Film critic, Walter Chaw joins Tommy on our fourth episode of RovR Radio. The two talk about an endless amount of camping-related films where there’s always a moment when someone looks at their phone to discover that their cellphone has no service. Many of these films deter Walter from camping and other outdoor activities, but he advises listeners that they should always carry a blanket, some fire starters, and a map (even if no one can read said map). So the next time you’re sitting around the campsite listening to those campfire stories, listen to them and take them as warnings!

Country music singer-songwriter Sophia Scott, joins Tommy around the campfire on the third episode of RovR Radio. The two chat about writing country music and life in Nashville. Sophia sings a new song and explains her own scary ghost story experience. Sophia shares her favorite camping activities, food and cocktails, and her take on glamping vs. camping. This is an episode you don’t want to miss!

Jam Band legend, philanthropist, and entrepreneur Marc Brownstein discusses what drew him to music and to the electronic jam style that is the Disco Biscuits. Marc breaks down the foundations of musical improvisation, camping at music festivals, and creating opportunities during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

RovR founder and CEO Tommy DeFrancia talks with famed American world record swimmer and writer Matt Moseley about his world record swims, new book "Ignition" and relationship with Hunter S. Thompson.