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Sight Zilla talks with the legendary Omega from the Uti crew. Omega started doing graffiti in 1986 and joined Uti in 1987. Omega is a legendary Los Angeles icon and the Godmother of Los Angeles graffiti. She is a pioneer and a true visionary. Feel her heartbeat in this interview.

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Up-and-coming Colombian graffiti writer Pansy sits with Sight Zilla in Coney Island live and uncut to talk graffiti, politics, and being new in the scene. Shy but real, Pansy has much depth to her perspective on life and art.

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Live and Uncut. Sight Zilla interviews Nsite from the infamous Mom crew. Nsite is one  of a kind with a perpective on graffiti that is different than most. Excuse the background noise, this interview is unforgettable. 

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Sight Zilla interviews Jerk CBS. Jerk killed the streets in her time. She can do it all, tags, bombs, burners, and pieces. If you saw Jerk in her prime you saw how dope she was. This humble and unsung writer shares her perspectives on crews, toys, and more in this interview. Enjoy.

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Sight Zilla interviews the one and only Duce. The West Coast legend gives us wisdom and talks about graffiti from his perspective.

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Menes interviews Pride from UNC crew and HNR crew. A true OG in the culture and legend that should never be forgotten.

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Sight Zilla interviews the She Bombs. She Bombs is an emerging graffiti artist with a distinctive style. She Bombs has a lot of heart and is a trailblazer in her own lane.

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Sight Zilla interviews a South Bay legend, Nest One. Nest talks about South Bay graffiti and the birth of the infamous ECM crew. 

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Menez interviews Tipe One, mostly known for his grappling lately, Tipe answers a few questions for the style writers.

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Sight Zilla interviews LA legend Jokes GAC crew, GAW crew.....Jokes wanted to correct a reference to Gin, the graffiti writer. In the interview, Jokes mentions that Gin represents East LA, but Gin represents the Pico Union area.