The podcast episodes provided demonstrate the diverse ways in which the topic of graffiti intersects with various themes and narratives.

In the episode Duff Goldman: Speaking without words, graffiti is portrayed as a formative creative outlet for the chef, allowing him to express himself through a 'wordless language' that transcends spoken expression.

Similarly, in the episode If It Wasn't for The Bronx, graffiti art is identified as a key component of the early hip-hop culture that emerged from the Bronx, with artists using trains and buildings as their canvas.

The episode Who put Bella in the Wych Elm? also highlights the resurgence of public interest in a historical unsolved mystery, sparked by anonymous graffiti messages referring to the victim as 'Bella'.