When you picture a break-dancer, or "b-boy," you may envision a skinny kid who drops to the ground and pops back up like it's no big deal. But the hip-hop culture that gave rise to break-dancing isn't getting any younger.
Now, the original hip-hop generation is bringing kids to the club for events featuring crayons. In this encore presentation of Central Standard, we ask, how is the culture of hip-hop growing up with them? Plus, profiles of three icons in Kansas City's hip-hop scene.
Guests:
- Donald "Scribe" Ross, graffiti artist emeritus
- Thomas McIntosh, DJ Joc Max, Kansas City DJ and parent
- Necia Gamby, longtime supporter and leader within Kansas City hip-hop community
