What an interesting character. Great to see him speak in a more low energy/ serious setting, since he kind of hams it up for the vlog. Great job as always with the interview Niko!
I absolutely love his philosophy on lending out property for artists and having whole districts for artists, barristas, service people, cops. People don't realise what a struggle it is for artists when they don't have the time and the money to create art simply because they don't have a (cheap, proximal) space to do art. There should be more landlords like him! Thanks Steve!
Kinda weird to quote someone saying someone else quote but okay. 'Put Your Stories Down : - Don't let them disappear, like tears in the rain' - kaymackgree 2019
@@JohnSunderseven Thanks. I'm not in the habit of _watching_ podcasts, just listening to them, so I don't notice when they quietly add pertinent graphics.
We should have Jimmy Wong on the Podcast next! Would be awesome to hear how filming Mulan, a big budget feature film is compared to doing TH-cam productions and VGHS.
One hour just fly like one minute Make a 2nd part with this Amazing he has VERY interesting stories which everyone love to hear and connect. Isn't guys
Uh, maybe, lol. He's a character, no doubt. But he literally uses a tea bag about 10 times and feeds his dog every other day, to save money. Every tenant has to pay the rent, no one lives for free. The rents are cheap but they're also not really finished spaces, they're rough but that's what some artists want and need. But let's be honest, all landlords want rent paid every month.
I could imagine steve being the sort of guy that you can never find or get into contact with but iregularly shows up at random times and for random lengths of time
He puts a deep impact on your heart to have the same kind of spirit and attitude as him. Steve, you're wonderful, and I'm glad that you exist in this world
I have been waiting for this since the moment that you guys launched this channel. I'm glad that you guys gave Steve a way to voice his thoughts. And even more, like, I loved the guy, every time he appeared on Corridor Crew. But...I never knew he had such a great story behind him. Such a great motivation. I was a fan of the guy from the first appearance, but now I have a whole 'nother level of respect and admiration for him, as an individual. The world would be a much better place if more people like Steve were out there with the ability to influence things. (Edited for typos! 'Cause shit happens.)
I just wanted to say that Steve is just so awesome. What a cool landlord to have. We need more people like Steve in the world. Steve needs his own podcast.
It's always great to see a good example of a landlord and artist. And so good to see a man who has seen the incredible change of the artistry in just a few decades.
@StevetheLandlord, I just read the Wikipedia article on the Pink Lady, and it's crazy to think that behind every piece of art is the artist and behind them is their family and the family has a story to share. I love seeing you in the Corfidor Crew videos and hope that your health keeps up for a long time to come. The world would be a poorer place without you and the stories that you have to tell. To everyone reading this after that bit of glad handing, talk to your grandparents, your uncles and aunts and have them regale you with their stories because if you don't ask and they don't tell anyone the world will be poorer from a lack of history.
Wow! Steve had some pretty cool stories, opinions, and outlooks. It's amazing to see people like Steve in downtown LA who are not jaded, like Niko touched on in the video, who continue to live a happy life silently creating and embellishing and serving their communities but most importantly having fun. I had no idea the kind of life Steve had lived and kinda thought Steve was just the goofy eccentric land lord up until this video and I have been a long time Corridor and Sam and Niko subscriber. What an amazing living legacy and witness to history! Love this podcast. MORE STEVE!
23 minutes and I've learned so much about Steve. His ties to Hollywood royalty and the story about the Pink Lady of Malibu was fascinating. Didn't realize the cast of MASH went through that tunnel to get to the Ranch where the outside set was.
dude woah just found this channel. Steve is so rad! my Gram used to live in Pasadena way back and I remember she told me about the Pink Lady once. She thought your Mom was the coolest
WOW, your landlord is incredible!!!! I was a huge fan of Face-Off, and got to attend Monsterpalooza in 2018. I have been such a die hard fan of Practical Effects, so the fact your Landlord comes from a Practical FX family, totally floors me!!! WOW just wow. So happy to also see how supportive he is of the fine and creative arts!!!
Steve is such an interesting person, it's great to finally hear some more of his backstory after all of these years that I've been following all of you
This guy is so interesting! Great talk. Somehow it saddens me listening to all the stories. I guess it's because of all the people that have lived and all the stories they could've told that now are forgotten, washed away, like tears in the rain. It's sad, poetic and kind of difficult to deal with, kind of an existential mini-crisis. Great talk!
Actually, I wasnt expected that this podcast will be so good. I ve read Los Angeles's urbanization history before as architecture student, now with the Steve's stories it became so clear. And unfortunately the gentrification problem is all over the world. There are some simple and easy solutions for it but goverments or states choose short term gains of course. I love the m80 story :D I am studying in Istanbul now, there is same gentrification problem in so many areas,here but much worse actually. Thanks for this podcast a lot!
Gotta say I’ve been a fan of Corridor and everyone revolving it for a long time. Love the podcasts, the viral videos, the people, vlogs, and the little details in between. Here’s to another year of great collaborations and fun 👍🏻✨🎉🍾
I really did enjoy Steve Talk. I saw a small clip thinking it was someone else. But i realized it was "The Landdlord" I had to grab some popcorn. And enjoy this man story. I would love to read some more of his tales in a few books. haha, Great Job CORRIDOR.
Thank you for fulfilling my wish. An episode ever month with just people from the corridor world would be awesome. Great job guys keep the good work up .
Loved this. Great stories and just an excellent guest. Stephen had to look you up. I am looking forward to viewing your films. What a great landlord with amazing ideals.
Loved the answer to the gentrification of L.A. I'm not an artist and have never lived in an area that has been considered even close to gentrification (low land Scotland is not great lets be real) but I loved the idea of making space available for those on lower income and especially in the service industry. Thanks for the content guys and I hope Steve is back on again
I've been wanting to hear Steve's story as he always seems like a pretty cool guy on the Corridor Crew channel and now that I finally got to hear these stories, they are so interesting that I want to know more!
Please have Steve as a recurring guest on the podcast! This episode was great to listen to, and we all know this episode was only the tip of the iceberg.
Steve, The Landlord could be a rap name.
like a rip off of Tyler, The Creator.
@@SKYE_brain It's a good example of this name format, but I strongly doubt that is the only and oldest one.
@@SatanSupimpa Alexander, The Great. He was alive during 350 BC. So probably a bit older than Tyler, The Creator.
@@BaldMancTwat but did he drop bars?
@@gwynlefleur Dropped swords with his sharp skills you know!
What an interesting character. Great to see him speak in a more low energy/ serious setting, since he kind of hams it up for the vlog. Great job as always with the interview Niko!
*Sees Steve the Landlord in the title*
*Nuts instantly*
Right there w/ you B, it lasted like 30 minutes!
INSTA NUT
Thank God its not November
I didn't realize I needed this comment today but thank you
😂
I always respected Steve, but man I have even more for him now after seeing this! Steve is the living definition of "support the arts"
I absolutely love his philosophy on lending out property for artists and having whole districts for artists, barristas, service people, cops. People don't realise what a struggle it is for artists when they don't have the time and the money to create art simply because they don't have a (cheap, proximal) space to do art. There should be more landlords like him!
Thanks Steve!
Yay, I am also artist and I want to live for free.
Came over from Spotify just to comment, this was an awesome listen, thanks Steve and Niko. Have him back again sometime guys!
Holy shit me too
'Put Your Stories Down : - Don't let them disappear, like tears in the rain' - Steve The Landlord 2019
Kinda weird to quote someone saying someone else quote but okay. 'Put Your Stories Down : - Don't let them disappear, like tears in the rain' - kaymackgree 2019
@@LilBigHuge wow michael that's beautiful, did you write that yourself?
Michael Sowerwine
Ok me.
He's a natural treasure. God, I love this guy.
Like gold?
@@shinobi-no-bueno like the date 4/20/69
Steve's story about the Red Zones was incredible. "Art above the law." Truly an inspiration.
Steve's mom was the Banksy or Shepherd Fairy of the '60s in Los Angels and should be listed as the Graffiti artist of planet earth. Love it
So...when is part 2 coming out??? I want more Steve!
YES I'M SO GLAD THIS EXISTS! I've always wanted to no more about proffessor Toke- I mean Landlord Steve
Nobody better ruin that like ratio
@@aidanswenson9659 I almost did
@@aydenwright9782 heres my like since I'm not ruining the ratio 👍
@@yoindianbro thank you sir
The TadPole Named Matt good man
I actually found a pic on google of what his mother had painted on the cliff side! It’s actually super impressive!!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_Lady_(art)
@@ppleater there are plenty of pictures in color as well, but thank you for wiki
You can see the painting at 14:39 in the Video :)
@@JohnSunderseven Thanks. I'm not in the habit of _watching_ podcasts, just listening to them, so I don't notice when they quietly add pertinent graphics.
Can you post the link please...
We should have Jimmy Wong on the Podcast next! Would be awesome to hear how filming Mulan, a big budget feature film is compared to doing TH-cam productions and VGHS.
Jimmy is an SJW douche. We don't need him.
@@MrMentalSoul then don't listen you silly bitch. I wanna hear from both the wongs.
@@lykos619 both Wongs ftw haha
Wait... Is Jimmy involved in Mulan? Time too Google
Two wongs dont make a white
23:33
Steve's inner monologue (don't say blow it up don't say blow it up don't say blow it up) "Be reckless" (nailed it).
Steve is honestly at this point just another crew member to me, and I love it so much.
This guy looks and talks like Kyle MacLachlan. I love it.
no... you did not. glad you take the community suggestions, I would love to get Gabe on once.
One hour just fly like one minute
Make a 2nd part with this Amazing
he has VERY interesting stories
which everyone love to hear and connect. Isn't guys
The madlads did it!
Dude, Steve is the nicest guy.
steve has that unabashed enthusiasm about EVERYTHING. he is so wholesome and nice. would love to work for him.
Uh, maybe, lol. He's a character, no doubt. But he literally uses a tea bag about 10 times and feeds his dog every other day, to save money. Every tenant has to pay the rent, no one lives for free. The rents are cheap but they're also not really finished spaces, they're rough but that's what some artists want and need. But let's be honest, all landlords want rent paid every month.
The world needs more Steve's. Hes a man we need but dont deserve...thank you for being awesome steve.
I could imagine steve being the sort of guy that you can never find or get into contact with but iregularly shows up at random times and for random lengths of time
Niko tearing up...
Damn, *Puts on a conductor hat*
*Starts up the feels train*
"ALL ABOAAAAARD!!!!"
Tearing up?
He puts a deep impact on your heart to have the same kind of spirit and attitude as him. Steve, you're wonderful, and I'm glad that you exist in this world
I could honestly listen to Steve tell his stories for hours.
I have been waiting for this since the moment that you guys launched this channel. I'm glad that you guys gave Steve a way to voice his thoughts. And even more, like, I loved the guy, every time he appeared on Corridor Crew. But...I never knew he had such a great story behind him. Such a great motivation. I was a fan of the guy from the first appearance, but now I have a whole 'nother level of respect and admiration for him, as an individual. The world would be a much better place if more people like Steve were out there with the ability to influence things.
(Edited for typos! 'Cause shit happens.)
I truly wish I could talk to Steve, he seems really wise and seems like a great guy
So is Steve the landlord related to make-up legend Michael Westmore?
UPDATE: I googled and apperently Michael Westmore is the cousin of Steves mother
Vilhelm3989 Thanks for the update, dude :)
If you listened to the podcast, yes
Holy shit
I just wanted to say that Steve is just so awesome. What a cool landlord to have. We need more people like Steve in the world. Steve needs his own podcast.
Why is Steve's voice so, so soothing?
We need big Wong and little Wong on the podcast
You should invite Peter to the show to talk about the cloning project wren was running on the side.
Give him a Ted Talk
It's always great to see a good example of a landlord and artist. And so good to see a man who has seen the incredible change of the artistry in just a few decades.
Damn, Steve is a geniunely good artist, he's actively trying to keep artists and the culture alive.
Man I love Steve, he is just someone I could keep listening to for hours and hear all of his stories.
@StevetheLandlord, I just read the Wikipedia article on the Pink Lady, and it's crazy to think that behind every piece of art is the artist and behind them is their family and the family has a story to share. I love seeing you in the Corfidor Crew videos and hope that your health keeps up for a long time to come. The world would be a poorer place without you and the stories that you have to tell.
To everyone reading this after that bit of glad handing, talk to your grandparents, your uncles and aunts and have them regale you with their stories because if you don't ask and they don't tell anyone the world will be poorer from a lack of history.
Anybody else think we need a monthly Steve the Landlord podcast? I'd listen/watch that to death!! This is so very interesting!!!
This world needs more people like Steve.
After finishing all the every other day vlogs, I'm glad we have an entire podcast with Steve the landlord
We need like a 9 hour interview with Steve, such a coooooool guy!!! Or maybe a documentary about his life!!!
Wow! Steve had some pretty cool stories, opinions, and outlooks. It's amazing to see people like Steve in downtown LA who are not jaded, like Niko touched on in the video, who continue to live a happy life silently creating and embellishing and serving their communities but most importantly having fun. I had no idea the kind of life Steve had lived and kinda thought Steve was just the goofy eccentric land lord up until this video and I have been a long time Corridor and Sam and Niko subscriber. What an amazing living legacy and witness to history! Love this podcast. MORE STEVE!
I have never clicked a video so fast!
Steve the landlord is the man!
"You can have a really popular place when you give away beer." -- Steve the Landlord
Steve would make an amazing radio DJ. Telling the ol' Hollywood stories.
23 minutes and I've learned so much about Steve. His ties to Hollywood royalty and the story about the Pink Lady of Malibu was fascinating. Didn't realize the cast of MASH went through that tunnel to get to the Ranch where the outside set was.
I've been looking forward to this day
dude woah just found this channel. Steve is so rad! my Gram used to live in Pasadena way back and I remember she told me about the Pink Lady once. She thought your Mom was the coolest
Gotta love Steve. He's such an awesome and real person, with amazing beliefs.
WOW, your landlord is incredible!!!! I was a huge fan of Face-Off, and got to attend Monsterpalooza in 2018. I have been such a die hard fan of Practical Effects, so the fact your Landlord comes from a Practical FX family, totally floors me!!! WOW just wow. So happy to also see how supportive he is of the fine and creative arts!!!
Most anticipated guest of corridor cast from the moment this podcast was a thing.
Steve is such an interesting person, it's great to finally hear some more of his backstory after all of these years that I've been following all of you
Yesss finally Steve!!!! I can die happy now
I've always enjoyed when Steve shows up, so glad you guys thought to have him here.
I have a honest respect for this man. Marvelous, I hope he'll come back again on the podcast.
Love to see Steve talking, even in low energy mode...it's soo much entertaining! Love the podcast! Keep up the good work!
I don’t usually watch these things. But, when I saw Steve was here I just had to spread time out in my day to watch this.
dude i could listen to another 5 hours of Steve talking about his experiences. He is such an interesting character
I always love when Steve makes cameos in your vids. I had no idea how interesting he is. Such a cool guy.
I could listen to this man tell stories for days on end. Steve could make his own podcast.
Yes! They got Steve on the podcast!!!
You can tell he's really trying to hold back and not be too wild haha
I love it when you include Steve in your videos
Holy fuck, I thought Steve was interesting, but goddamn there's so much more to him than I thought! I feel like we barely scratched the surface here
This man should have his own podcast i could listen to him all day. Great podcast!
Never have I clicked on a video so fast! I always loved seeing Steve in the videos, and I was hoping you'd get him on the podcast.
Love to hear such a unique story from someone who has done so many lifetimes of work and experiences in just one amazing one. So intresting
Steve's a frkn hero. I want to be steve when I grow older. same sheez happpening in my neighbor. thanks steve for your testimony.
Encore. I'd love to see Steeve on again!
I was pumped when I saw this one pop up. Steve is the coolest. More strange old art people
Clicked on this soooo fast
What an interesting guy. I hope you make him a host now and then, and bring him more into the corridor fold.
This guy is so interesting! Great talk. Somehow it saddens me listening to all the stories. I guess it's because of all the people that have lived and all the stories they could've told that now are forgotten, washed away, like tears in the rain. It's sad, poetic and kind of difficult to deal with, kind of an existential mini-crisis. Great talk!
Actually, I wasnt expected that this podcast will be so good. I ve read Los Angeles's urbanization history before as architecture student, now with the Steve's stories it became so clear. And unfortunately the gentrification problem is all over the world. There are some simple and easy solutions for it but goverments or states choose short term gains of course. I love the m80 story :D I am studying in Istanbul now, there is same gentrification problem in so many areas,here but much worse actually. Thanks for this podcast a lot!
I'm so chilled out after watching this, great interview! Always hoped something like this would happen with Steve :D
Gotta say I’ve been a fan of Corridor and everyone revolving it for a long time. Love the podcasts, the viral videos, the people, vlogs, and the little details in between. Here’s to another year of great collaborations and fun 👍🏻✨🎉🍾
I was waiting for this episode to happen the moment you announced the podcast
This is by far the coolest podcast you’ve done
I could listen to him talk forever - more please!
Vghs pod would be dope, but im so hyped for the legend steve!
Not only was I hyped when I saw the title, but Steve delivered as well!
I really did enjoy Steve Talk. I saw a small clip thinking it was someone else. But i realized it was "The Landdlord" I had to grab some popcorn. And enjoy this man story. I would love to read some more of his tales in a few books. haha, Great Job CORRIDOR.
God, Steve is the best, the man with a big heart of gold
This was great! You should definitely have him back some time
Thank you for fulfilling my wish. An episode ever month with just people from the corridor world would be awesome. Great job guys keep the good work up .
I've been waiting to hear more of this guys stories for a long time, this is gonna be a good way to start the Friday morning
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Steve, The Corridor Landlord. Artist, story collecter/teller, cool dude.
We all love Steve we wanna see as much of him as we can
Loved this. Great stories and just an excellent guest. Stephen had to look you up. I am looking forward to viewing your films. What a great landlord with amazing ideals.
Loved the answer to the gentrification of L.A. I'm not an artist and have never lived in an area that has been considered even close to gentrification (low land Scotland is not great lets be real) but I loved the idea of making space available for those on lower income and especially in the service industry. Thanks for the content guys and I hope Steve is back on again
I've been wanting to hear Steve's story as he always seems like a pretty cool guy on the Corridor Crew channel and now that I finally got to hear these stories, they are so interesting that I want to know more!
Loves this episode. It was great to hear Steve and all his experiences
The world needs more Steve's
53:05 Steve shouted my city 👏👏👏
Steve should be the new Dos Equis Spokesperson. He is the most interesting man alive.
Please have Steve as a recurring guest on the podcast!
This episode was great to listen to, and we all know this episode was only the tip of the iceberg.
Please have Steve back for another episode this was phenomenal!!!