NO SMALL TALK Podcast | BAGEL - From Bombing Freeways to Beating the Odds
Fort Worth Graffiti Stories. Straight From the Source.
We’re back with another real one — and this episode cuts deep into the roots of the city.
Bagel isn’t just a name. He’s a Fort Worth graffiti veteran, a voice for the streets, and someone whose work painted the city before the art scene ever caught up.
This episode is about more than just letters on concrete — it’s about risk, history, beef, growth, and getting it how you live.
We talked about:
The early days of Fort Worth graffiti and how the city slept on it
The legendary slaughterhouse and early freeway runs
The reality of racking paint and evading cops
When graffiti turned into gang surveillance — and what that felt like
The evolution of can control and style
His thoughts on the future: VR graffiti, drones, and whether it’s all worth it
This is a raw conversation with someone who’s seen it all and stayed real through it. No sugarcoating. No posing. Just the kind of insight you only get from someone who lived it.
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Truth. War stories. Wisdom.
No filters. No small talk.
No Small Talk Podcast: SIKE KTK FWO TFM OE
From the Streets to the Stories — A Sit Down with A Fort Worth Graffiti OG
We’re back with a special episode of No Small Talk, and this one hits close to home. I sat down with one of my day ones — a Fort Worth graffiti pioneer, my crew leader, and someone who helped shape my path not only as an artist, but as a man.
This isn’t just about paint on walls. This is about legacy, culture, risk, and transformation.
We talked about:
What the graffiti scene was really like in Fort Worth back then
The moment KTK crew got added to the gang files
The difference between street art and real graffiti
Stories behind the most iconic pieces in the city
Life after the spray can — growth, peace, and new directions
This episode isn’t about clout. It’s about truth.
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Real talk. No filters. No small talk.
To mark this episode, we teamed up with SIKE for a special limited-edition Fostepco x SIKER tee — paying homage to Fort Worth’s underground graffiti legacy.
Designed by Sike. Printed by Crooked2th. For the streets.
Available in limited quantities — once they're gone, they’re gone.
Featuring handstyle-inspired lettering and classic streetwear grit.
Exploring an old KKK building
I’ve always heard of this building located just north of Downtown on Main St. The old KKK building, what kinda racist shit.. not sure why its still even standing but the door was open again and we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to peep the inside.. heres a bit of what we found.. I’m sure we’ll be back.
