The Art Of Dialogue

2Pac’s father, Billy Garland, reacts to Keefe D being found guilty in connection with the murder of his son, Tupac Shakur. Garland shares his feelings on the verdict, what it means to him after nearly 30 years, and why he still believes there are important questions that need to be answered surrounding 2Pac’s death.

In what would become his final interview before his tragic death, Samuel Monroe Jr. sits down for an open and revealing conversation about his life, career, experiences in Hollywood, and the stories behind the moments that defined his journey.Samuel Monroe Jr. opens up about the highs and lows he experienced throughout his life, reflects on his career, and shares stories and personal experiences in his own words.Rest in peace, Samuel Monroe Jr.

Dr. Umar is brutally honest as he shares his thoughts on some of today’s most talked-about topics, including Keefe D, Lil Durk, Master P, Lindsay Clancy, Yada Awakening, and much more.Dr. Umar also speaks on Tyler Chase Butler, the LSU controversy involving students walking a Black doll on a leash, new evidence surrounding Karmelo Anthony, the Earn Your Leisure situation, claims about what some women are doing in Dubai for money, the Texas Roadhouse claims, Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s death, and the Gary, Indiana power outage.Dr. Umar holds nothing back as he gives his perspective on each situation and breaks down the bigger issues surrounding these conversations.

Gene Deal holds nothing back as he addresses the latest developments surrounding Keefe D’s 2Pac murder trial and speaks about potentially taking the stand to testify. Gene opens up about being contacted regarding his testimony, whether he plans to testify, what he believes could happen in court, and his overall thoughts on the case.Gene also addresses the evidence, witnesses, questions surrounding the night 2Pac was fatally shot in Las Vegas, and gives his perspective on how he believes the highly anticipated trial could ultimately play out.

Derrick Hardaway, the man convicted in the murder of 11-year-old Yummy Sandifer, breaks his silence for the first time on the night she was killed and what it’s been like serving 20 years in prison.In this exclusive interview, Hardaway opens up about the events of that night in Chicago, the decisions that led to Yummy’s death, and life behind