Media Appearances
Inspirational weekly sermons by Rev. Tillard from the pulpit of the Congregational Church of South Hempstead, New York
RECENT & SELECTED MEDIA APPEARANCES
People Before Politics Radio / Black Westchester — “Faith, Protest & Future of Our Youth”— Interview on faith, activism, protest, young people and the Black community.
AllHipHop — “Rev. Conrad Tillard Talks Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Trump & Hip-Hop Politics” — Long-form interview with Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur discussing Hip-Hop, politics, Tupac Shakur, Russell Simmons, Snoop Dogg, the Nation of Islam and Black political thought.
AllHipHop — “Did Diddy & Russell Simmons Swipe Conrad Tillard's Political Ideas?” — Tillard discusses A Movement for CHHANGE and the early development of organized Hip-Hop political activism.
City College of New York — “Celebrating 50 Years of Hip Hop: From NYC Voices to Cultural Force” — Conversation with CCNY President Vincent Boudreau and Gail “DJ Flame” Windley about Hip-Hop’s history, politics, culture and future.
The Dick Morris Show / 77 WABC — Rev. Conrad Tillard Interview — Interview on politics, religion and civil rights.
CUNY TV — African American Legends: “The Hip-Hop Minister” — Extended television interview with Dr. Roscoe C. Brown Jr. examining Tillard’s work as the “Hip-Hop Minister.”
SELECTED PRESS & COMMENTARY
Our Time Press — “Building Stability: Ensuring Homeownership Remains a Reality in New York for Black & Brown Families” — Commentary by Rev. Conrad Tillard on Black homeownership, housing policy and wealth creation.
DNAinfo — “Former ‘Hip-Hop Minister’ Continues Evolution With City Council Run” — Profile tracing Tillard’s journey from the Nation of Islam and Hip-Hop activism to Christian ministry and electoral politics.
The Washington Post — “How to Be a Better Playa” — National coverage of Tillard’s role in the debate over Hip-Hop, political responsibility and the industry’s portrayal of Black life.
The Village Voice — “Escape from the Nation of Islam” — Profile of Conrad Muhammad/Tillard’s departure from the Nation of Islam and emergence as the “Hip-Hop Minister.”
FILM & DOCUMENTARY APPEARANCES
The Greatest Story Never Told (2026) — Featured Film.Documentary short centered on Rev. Conrad Tillard’s journey from Malcolm X’s former pulpit through Hip-Hop, activism, faith and politics.
Click here for film and Hip Hop Film Festival informationThe Fall of Diddy (2025) — Documentary series examining Sean “Diddy” Combs. Tillard appears as the former “Hip-Hop Minister” and firsthand observer of the New York Hip-Hop world.
Click here for The Fall of DiddyThe Honorable Shyne (2024) — Documentary examining Moses “Shyne” Barrow’s journey from Bad Boy Records artist to political leader in Belize.
Click here for The Honorable ShyneYusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn (2020) — HBO documentary about the murder of Yusuf Hawkins, the Bensonhurst protests and the racial and political conflicts that followed.
Click here for Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over BrooklynDigging for Weldon Irvine (2019)— Documentary exploring the life and legacy of influential musician, composer and mentor Weldon Irvine.
Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes (2006) — Byron Hurt’s acclaimed documentary examining masculinity, violence and gender within Hip-Hop culture. Tillard appears as the Hip-Hop Minister and Executive Director of A Movement for CHHANGE.
Click here for Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and RhymesBeyond Beats and Rhymes Interactive — Additional interview footage featuring Conrad Tillard, including “Urban, Black & Male.”
Click here for the Beyond Beats and Rhymes Interactive project
Recent & Selected Media Appearances
People Before Politics Radio / Black Westchester — “Faith, Protest & Future of Our Youth” — February 2026
Pastor Conrad Tillard joins People Before Politics for a conversation about faith, activism, protest in the church, young people and the Black community.
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AllHipHop — Rev. Conrad Tillard Talks Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Trump & Hip-Hop Politics — 2025
A major long-form interview with Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur covering Tillard’s years as the “Hip-Hop Minister,” Tupac Shakur, Russell Simmons, Diddy, Snoop Dogg, the Nation of Islam, Black politics and the political potential of Hip-Hop.
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AllHipHop — “Did Diddy & Russell Simmons Swipe Conrad Tillard’s Political Ideas?” — 2025
Tillard discusses A Movement for CHHANGE, his early efforts to organize Hip-Hop politically, and the subsequent political activism of major figures in the Hip-Hop industry.
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City College of New York — “Celebrating 50 Years of Hip Hop: From NYC Voices to Cultural Force” — September 2023
CCNY President Vincent Boudreau hosts Rev. Conrad Tillard and pioneering DJ Gail “DJ Flame” Windley for an extended discussion of Hip-Hop’s history, politics, social influence and future. The CCNY page includes the program and a full transcript.
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The Dick Morris Show / 77 WABC — February 2022
Dick Morris interviews Rev. Conrad Tillard about politics, religion and civil rights.
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CUNY TV — African American Legends: “The Hip-Hop Minister”
An extended television interview with Dr. Roscoe C. Brown Jr. focusing on Conrad Tillard’s work as the “Hip-Hop Minister.” The original program was recorded January 22, 2002, and CUNY maintains the episode online.
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Selected Press & Commentary
Our Time Press — “Building Stability: Ensuring Homeownership Remains a Reality in New York for Black & Brown Families” — March 2024
An opinion essay by Rev. Conrad Tillard addressing New York’s housing crisis, Black homeownership, property ownership and public policy.
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DNAinfo — “Former ‘Hip-Hop Minister’ Continues Evolution With City Council Run” — 2013
Profile tracing Tillard’s evolution from Nation of Islam minister and “Hip-Hop Minister” to Christian minister, community leader and political candidate.
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The Washington Post — “How to Be a Better Playa” — 2001
Coverage of the national Hip-Hop political debate surrounding Russell Simmons, the Hip-Hop Summit and Conrad Muhammad/Tillard’s criticism of negative images in commercial rap.
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The Village Voice — “Escape from the Nation of Islam” — 1998
Peter Noel reports on Conrad Muhammad’s departure from the Nation of Islam and the formation of A Movement for Change/CHHANGE, describing his emergence as the “Hip-Hop Minister” and his work with artists and young people.
Read the Village Voice articleAttachment.png
Film & Documentary Appearances
This deserves its own section on your website because your documentary record is becoming fairly substantial.
The Greatest Story Never Told — 2026
Directed by Julius Key. This 28-minute documentary short centers specifically on Rev. Conrad Tillard, tracing his journey “from Malcolm X’s former pulpit to hip-hop’s front lines” and his reflections on faith, activism and the movement he helped shape. It screened at the 2026 Hip Hop Film Festival on August 21, 2026.
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The Fall of Diddy — 2025
The four-part documentary series examining Sean “Diddy” Combs features Rev. Conrad Tillard as the former Hip-Hop Minister and a firsthand observer of the formative years of Combs’ career and the New York Hip-Hop world surrounding him. Tillard appears in the first episode, The Making of a Mogul.
The Fall of Diddy — cast informationAttachment.png
The Honorable Shyne — 2024
Documentary examining the extraordinary trajectory of Moses “Shyne” Barrow from Bad Boy Records rapper and imprisonment to political leadership in Belize. Your church biography identifies you as appearing in the documentary.
Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn — 2020
HBO documentary directed by Muta’Ali Muhammad about the 1989 racist murder of Yusuf Hawkins in Bensonhurst and the political and racial conflict that followed. Rev. Conrad Tillard appears as an interviewee alongside figures including Al Sharpton and former New York Mayor David Dinkins.
Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn — film and cast informationAttachment.png
Digging for Weldon Irvine — 2017/2019
Documentary about the life, music and influence of jazz musician, composer, playwright and mentor Weldon Irvine. Your official biography lists this among your film appearances.
Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes — 2006
Byron Hurt’s acclaimed documentary examining masculinity, violence, sexism and homophobia within Hip-Hop culture. Rev. Conrad Tillard appears prominently as the Hip-Hop Minister/activist and Executive Director of A Movement for CHHANGE. The film premiered at Sundance and later aired nationally on PBS’s Independent Lens.
Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes — official ITVS/PBS informationAttachment.png
Beyond Beats and Rhymes Interactive — Additional Conrad Tillard Interview Material
Director Byron Hurt subsequently released previously unseen material from the documentary. One of the featured videos, “Urban, Black & Male,” specifically features Conrad Tillard (formerly Conrad Muhammad) discussing images of young Black men.
View the Beyond Beats and Rhymes Interactive projectAttachment.png
Featured Film
For the website, I would put The Greatest Story Never Told above all of these rather than simply treating it as another credit. It is different from The Fall of Diddy, Storm Over Brooklyn, etc., because you are the central subject of the film, rather than one of several interviewees. The festival itself describes the film as following Rev. Conrad Tillard from Malcolm X’s former pulpit through Hip-Hop, faith and activism.
I would therefore organize conradtillard.com as:
MEDIA
• Recent Media Appearances
• Television & Radio Interviews
• Podcasts
• Selected Press & Commentary
FILM & DOCUMENTARY
• The Greatest Story Never Told — 2026 — Featured Film
• The Fall of Diddy — 2025
• The Honorable Shyne — 2024
• Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn — 2020
• Digging for Weldon Irvine — 2017/2019
• Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes — 2006
MediaInRecent & Selected Media Appearances
People Before Politics Radio / Black Westchester — “Faith, Protest & Future of Our Youth” — February 2026
Pastor Conrad Tillard joins People Before Politics for a conversation about faith, activism, protest in the church, young people and the Black community.
Watch / View the Black Westchester appearanceAttachment.png
AllHipHop — Rev. Conrad Tillard Talks Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Trump & Hip-Hop Politics — 2025
A major long-form interview with Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur covering Tillard’s years as the “Hip-Hop Minister,” Tupac Shakur, Russell Simmons, Diddy, Snoop Dogg, the Nation of Islam, Black politics and the political potential of Hip-Hop.
Watch the full AllHipHop interviewAttachment.png
Read the accompanying AllHipHop interviewAttachment.png
AllHipHop — “Did Diddy & Russell Simmons Swipe Conrad Tillard’s Political Ideas?” — 2025
Tillard discusses A Movement for CHHANGE, his early efforts to organize Hip-Hop politically, and the subsequent political activism of major figures in the Hip-Hop industry.
Read the AllHipHop featureAttachment.png
City College of New York — “Celebrating 50 Years of Hip Hop: From NYC Voices to Cultural Force” — September 2023
CCNY President Vincent Boudreau hosts Rev. Conrad Tillard and pioneering DJ Gail “DJ Flame” Windley for an extended discussion of Hip-Hop’s history, politics, social influence and future. The CCNY page includes the program and a full transcript.
Listen / Read the CCNY interviewAttachment.png
The Dick Morris Show / 77 WABC — February 2022
Dick Morris interviews Rev. Conrad Tillard about politics, religion and civil rights.
Listen to the interviewAttachment.png
CUNY TV — African American Legends: “The Hip-Hop Minister”
An extended television interview with Dr. Roscoe C. Brown Jr. focusing on Conrad Tillard’s work as the “Hip-Hop Minister.” The original program was recorded January 22, 2002, and CUNY maintains the episode online.
Watch on CUNY TVAttachment.png
Selected Press & Commentary
Our Time Press — “Building Stability: Ensuring Homeownership Remains a Reality in New York for Black & Brown Families” — March 2024
An opinion essay by Rev. Conrad Tillard addressing New York’s housing crisis, Black homeownership, property ownership and public policy.
Read the articleAttachment.png
DNAinfo — “Former ‘Hip-Hop Minister’ Continues Evolution With City Council Run” — 2013
Profile tracing Tillard’s evolution from Nation of Islam minister and “Hip-Hop Minister” to Christian minister, community leader and political candidate.
Read the DNAinfo profileAttachment.png
The Washington Post — “How to Be a Better Playa” — 2001
Coverage of the national Hip-Hop political debate surrounding Russell Simmons, the Hip-Hop Summit and Conrad Muhammad/Tillard’s criticism of negative images in commercial rap.
Read The Washington Post articleAttachment.png
The Village Voice — “Escape from the Nation of Islam” — 1998
Peter Noel reports on Conrad Muhammad’s departure from the Nation of Islam and the formation of A Movement for Change/CHHANGE, describing his emergence as the “Hip-Hop Minister” and his work with artists and young people.
Read the Village Voice articleAttachment.png
Film & Documentary Appearances
This deserves its own section on your website because your documentary record is becoming fairly substantial.
The Greatest Story Never Told — 2026
Directed by Julius Key. This 28-minute documentary short centers specifically on Rev. Conrad Tillard, tracing his journey “from Malcolm X’s former pulpit to hip-hop’s front lines” and his reflections on faith, activism and the movement he helped shape. It screened at the 2026 Hip Hop Film Festival on August 21, 2026.
View The Greatest Story Never Told — Hip Hop Film FestivalAttachment.png
The Fall of Diddy — 2025
The four-part documentary series examining Sean “Diddy” Combs features Rev. Conrad Tillard as the former Hip-Hop Minister and a firsthand observer of the formative years of Combs’ career and the New York Hip-Hop world surrounding him. Tillard appears in the first episode, The Making of a Mogul.
The Fall of Diddy — cast informationAttachment.png
The Honorable Shyne — 2024
Documentary examining the extraordinary trajectory of Moses “Shyne” Barrow from Bad Boy Records rapper and imprisonment to political leadership in Belize. Your church biography identifies you as appearing in the documentary.
Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn — 2020
HBO documentary directed by Muta’Ali Muhammad about the 1989 racist murder of Yusuf Hawkins in Bensonhurst and the political and racial conflict that followed. Rev. Conrad Tillard appears as an interviewee alongside figures including Al Sharpton and former New York Mayor David Dinkins.
Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn — film and cast informationAttachment.png
Digging for Weldon Irvine — 2017/2019
Documentary about the life, music and influence of jazz musician, composer, playwright and mentor Weldon Irvine. Your official biography lists this among your film appearances.
Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes — 2006
Byron Hurt’s acclaimed documentary examining masculinity, violence, sexism and homophobia within Hip-Hop culture. Rev. Conrad Tillard appears prominently as the Hip-Hop Minister/activist and Executive Director of A Movement for CHHANGE. The film premiered at Sundance and later aired nationally on PBS’s Independent Lens.
Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes — official ITVS/PBS informationAttachment.png
Beyond Beats and Rhymes Interactive — Additional Conrad Tillard Interview Material
Director Byron Hurt subsequently released previously unseen material from the documentary. One of the featured videos, “Urban, Black & Male,” specifically features Conrad Tillard (formerly Conrad Muhammad) discussing images of young Black men.
View the Beyond Beats and Rhymes Interactive projectAttachment.png
Featured Film
For the website, I would put The Greatest Story Never Told above all of these rather than simply treating it as another credit. It is different from The Fall of Diddy, Storm Over Brooklyn, etc., because you are the central subject of the film, rather than one of several interviewees. The festival itself describes the film as following Rev. Conrad Tillard from Malcolm X’s former pulpit through Hip-Hop, faith and activism.
I would therefore organize conradtillard.com as:
MEDIA
• Recent Media Appearances
• Television & Radio Interviews
• Podcasts
• Selected Press & Commentary
FILM & DOCUMENTARY
• The Greatest Story Never Told — 2026 — Featured Film
• The Fall of Diddy — 2025
• The Honorable Shyne — 2024
• Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn — 2020
• Digging for Weldon Irvine — 2017/2019
• Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes — 2006
Recent & Selected Media Appearances
People Before Politics Radio / Black Westchester — “Faith, Protest & Future of Our Youth” — February 2026
Pastor Conrad Tillard joins People Before Politics for a conversation about faith, activism, protest in the church, young people and the Black community.
Watch / View the Black Westchester appearanceAllHipHop — Rev. Conrad Tillard Talks Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Trump & Hip-Hop Politics — 2025
A major long-form interview with Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur covering Tillard’s years as the “Hip-Hop Minister,” Tupac Shakur, Russell Simmons, Diddy, Snoop Dogg, the Nation of Islam, Black politics and the political potential of Hip-Hop.
Watch the full AllHipHop interview
Read the accompanying AllHipHop interviewAllHipHop — “Did Diddy & Russell Simmons Swipe Conrad Tillard’s Political Ideas?” — 2025
Tillard discusses A Movement for CHHANGE, his early efforts to organize Hip-Hop politically, and the subsequent political activism of major figures in the Hip-Hop industry.
Read the AllHipHop featureCity College of New York — “Celebrating 50 Years of Hip Hop: From NYC Voices to Cultural Force” — September 2023
CCNY President Vincent Boudreau hosts Rev. Conrad Tillard and pioneering DJ Gail “DJ Flame” Windley for an extended discussion of Hip-Hop’s history, politics, social influence and future. The CCNY page includes the program and a full transcript.
Listen / Read the CCNY interviewThe Dick Morris Show / 77 WABC — February 2022
Dick Morris interviews Rev. Conrad Tillard about politics, religion and civil rights.
Listen to the interviewCUNY TV — African American Legends: “The Hip-Hop Minister”
An extended television interview with Dr. Roscoe C. Brown Jr. focusing on Conrad Tillard’s work as the “Hip-Hop Minister.” The original program was recorded January 22, 2002, and CUNY maintains the episode online.
Watch on CUNY TV
Selected Press & Commentary
Our Time Press — “Building Stability: Ensuring Homeownership Remains a Reality in New York for Black & Brown Families” — March 2024
An opinion essay by Rev. Conrad Tillard addressing New York’s housing crisis, Black homeownership, property ownership and public policy.
Read the articleDNAinfo — “Former ‘Hip-Hop Minister’ Continues Evolution With City Council Run” — 2013
Profile tracing Tillard’s evolution from Nation of Islam minister and “Hip-Hop Minister” to Christian minister, community leader and political candidate.
Read the DNAinfo profileThe Washington Post — “How to Be a Better Playa” — 2001
Coverage of the national Hip-Hop political debate surrounding Russell Simmons, the Hip-Hop Summit and Conrad Muhammad/Tillard’s criticism of negative images in commercial rap.
Read The Washington Post articleThe Village Voice — “Escape from the Nation of Islam” — 1998
Peter Noel reports on Conrad Muhammad’s departure from the Nation of Islam and the formation of A Movement for Change/CHHANGE, describing his emergence as the “Hip-Hop Minister” and his work with artists and young people.
Read the Village Voice article
Film & Documentary Appearances
This deserves its own section on your website because your documentary record is becoming fairly substantial.
The Greatest Story Never Told — 2026
Directed by Julius Key. This 28-minute documentary short centers specifically on Rev. Conrad Tillard, tracing his journey “from Malcolm X’s former pulpit to hip-hop’s front lines” and his reflections on faith, activism and the movement he helped shape. It screened at the 2026 Hip Hop Film Festival on August 21, 2026.
View The Greatest Story Never Told — Hip Hop Film FestivalThe Fall of Diddy — 2025
The four-part documentary series examining Sean “Diddy” Combs features Rev. Conrad Tillard as the former Hip-Hop Minister and a firsthand observer of the formative years of Combs’ career and the New York Hip-Hop world surrounding him. Tillard appears in the first episode, The Making of a Mogul.
The Fall of Diddy — cast informationThe Honorable Shyne — 2024
Documentary examining the extraordinary trajectory of Moses “Shyne” Barrow from Bad Boy Records rapper and imprisonment to political leadership in Belize. Your church biography identifies you as appearing in the documentary.Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn — 2020
HBO documentary directed by Muta’Ali Muhammad about the 1989 racist murder of Yusuf Hawkins in Bensonhurst and the political and racial conflict that followed. Rev. Conrad Tillard appears as an interviewee alongside figures including Al Sharpton and former New York Mayor David Dinkins.
Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn — film and cast informationDigging for Weldon Irvine — 2017/2019
Documentary about the life, music and influence of jazz musician, composer, playwright and mentor Weldon Irvine. Your official biography lists this among your film appearances.Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes — 2006
Byron Hurt’s acclaimed documentary examining masculinity, violence, sexism and homophobia within Hip-Hop culture. Rev. Conrad Tillard appears prominently as the Hip-Hop Minister/activist and Executive Director of A Movement for CHHANGE. The film premiered at Sundance and later aired nationally on PBS’s Independent Lens.
Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes — official ITVS/PBS informationBeyond Beats and Rhymes Interactive — Additional Conrad Tillard Interview Material
Director Byron Hurt subsequently released previously unseen material from the documentary. One of the featured videos, “Urban, Black & Male,” specifically features Conrad Tillard (formerly Conrad Muhammad) discussing images of young Black men.
View the Beyond Beats and Rhymes Interactive project
Featured Film
For the website, I would put The Greatest Story Never Told above all of these rather than simply treating it as another credit. It is different from The Fall of Diddy, Storm Over Brooklyn, etc., because you are the central subject of the film, rather than one of several interviewees. The festival itself describes the film as following Rev. Conrad Tillard from Malcolm X’s former pulpit through Hip-Hop, faith and activism.
I would therefore organize conradtillard.com as:
MEDIA
• Recent Media Appearances
• Television & Radio Interviews
• Podcasts
• Selected Press & Commentary
FILM & DOCUMENTARY
• The Greatest Story Never Told — 2026 — Featured Film
• The Fall of Diddy — 2025
• The Honorable Shyne — 2024
• Yusuf Hawkins: Storm Over Brooklyn — 2020
• Digging for Weldon Irvine — 2017/2019
• Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes — 2006The News
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