Very cool hearing from all the ogs in the game. Would love to hear more from california writers (Bay Area sf) Keep it going! Missing in action need more pods!!!

You know what they say about treasures- they are hard to find. Once you find them then you are blessed. I stumbled upon this on Instagram. So glad I found it. I gotta back and listen to all of the history. So important for the culture! Dope!

Absolutely amazing, your smashing it bro. Always pop this on while I’m black-booking and it’s perfect.

If you call yourself a writer and don’t listen to this podcast you’re a toy.

Great convos with some legends

Airbrush spot at Hilltop Mall was called Shirtique if anybody couldn’t remember. 🙌🏼

Bring back interviews!!

Cool podcast but Jesus let this man jenks finish a sentence

Stop the political agenda.

Good stuff. Real graff interviews.

Don't go to 30min eps!! Content more content and a schedule. Cmon guy you can do this

Digging the podcast you should have penn one on

I aint never listen to podcasts but daaaaaaaaang! I love what yall are doin here. Finally somethig i can blackbook to and learn further into our coulture. Thank yall so much for what yall doin here.

Great podcast! As an Atl writer it’s cool to hear about the graffiti scene in SF and elsewhere. Keep up the good work!

Keeps the interviewee the focus of conversation. Highlights the parts of their story that are important to the listener. Well done.

If you're into what color crayon graff writers preferred when they were kids then this podcast is for you.

One of the freshest podcast that I look forward to hearing every week. A sort of behind the scenes history lesson as you're walked through the graffiti landscape of the 70's, 80's and 90's, depending on the guest fo course. The podcast does a great job of paying tribute to the legends and at the same time making sure to not forget the lesser known pioneers of the movement.

The best interviews, and interesting stories from some of the great characters that this culture has to offer. In learning about some of these writer's "Life in Letters", you also get a look at the development of the culture in different cities. If you are into graff, art, stories, or just huffing paint, you will love this podcast.

Starting off well, glad it’s back!!! Looking forward to this season. Thanks Adam and crew. Dave

Super fresh show ! Can’t wait to hear the next batch of shows! Go adam!

Real graff culture from an insider perspective, I love this podcast because of the personal stories told about growing up in graff. Every episode tells a unique part about a the often unknown and misunderstood nuances of graffiti from way back until today.

This podcast gets my highest recommendation for any question about the podcast.

Totally enjoy the work Adam puts in to make this possible . Enjoyed the 50th with our bud Jaber ... epic interview !!!

A great concept for a show and the guest roster is a who’s who of the style writing game. If you want to learn about the history of this great American art form, this is a great place to start.

My Life in Letters has certainly become a very important podcast for me. Driving to work Monday morning. The first thing I listen to is this. Hearing the raw conversation of true graff legends. I just can’t get enough of it! For me Arek, Daver and Con episodes were just so good! Lots of love from Baltimore!!!

The best graff podcast hands down!! Professional and well produced and fresh. Thanks Adam for all the hard work!!

Yup I can. Totally solid.

Good podcast Adam really is passionate about Graff and I appreciate his interest in the begginings and origins. I feel like he does spend a little too much time in the minutiae of early toyness. I think it gets tiring if you listen frequently. I am interested but Im also interseted in what the artist is doing now, whats good now yo? Plus dude interupts a lot. Just to take it back to an old toy name. I get he what hes going for but the natural conersation has already moved on. Do we really need to know where dude used to rack? Anyway dispite my critisism I'm still a fan and like the podcast very much.Props to Adam for making a good podcast. I hope to hear from more writers.

Super fun to learn about the history and journey of each individual artist. Adam does a great job leading the conversations and pulling stories out of each interviewee!

I was afraid a podcast like this might come off corny or boring, but the series is quite great. The talks have a natural flow/feel to them that aren't filled with endless bravado, but with authentic reverence for graff culture. Having grown up in SF and seeing a lot of this stuff first-hand, it's a nice little history lesson and reminder of an era that has continued to shape my life.

In this day and age where youth do not get direction or official sources of documentation on "graffiti" writing, My Life in Letters guides the listener to a vivid, colorful history of San Francisco graffiti through personal stories that books do not explain. Iʻm glad that a graffiti writer from SF that was a part of our history interviews writers from our history. Adam Fujita gracefully leads each interviewee to paint their personal memories to let the viewer enjoy the stories with their own visuals. Many kids growing up today just see photos online of what writers of the "Golden Age of Graffiti." My Life In Letters brings the listener back to what actually occured in the early days of writing through personal perspectives of different graffiti crews. I thoroughly enjoyed this and hope it continues so I can enjoy more artist interviews that reflect the Hip-Hop culture of the Bay Area.

Great first episode! Looking forward to more! I like your plans to focus on particulars such as Tools and Hip-Hop/Music influences in art. Keep em coming.