Sports writer Tom Shanahan looks into pioneers of College Football Integration

Exigent to hit the stage in Pompano Beach with Chained Saint

South Florida band Exigent wil hit the stage with Chained Saint at the Arion, 2900 W Sample Road in Pompano Beach, Fl this Friday, December 27.  The band Jacob and Jessica Elalouf and Angelina Bukata.  The group spoke to The Roman Show's host Rodolfo Roman about their upcoming performance and debuting a new song.  Follow us on social media: Facebook, X, Instagram, Youtube, and visit our website.

Moon Destroys hits Miami for second performance

Moon Destroys is performing live for the second time in Miami Beach at the Kill Your Idol venue Decemeber 21.  The band hasn't put new music since a few years, but are about have already released a new single with an album planned for next year.  Evan Diprima from the band talked to The Roman Show about how the band met and what their future plans are.  Follow us on our socials: X, Facebook, Youtube, website and winstagram.

Sports writer Tom Shanahan looks into pioneers of College Football Integration

Award winning sportswriter Tom Shanahan, meticulously details how college football was integrated in the 1960s and sets the record straight on how the sport broke beyond the limits of a whites-only enclave in his new book, The Right Thing to Do: The True Pioneers of College Football Integration. The Roman Show spoke to Shanahan on this week's episode.  Shanahan unearths the untold stories of college football's pioneers -- both in the North and the South. Shanahan documents how college football integration spanned the tumultuous 1960s while blending with the Civil Rights Movement. As the football world grapples with issues of equality and opportunity to this day, The Right Thing to Do, documents the past as a blueprint to what should be done in the future. Social media: X, Facebok, Youtube, instagram and visit our website.

CATHARIA next album is intense and drops in December 6

Catharia returns with their intense new single "Devouring Firmament", taken from the highly anticipated second album, "Unimaginable Dreams of Fate" to be released on December 6th, 2024 via Extreme Metal Music, a subsidiary of Rockshots Records. The Roman Show spoke to the band before the new album drops.  Socials: Facebook, X,Youtube, Instagram and visit our website.

Lori Tucker-Sullivan takes a look at the widows who lost their musical husbands

Many books habe been written about musical stars who have lost their lives early in their lives. However, none have taken a closer look into the widows as author Lori Tucker-Sullivan in "I Can't Remember If I Cried: Rock Widows on Life, Love, and Legacy". The Roman Show spoke to Tucker prior to her apperance at the upcoming Miami Book Fair starting November 17.  She opens up about her personal journey, the widows she spoke to and who impacted her the most and more.  Hear this week's episode of The Roman Show.  Follow us on on our socials: X, Facebook, Youtube, Instagram and website.