Good uses for the Google webmaster tools. Including ways and reasons you may want to exclude certain url’s on your website. He also covers the use of the htaccess, robots.txt and even password protecting areas of your site.

He also bring up holes in the use of the nofollow tags. This is really good info if you plan on using the nofollow tag.

Matt clarifies the bold verses strong tag use, duplicate content, blog verses regular site rankings as well as .gov, .edu incoming links.
This is pretty informative and good info for the beginner SEO.

Another quick but info packed video from Matt that covers snippets from Dmoz, creating content that gets you links and return visitors, site maps and if page views effects your rankings. He also covers away to check your site for crawlability.

This 8:19 movie Matt discusses how and where Google gets the snippets they list with search results. He also talks about the cache and a few other things that are useful. He even delves into the site listings under that appear under the main lisiting

In this video Matt talks about some questions regarding the number of sites you have on the same IP that are related topically or not as well as the use of off site javascript

This is a short video (2 min 19 seconds) that gives a couple of great tips regarding the importance of being niche specific, local google map search and the value of designing your site for mobile devices

Matt Cutts did this interview back in 2007. The info he gives really good and applies still applies today.
The topics he covers are title tags, page extensions, synonyms, the extensions he uses on his wordpress blog and a whole lot more. Of course all the advice he gives is white hat and will enhance your rankings.
This video is packed with great info that is perfect for the beginner to intermediate SEO. It also works as a great refresher for the seasoned SEO.
One thing I have to say about Matt is that he has a great presence on stage. This video isn’t completely dry as you would expect.