Tupac Assassination, the podcast, rips the curtain away from the 30-year-old investigation of the murder of legendary rap artist Tupac Shakur.

Through the eyes of director of the Tupac Assassination movies and the recent docu-series on Tubey, Tupac cover-up.

Richard R.J. Bond, each week he and co-hosts, Jeffrey Wilson, along with other co-hosts,

will explore some facet of how these incredible and beloved

documentaries were made, the pain, the healing,

and most importantly, the people who were

unafraid of telling their truth about what they knew

to make that truth public.

Welcome to our podcast.

Hey everybody, it's RJ Bond here back for another Tupac Assassination podcast.

We had a kind of great one the last week, along with me, of course, is my host, Jeff Wilson.

Say hello, Jeff. What's up, guys's up we had a i think we had a

really good and you could tell me how if it was successful or positive you had a lot of good

feedback from the uh initial show uh where we kind of laid out our format what would you have

you heard any feedback or get any comments about that no yeah without a doubt and kind of like we were saying like everyone kind of understands kind of laid out our format. What would you have you heard any feedback or get any comments about that? No, yeah, without a doubt. Kind of like we were saying like everyone kind of understands kind

of the the cursory. We drop a lot of names and it's just the understanding of the pot case. I think

gets a little bit more comprehensive. We'll begin to understand who these people are. In our case,

last week, we got introduced to Frank Alexander. so not just kind of understanding his cursory role in

you know what happened that night but just generally speaking who Frank was you knew Frank very well

a lot of stories and I think it's kind of good to kind of humanize all these players involved in this case

yeah in addition to that we're talking a little bit more behind the scenes in regards to you know

like we did a lot of conversation

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