COFFEE AND CONDOMS 82: 30 YEARS LATER… KEFFE D FOUND GUILTY | Flipping Houses in the Northwest

Send us Fan MailNearly 30 years after Tupac Shakur was killed, one of hip-hop's longest-running mysteries finally has a courtroom verdict.This week on CoFFeeAndCondoms, we're talking about the conviction of Duane “Keffe D” Davis, the only person ever charged in connection with Tupac's 1996 killing. A Las Vegas jury found Davis guilty of first-degree murder after deliberating for less than three hours. He wasn't accused of being the gunman; prosecutors argued that he orchestrated the attack. Davis maintains his innocence and says he plans to appeal.After almost three decades of theories, interviews, documentaries and arguments about what happened that night in Las Vegas, does a guilty verdict finally bring closure to the Tupac story?Then we've got a story that's probably going to split the entire table:A woman is faced with a dog attack and reportedly saves her DOG instead of her BABY.We're getting into the decision, parental instinct, the attachment people have to their pets and the obvious question:HOW DO YOU CHOOSE THE DOG?! 😳And then we need something considerably lighter because E-40 apparently decided a regular album wasn't enough.The Bay Area legend released Turning My Money Over on August 28—a quadruple album with 40 tracks spread across four 10-song discs. And because this is E-40, the number 40 feels entirely intentional. 😂 The project includes appearances from artists including Larry June, Juvenile, Busta Rhymes, Anderson .Paak, Havoc and others.At this point in his career, dropping FOUR albums worth of music at once raises a different question:Who's sitting down and listening to all 40 tracks?! 😂Hip-hop. Culture. Real-life decisions. And a table full of opinions.☕ Real People. Real Talk. Real Funny.