From the vault! In this special throwback episode of TrueTone Show, host Amante Hall sits down with media personality and businessman Garrett Bush. Best known for his work on The Barber Shop on 92.3 The Fan, Garrett dives into Cleveland sports and offers a recap of Super Bowl 57. They also explore the importance of Black talent in media and its lasting impact. Don’t miss this classic conversation pulled from the vault!
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