Ayana Bean Talks BET American Gangster, "A Year And A Day," Life Lessons & More

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English - August 27, 2021 22:00 - 37 minutes - 25.5 MB
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Ayana Bean has joined "A Higher Level of Conversation"

The Boston native came by the podcast to speak about her time on @BET American Gangster: Trap Queens, shared stories about growing up in Boston and watching the city change, lessons she learned, her new book "A Year And A Day: Memoirs Of A Regular Girl" and more.

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