George Mpanga, known as George the Poet, is a powerful voice in poetry and social commentary, addressing race and inequality in Britain. He discusses his memoir, touching on personal stories that reveal systemic oppression in today's society. The conversation highlights the transformative changes in London communities and the complexities of Black experiences. They delve into how individual success often overlooks systemic barriers and examine hip-hop's evolution, linking personal narratives to broader racial and societal issues.

George Mpanga, known as George the Poet, is a powerful voice in poetry and social commentary, acclaimed for his exploration of race and inequality in the UK. In this engaging discussion, he reflects on the impact of cultural environments on identity, sharing his journey from Uganda to Cambridge. He candidly addresses the challenges of artistic expression in a commercialized music industry, the legacy of Tupac, and the implications of neoliberalism on creativity. George also dives into the intricacies of balancing activism with commercial success in the arts.