Green

Professor Green, a trailblazing British rapper, shares his journey from a tough upbringing to achieving fame in the music industry. He discusses the unique challenges he faced as a white rapper in the UK and delves into the misconception that success cures personal issues. The conversation shifts to the importance of living in the moment, highlighting how true happiness comes from appreciating current experiences. He also reflects on his new role as a parent and the balance of creativity with adult responsibilities, offering insights on maintaining joy amidst life’s complexities.

Green, a Métis activist from the Indigenous Anarchist Federation, dives into the crucial topic of decolonization in leftist movements. They discuss the need for settlers to understand Indigenous governance and the importance of honoring land-sharing treaties. The conversation explores the clash between Indigenous and capitalist views on nature, advocating for a reciprocal relationship with the Earth. Green emphasizes that genuine decolonization cannot coexist with capitalism and calls for prioritizing Indigenous voices in revolutionary practices.