In this first episode of the Tau Radio Podcast, Muna and Liasit down with multidisciplinary artist Geoffrey Chambers, whose work isrooted in Afrosurrealism, Afrofuturism, and deep cultural memory.

Born in London with Caribbean heritage, Geoffrey brings arich blend of storytelling through mark-making, performance, music, film, andinstallation. From sketching in secret corners as a child to creating expansivecommunity art, Geoffrey shares how his personal folklore shaped his identity,artistic expression, and sense of belonging.

We explore:

• What folklore really means and how it's alive and ever-evolving
• How Geoffrey’s childhood imagination laid the foundation for a life in art
• The tension between being a free creator and existing within a commodified art world
• The emotional and spiritual satisfaction that comes with honouring your own story
• His work with the People Dem Collective in Margate and their ongoing fight for space, visibility, and justice
• Why creating, remembering, and reimagining our stories is a radical act

This conversation weaves through joy, memory, politics,resistance, and the deep care that sustains community and creativity.

It’s raw, reflective, and poetic; just like folklore itself.

Guest: Geoffrey ChambersHosts: Muna and LiaMusic & Production: Tau Radio

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