Based in London, Teilo serves as a subcultural archivist through his podcast Arms House to Your Mums House, where he explores the intersections of graffiti, jungle music, and 90s hip-hop culture. He provides a platform for legacy train writers such as Richard Sen and ZONK DDS, documenting the specific histories of London transit lines like the Bakerloo. His expertise in the scene is rooted in a career spanning two decades, including his role in the 2006 documentary Altered Egos. Teilo recently expanded his production to include the Graffiti Critique series and travel vlogs from international graffiti hubs like Beirut and Cannes. These formats prioritize an raw, street-level perspective on the 'foundation of style' over mainstream art gallery interpretations. His commitment to the underground is evidenced by his recent organization of Dilla Day 2025 and the Arms House Graff Jam. These events bring together vintage spray paint enthusiasts and UK garage pioneers, bridging the gap between historical graffiti documentation and active community events.