Here’s a video clip of an interview Howard Stern did with the graffiti artist David Choe. In the interview David Choe talks about his decision to take $60,000 worth of Facebook stock in 2005 instead of cash. His stock options may now be worth between $100-$200 million or more once the stock goes public.

Crack & Shine recently caught up with the graffiti writer Katsu for a video interview.

Source: I Love Graffiti

Ride5 Films recently caught up with the two Brooklyn-based street artists FAILE and spoke with them about their use of the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger imagery.

Brooklyn Insiders is a video project that allows us to get to know influential people and the realities around them. For this episode BI take a look at their environment and let them tell us how and why Brooklyn is the reason they stay relevant.

Lee Quinones is considered the single most influential artist to emerge from the New York City subway art movement. He is a celebrated figure in both the contemporary art world and in popular culture circles, faithfully producing work that is ripe with provocative socio-political content and intricate composition.

Source: Molotow

Marcus Kuhn presents the second edition of The Gypsy Gentleman tattoo and travel video magazine in Austin, Texas. Featuring interviews with Tony Hundahl and Steve Byrne.

Source: Ink Butter

Here’s a video from Tribal Gear interviewing the graffiti writer Revok.

We recently caught up with the Russian graffiti writer Aske for an interview. Aske is also one of the owners of Code Red magazine. Read the full interview here.

Spray Beast recently caught up with the graffiti writer Vibes to do an interview. Read the full interview here.

12oz has recently featured an interview with the New York graffiti writer Earsnot. Read the full interview here.

Freddy Corbin has a long history in tattooing. Having worked with people like Dan Higgs and Ed Hardy early on in his career, Freddy has witnessed and made some important tattooing throughout his career. This episode also has some great archival, courtesy of Michael O. Stearns, from some tattoo documentaries in the early 90’s.