Walter Thompson-Hernandez, a graffiti artist, reflects on his early experiences in L.A.'s Scared Straight program and explores the complexities of friendship and identity. Joined by Joe Connolly, an anti-graffiti activist, they discuss their contrasting views on urban art. The conversation touches on personal transformation, the emotional turmoil of adolescence, and the journey from rebellion to redemption. Their heartfelt reunion offers a lens into the evolution of their creative expressions, showcasing how life and graffiti intertwine in meaningful ways.
