Forty 'Til Five

We are back with Episode 6 of Forty ‘Til Five. If you have made it this far in my podcast series, I just want to thank you all for listening and supporting us! Shout out to the team and to all of you who listen and keep this thing going. If you are new to the podcast . . welcome! In this episode we enjoy the day off at the Fresh Goods Studio Compound in LA from making music and sit down with David, our international intern and my good bud LD (DJ of Sublime with Rome). There is a lot of bad language and laughter ahead . . . Publish Date: Wednesday May 17th

Join Rome and special guests Tracy from CannaKids, an organization dedicated to parents who are for the use of medical cannabis to kill cancer, cure epilepsy, and treat other illnesses and Randall, founder of Boundless Technology, an innovative manufacturer of the most discreet aromatherapy products. Here’s a look behind the “Green Doors.”

The conversation continues in part 2 of Jared and Rome's podcast kick it session. Get a taste of some real "wrongful facts", a new segment of "Angel Investor" where Rome pitches his new movie idea to Jared, and what the future holds for artificial intelligence.

Jared Watson, lead singer of the Dirty Heads and mastermind behind hip hop outfit “Sword Beach” hangs out with Rome for Episode 3, “The Sword in the Stoned.” Join these two chart-topping pals as they share a few laughs, talk some shit, discuss the ninja evolution process and why its critical you have headphones on when playing Resident Evil Biohazard.

Steve Irby, formally known as @SteveSweatPants on the gram, joins Rome for Episode 2: “Kids of America”. Brooklyn born and bred, Mr. Sweatpants guides us through his non-conventional journey from bathroom janitor to co-creating one of the largest community followings on Instagram known as #StreetDreamsMag. Rome and Steve share their stories about “coming from the bottom” and how they were able to attain their goals by believing in the art and putting in work … true examples of the current state of today’s “American Dream.”