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.

Hi, everybody. It's R.J. Bond, the director of the Tupac Assassination series.

And yes, there were three of them.

I'm also a director of the, or excuse me, executive producer of the movie Last Man Standing,

Nick Broomfield documentary, as well as the new six-part docu-series on To Be Called Tupac cover-up.

You need to check it out and see it.

Along with me, as always, is Arnie.

Say hello, Arnie.

Hey, what's going on out there?

Arnie is our favorite ex-compton police officer that always gives us the truth and always gives us the

down and dirty about what was happening during those times as long with a lot of relevant

social commentary good to have you arnie and as always is jeff say hello jeff greetings and salutations

fam yeah so we got the gangs all here uh kind of excited because I got out the phone yesterday with Phil Carson, retired FBI agent,

who worked the Tupac in the biggie cases for the feds.

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