by the name of DJ Soulo, he is a key member of the Bay Area’s Chain Reaction, NuOrigin, DS Players, Groovemekanex.  Guys I’m talking about Mr. Dennis Infante.

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Today, we are chatting with a true dance legend.  I'm talking about none other than the one and only Pop'in Pete of the Electric Boogaloos.  He is worked with many of the top entertainers of our time: Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Justin Timberlake, Chris Brown, Nick Cannon, etc.

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Today, I will review what we've gone through for this past week.  You will have my thoughts on what was said in our previous interview.  Also, we will cover the events coming up next week. Topics include Breaking in the Olympics. Dance advise for beginners.

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Today, we will meet one of bay area's own street dancer from the late 70's to the 2000's. We will discuss and learn about his dance journey from Chicago to Oakland to San Jose to Las Vegas. Reggie, a key member of Jam Patrol, shared his dance history and his dance memories. He talked about how he met Gary Kendell (RIP) of the Jabbawockeez.  He talked about the history of Jam Patrol, and what the dance scene was like in San Jose. Learn more about Reggie's story in this incredible fun interview.

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Today, we get to dig deep into the dance history of one of the sickest bboys on the planet. I'm talking about none of then Jayrawk of the Style Elements Crew. He talked about bboying in San Jose, Hank Lopez Community Center, his brother Money B (Playboyz Inc.)

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Chaz shares his dance history about dancing in the 70s, and how he traveled from San Francisco to Washington DC.  We also learn about the members of Groovemekanex.  Let about how Chaz got to be where is he today.

In this episode, we get to meet a Culture Shock San Diego legend.  She is the creator of the internationally known dance competition called Body Rock.  She is a dancer/choreographer/director/promoter/dance competition judge/etc.  I'm talking about the incredible Anna Sarao.

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Today, we dive deep into the history of one of my homies, Cliff Cabute aka CBalz. In this episode, he talks about his start with Ruffnex out of Los Altos High and eventually ended up with Mindtricks. He gives valuable advice as a professional dancer/instructor. Don't miss this episode.

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