Write Your Narrative, a South Florida street art podcast.

Drew One of On The Run (OTR) Crew joins Write Your Narrative during Art Basel Miami to talk about Los Angeles graffiti, sticker culture, and 40 years of aerosol history.

Founded in 1985, OTR is a West Coast graffiti crew rooted in illegal lettering and street culture. In this episode, Drew shares the story behind his iconic yellow running family sticker, the ethics of sticker culture, and the code that has guided graffiti writers since the 1970s.

We discuss:

• The birth of OTR in Los Angeles• Graffiti vs. street art• Vandalism, adrenaline, and legacy• The global reach of sticker culture• Why “Only toys retire.”

From the streets of LA to Art Basel Miami and the Museum of Graffiti, this is a raw conversation about culture, respect, and staying active in a movement that never stops running.

Fresh from Los Angeles and back in Miami for Art Basel, CROME—half of the legendary duo Crook and Crome and a defining voice in Miami’s graffiti history—sits down for an open and unfiltered conversation.

We talk about his evolution from bombing rooftops acrossSouth Florida to building a fine-art career in Los Angeles, the infamous 1999 arrest that made headlines, and the path that led him to galleries and collectors today.

Crome shares his thoughts on art, spirituality, and secondchances—and reflects on how graffiti meaning has changed in a post-Wynwood world.

It’s raw, reflective, and real—a look into the life of aMiami original who turned his story into art.

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Nico’s creations highlight the idea that peace is a form of power. Based in Miami, the artist channels spirituality and mindfulness through her first solo exhibition, PYP, "Protect Your Peace" at WYN 317 Gallery. In this exhibition, Nico introduces Spirit Guides — symbolic figures that foster reflection, balance, and inner strength.

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INFOE is everywhere — literally.
From stop signs in Miami to street poles in London, his stickers have turned the globe into a living gallery.
He’s slapped his name in all 50 states across the U.S. — a coast-to-coast mission few graffiti writers have ever pulled off. In this rare phone interview, I connected with INFOE — the Miami graffiti writer turned global sticker phenomenon — for a raw, unfiltered conversation about visibility, legacy, and the power of staying faceless in a world obsessed with exposure. Before the stickers came the walls — late-night runs, crews, and the graffiti culture that shaped South Florida’s streets. From those roots to international recognition, INFOE’s name now lives everywhere: on walls, poles, and even at the Wynwood Museum of Graffiti. INFOE proves that legacy isn’t about fame, it’s about consistency and certainly doesn’t need permission.

“What happens when an artist becomes a curator?”
Jill Weisberg joins Write Your Narrative to talk about how public art transforms cities — from Downtown Hollywood to Wynwood and Miramar. She shares how she curates murals that make people stop, think, and smile — and why not every wall needs a mural.

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Born in Chile and raised in Miami, Claudio Picasso aka CPWON, has spent 25+ years turning spray paint into fine art. From graffiti roots to hyper-real murals inspired by vintage photos and classical sculpture, Claudio shares how Wynwood shaped his journey, why Miami’s colors still guide his style, and what beauty vs. meaning means on the wall.

Seth Globepainter, born Julien Malland in Paris, is a French street artist known worldwide for his vibrant, large-scale murals.
Seth's work blends playfulness with reflection, inviting us to reconnect with imagination, memory, and the innocence of childhood, even in the middle of our busiest cities.

His travels across more than 50 countries have shaped his artistic language, weaving local cultures into universal stories.

Through his colorful characters, he transforms public walls into open books, reminding us that every city holds space for dreaming.

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Jessica Goldman Srebnick is a cultural powerhouse who isn’t just shaping the art world but transforming the very walls of Wynwood and beyond.

As co-founder of Goldman Global Arts and the driving force behind Miami’s iconic Wynwood Walls, Jessica carries forward the legacy of her late father, Tony Goldman, a legendary developer and arts advocate. She’s taken his torch and turned it into a spotlight, illuminating public spaces with creativity, vision, and meaning.

Her story goes deeper than murals and color—it’s about legacy, vision, and purpose. By bringing international street art together and launching bold, community-driven projects, she’s redefining what it means to curate culture.

In this episode, we move past the paint to explore legacy, innovation and how art can transform not only neighborhoods, but lives.

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Asaad Morales, who goes by the name Mr. Bunny or Rabbits305, is an artist from Miami with roots in the Dominican Republic. With over two decades of tattooing under his belt, he is known for his cute and distinctive bunny rabbit character, found both on people's skin and in his various artistic creations.

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In recent times, Miami has experienced a unique kind of street art explosion. The talented yarn bombing artist, La Fibraa, is behind this captivating phenomenon, and her creations are truly impossible to overlook.

The vibrant pieces she displays on the streets are stunning,captivating, collaborative, and interactive.

Her crocheted creations resemble triumphant, multicolored textile graffiti adorned with 3-5-3 haikus stitched onto them.

"My journey with fiber started in High School when I studied fashion at DASH," the local Miamian shares. For her, the key aspect was the message. "I aimed to push the limits of what could be achieved. What was lacking was inspiration: what message did I wish to convey through these works, and how would I express that message?"

"I decided to include haikus, a traditional form of Japanese poetry, to communicate a message about love, its many forms, and how it appears in life and the world around us."

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