Kelly Green is a DJ and the first lady of Jet Life Records, founded by the rapper Curren$y.

In this interview she talks about how she became a DJ, hoe she's building community during quarantine, her Discord and her new social money $GREEN.  

I sit down with an incredible visual storyteller, Justin Staple. 

Justin is a documentary filmmaker who’s been examining hip hop, indie and electronic music for over ten years. 

His last film American Rapstar got picked up by SXSW and he’s the creator of the critically acclaimed hit series on Viceland  – The Therapist. 

Justin and I talk about how he hustled to become a director and get into UChicago, his time at Vice, his new production company All The Smoke and how he’d use his own social money. 

We’re diving even deeper into hip hop and culture.

I talk with James Pereira better known in certain circles as JMP. 

James is a masterful director who’s worked with XXXTentaction, Playboi Carti, Freddie Gibbs, Rick Ross, Lil Uzi Vert, the list goes on. 

We talk how he got into directing, his iconic work with XXXTentaction and Playboi Carti, how to break into the music industry, and what we can expect from a JMP’s social money.

In this episode we sit down the CEO of Matrix Esports, Justin Zheng to talk about the future of community-owned esports teams and much more! 

We dive into:

- The history of community-owned teams

- His vision for esports team tokens

- Which games will matter in the next five years (it's not what you think!) 

All that and more coming up right now on Roll Radio!

What does the world look like when festival and venue tokens are available to mainstream users?

In this episode, we sit down with the Ed Vincent, the CEO of FestivalPass to answer these questions and more!

We talk:

- Ed's 20-year background in the festival space

- How festivals are bouncing back after COVID-19

- The FestivalPass credits system

- Ed's vision for bringing social money to festivals like SXSW, Le Poisson Rouge, Tribeca File Festival and Blue Note

Check out the episode right now on Roll Radio!

In this episode, we sit down with multi-platinum musician Ja Rule and social money innovator Alex Masmej to figure out if blockchain can be the next hip hop. 

We talk: 

- Ja's journey from humble beginnings to selling 30 million records

- Is blockchain is the next hip hop? If so, when is it's "Def Jam" (mass adoption) moment? 

- How both entrepreneurs see the blockchain space in the next few years

- New ways for artists to monetize

Join us right now on Roll Radio! 

Welcome to Roll Radio! I'm Bradley Miles, one of the founders of Roll.

For this first episode I sit down and talk through the vision of the company, how people are using social money and what's next for Roll!