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. We're back again. It's RJ Bond, the producer and director of the Tupac

assassination series, along with the docu-series, Tupac cover-up, which is currently playing

on Tubby. You need to go check it out because it's

free, and you've got no excuse not to. With me, as always, is Arnie Villarreal. Greetings.

Hey, how's that people? And Jeff Wilson, greetings to you, my friend. What's up? How was everybody

doing? Good. We are doing well. We are sailing along into another episode of who knows what because we go into these things and it's kind of a jam session.

Can I stop you before you? Before you start, you had one of the last times we talked to you had recently gotten Tupac cover up into the Latin American market, 93 million people. How's that playing out, sir?

Don't know yet. I mean mean they got they just delivered it

we had some troubles with the spanish subtitles and uh and that could that kind of thing is always a shit

show but but it's been it's been delivered and and i will know it takes a good three to four

months before it happens to know what's going on with it. Ah, okay.

And recording takes that long.

It's not, I think in this age of computers, I think everybody knows it, but they don't want to tell you. So, is that. Because if they tell you, that means they got to pay you. And that's always, that's always it was in it at the end of the day. Well, you hold their feet to the fireman. man you oh i had a distributor flat out tell me he says you know the drill we'll hold your money as long as we can

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