Propaganda

Joining Robert, Propaganda, a poet and political activist, delves into the controversial legacy of Cecil Rhodes. They discuss Rhodes' ambitious and exploitative actions in colonial Africa, illustrating the deep moral complexities and lasting impacts of his policies. With humor and critical analysis, they tackle Rhodes' role in shaping apartheid and systemic racism. The conversation also ties in ethical discussions around conflict diamonds and the importance of mental wellness, pushing listeners to reflect on history and its present ramifications.

Hip-hop artist Propaganda, known for his impactful album "Excellent," shares his journey of blending faith with artistic expression. He discusses the challenges of navigating the music industry while maintaining artistic integrity. The conversation highlights the divisive nature of 'code words' within faith communities and contrasts differing views on hip-hop in Christian circles. Emphasizing the connection between faith, race, and identity, Propaganda calls for a deeper understanding of cultural heritage in Christian art, advocating for storytelling as a means of reconciling beliefs.

In this discussion, Propaganda, a poet, rapper, and host of Hood Politics, dives into the absurdities of American politics. They tackle shifting poll dynamics and the GOP's questionable tactics, like voter suppression and intimidation. The conversation pivots to the bizarre incident of chainsawing a whale for fun, sparking debates on cultural differences. With humor and sharp insights, they reflect on public figures' vulnerabilities and the ongoing push for gun control. Expect wit and thoughtful critiques all around!