Urban Magazine’s November issue puts the spotlight on Raamla Mohamed Hunter, creator and showrunner of Hulu’s Reasonable Doubt. In an exclusive interview with publisher Be’n Original, Hunter discusses her journey from production assistant to television creator, the experiences that shaped her storytelling, and her commitment to portraying Black women through characters whose personal and professional lives reflect the complexities of everyday life.
Hunter reflects on lessons learned while working on Scandal and Little Fires Everywhere, including her time working under television producer Shonda Rhimes. She also discusses developing attorney Jax Stewart, balancing entertainment with social commentary, and the decisions that guide the series as it continues to evolve.
The November issue also features actress Angela Grovey, who discusses her role as Krystal on Reasonable Doubt, the challenges facing her character in Season 4, and the experience of working alongside an expanding ensemble cast. Grovey also reflects on her Broadway career, the differences between performing onstage and onscreen, and her desire to explore more dramatic roles.
Actress Amber Shana Williams shares her experience portraying Tamar on the television series The Chosen. Williams discusses the importance of cultural representation, her efforts to bring authenticity to the Egyptian-Ethiopian character, and the personal lessons she has learned through the role. She also reflects on identity, belonging, and the importance of remaining true to oneself.
Comedian and actor Sharief Johnson discusses the development of his second comedy album, I Wish That Was a Joke Too, and how fatherhood, marriage, and acting have influenced his approach to comedy. Known for portraying Damon on Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Johnson also discusses the relationship between acting and stand-up, performing for New York audiences, and his plans to create more projects of his own.
Atlanta-based celebrity chef Chef Bae opens up about the family traditions that inspired her culinary career. She recalls learning to cook alongside her grandmother Dorothy, finding comfort in preparing family recipes after her grandmother’s death, and building a business through private dining, catering, and her signature seasonings.
Elsewhere in the issue, readers will find a preview of the third and final season of Starz’s P-Valley, created by Katori Hall. The series returns to The Pynk as its characters navigate shifting relationships, personal struggles, and challenges ahead of the show’s conclusion.
The November edition also includes a holiday-focused Buyers Guide featuring winter footwear, headphones, and gaming products. Its poetry section features works by Georgia Douglas Johnson, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Clarissa Scott Delany, and Lís Bryant.
With Hunter leading the issue, Urban Magazine’s November edition celebrates individuals working across television, comedy, food, and the arts. Their stories explore perseverance, creative ownership, representation, and the experiences that shape their careers.
Readers can explore the November issue through Urban Magazine’s digital edition at https://bit.ly/urbansubscribenow
