Every episode - unpacked & timestamped

Ann Magnuson, the West Virginia girl who managed Club 57! From childhood shows in Charleston and London punk watched from a safe distance to New York, New Wave Vaudeville and a year running Club 57 for Stanley Strychacki - the Monster Movie Club, Ladies Auxiliary proms and Klaus Nomi singing opera on a snow mound - then the Pyramid and Danceteria, Pulsallama, Bongwater and Vulcan Death Grip, The Hunger with Bowie, Desperately Seeking Susan, Making Mr. Right, Anything But Love, Ghost Cat and her own suRURALism.

Nick Egan, the art-school punk who sang in The Tea Set! From modelling for Vivienne Westwood and steering Bow Wow Wow for Malcolm McLaren - the See Jungle cover included - to Duck Rock and Buffalo Gals, the Stray Cats making tattoos mainstream and his first videos as MTV took off, then Marc Jacobs' grunge show and Sonic Youth's Sugar Kane, Duran Duran's Ordinary World and INXS's Kick.

Chi Chi Valenti & Johnny Dynell, the couple who met at the Mudd Club! From Chi Chi on its door and Johnny's first DJ night there - without owning a single record - to Jackie 60's wild theme nights and Night of a Thousand Stevies, the House of Xtravaganza, Elements of Vogue and the balls coming downtown, and Click + Drag at Mother, the tightest door Chi Chi ever ran.

Rudolf Piper, the club man behind Pravda, Danceteria, the Tunnel and Mars! From a 24-hour bunker club in Berlin and Keith Haring's black-and-white floor to Madonna's first shows, the Club Kids' basement, a Liberace party with white pianos everywhere and the clubs that followed in Paris, Miami and São Paulo.

Eric Goode, the mind behind Area! From Etch A Sketch drawings at the Mudd Club and a pig carcass at the Club With No Name to Area's ever-changing themes, MK's Dobermans, the Maritime Hotel, Tiger King and a lifelong love of tortoises.

Christopher Makos, Warhol's perfect companion! From a Catholic boy in El Monte to Tennessee Williams's typewriter, Tony Perkins on the Riviera, a weekend with Man Ray and Andy in drag.

Boom! Richie Rich skates from the Ice Capades to the Style Summit, Hotel 17 and Susanne Bartsch's side - then Heatherette, with Miss Piggy front row and Paris in a studded bodysuit.

Lisa E., the it girl! James's NYU partner-in-crime on their plan to conquer the clubs, lunchboxes and drooping hats, Warhol's memorial - and the New York Times story that changed her life.

The Empress of the Night! Susanne Bartsch on running away to London, the Blitz, her SoHo stores, Savage, Bentley's and the Copa - and throwing the Love Balls that raised millions for AIDS.

The fashion legend herself! Patricia Field on her 8th Street store, the House of Field balls, dressing Carrie Bradshaw and Miranda Priestly - and why the world needs way more personal style.

The oldest club kid in the world! Village Voice legend Michael Musto on Studio 54, outlaw parties, ACT UP, the Club Kids - and, as he tells it, the vodka cranberry waiting for him at the Limelight.

Where it all started - the very first episode! Dianne Brill, the Queen of the Night, on Warhol, Mugler, Danceteria and inventing her very own silhouette. Pure glamour.

The host finally takes the guest chair! James on growing up, moving to New York and the club years he has been documenting ever since - with Warhol and Michael Alig never far away.