Episode #38 | Jared Marlisa — Global Goods, Culture, and Building Something Real

In this episode of Fourth Street Live, Jacob sits down with Jared Marlisa, owner of Global Goods, Reno’s high-end clothing and sneaker resale shop built around authenticity, culture, and community.

Jared breaks down how Global Goods started, the grind behind running a premium resale business, and what it really takes to survive in a space where trust and reputation are everything. From sourcing rare pieces and sneakers to educating customers on quality, value, and authenticity, Jared talks about building something real in a hype-driven world.

The conversation dives into culture—streetwear, sneakers, music, and the influence these worlds have on identity and self-expression. Jared opens up about entrepreneurship, learning from mistakes, staying disciplined, and creating a space that brings people together instead of chasing trends.

This episode isn’t just about fashion—it’s about ownership, work ethic, community, and carving out your lane. A raw conversation about betting on yourself and building something that lasts.

Full episode out now.

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DISCLAIMER: The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Fourth Street Live, its hosts, producers, or sponsors.

Fourth Street Live is hosted by Jacob Green, a Reno-based author, musician, biker, and storyteller, bringing raw conversations about recovery, motorcycles, and local culture.

Episode 37 | Blake Banks – The Man, The Myth, The MulletIn this episode of Fourth Street Live, we sit down with Blake Banks — an artist who refuses to fit inside one genre, one scene, or one lane. From Midwest roots to couch-surfing tours, underground hip-hop, hardcore shows, blues influence, and country grit, Blake breaks down what it really means to build a career the long way.We talk about growing up in Iowa, finding his people through music, blending hip-hop, blues, hardcore, and country into one sound, and why Reno has become one of his favorite places to play. Blake opens up about touring with major artists, staying independent in a predatory industry, navigating relationships, aging out of chaos, and learning how to protect both his art and his peace.Plus, don’t miss Blake’s new music video “Sunday” — a visual and sonic dive into his world.The conversation dives deep into creativity, AI in music, authenticity, the grind behind “overnight success,” and why you have to live life to have something worth writing about. From motorcycles and hardcore shows to songwriting, touring, and staying disciplined in an industry full of distractions — this episode is raw, honest, and unapologetically Blake Banks.This is a story about music, independence, evolution — and staying true to who you are, mullet and all.#FourthStreetLive #BlakeBanks #Episode37 #IndependentArtist #MusicPodcast #HipHop #CountryRap #BluesInfluence #HardcoreCulture #TourLife #MusicIndustry #StayIndependent #ArtistJourney #RenoMusic #WestCoastCulture #CreativeProcess #RealConversations #PodcastLife #TheManTheMythTheMullet #SundayMusicVideoThe Railrunner | NovelStruggling with Addiction? 1-800-662-HELPDISCLAIMER: The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Fourth Street Live, its hosts, producers, or sponsors. Fourth Street Live is hosted by Jacob Green, a Reno-based author, musician, biker, and storyteller, bringing raw conversations about recovery, motorcycles, and local culture.

Episode 36 | Brandon Frunk – Fighting, Recovery, and Knowing When to Walk Away

In this episode of Fourth Street Live, we sit down with professional fighter Brandon Frunk to talk about the brutal realities of fighting, the mental toll of competition, and the crossroads where passion, family, and survival collide.

Brandon opens up about his fight career, training at elite gyms like Alliance, and what it really takes to survive in the fight game. He shares his amateur record of 12–2, along with 19–6 in sanctioned and unsanctioned bouts, and how chasing the dream eventually led him to a hard truth—talent alone isn’t enough, and the cost can be everything.

The conversation turns raw as Brandon talks about alcohol entering his life after stepping away from fighting, the identity loss many fighters face, and the long road back through recovery. This episode is an honest look at discipline, ego, fatherhood, addiction, and the courage it takes to change direction before it’s too late.

This is a story about fighting in the cage—and fighting for your life outside of it.

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The Railrunner | NovelStruggling with Addiction? 1-800-662-HELPDISCLAIMER: The views, opinions, and statements expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Fourth Street Live, its hosts, producers, or sponsors. Fourth Street Live is hosted by Jacob Green, a Reno-based author, musician, biker, and storyteller, bringing raw conversations about recovery, motorcycles, and local culture.