Can we get a big HIT on that like button for my Dad! This episode goes so deep. Thank you for watching and supporting this new chapter. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE. New eps every Wednesday.
I would love to see Noah as a guest, talking about his experience as his dad went from struggle to success. To becoming and older brother, and what his future goals are.
Always seemed like Country was a good guy, but hearing how he stepped up to be with your father in those times shows his true character. He’s a real one
I remember the very moment I learned of Roman’s mom’s passing. It hit me HARD. She was just the kindest, most gentlest soul and she reminded me so much of my own mom. We didn’t see her THAT much in the grand scheme of the videos, but just from what we saw, everyone could tell she was just one of “those” people. Where the whole community is gonna be heart broken by her loss. It was so sudden and unfair. But it has opened my eyes and I do think I treasure my own family more now because..damn the greatest of people truly can be stolen right from under us…
@@user-hv6dw1ux9o it could have been as simple as she fell then slid a bit and it just ripped her face up. it being a closed casket from a fall is actually not that odd to me
I could listen to Curt talk for hours and hours. He is so incredibly wise and he is so great at telling stories. Very cool to hear how Country and Curt became great friends. As someone that has literally been watching since the Sketch Empire days, I have really seen the entire Atwood family grow and it's so great seeing how they are still really great people and haven't changed. Curt and Sue did such an incredible job raising Roman and Dale. RIP Sue Atwood
This goes to show that Christ can turn anyones circumstances into something beautiful. There is a plan and purpose for you. Your tough times are just experienced put in your life to build you up to be the person you’re supposed to be.
I’m still confused on how the Atwood family met country did I miss that or did they not talk about it? How did country not know he had a kid and not know his father?
Hearing all these stories in the podcast make me realize how long Roman and his family have been in my life. I was 13 when I found the channel. I’m 22 now. I can’t thank you guys enough for always being there.
Word, been watching since middle school on an iPod touch an ex gifted me. Now I’m 23, married and working on a career path. Life is a peculiar thing sometimes
The fact that’s it’s been 3 years since she passed is so crazy to me. I never realized how long I have been watching you. I can’t believe I’ve been watching for 9 years now
Me too and I am a Gammie not a young kid. I've been subscribed for 5 years maybe. Never unsubscribed when they stopped utube for a year. They bring you into their family. It was like watching a kid and their family growing. Sorta felt a disconnect after they were gone almost a year having another kid and missed a year of their life. A family's life was so happy to see them back and growing. I hated what they went through while they were away I wanted to know the whole story and what happened to the person that put so much hurt and terror in their life. I'm a fan of you and Brittany and your family. I love your old home better but what ever makes you happy. Love you kiddos
The way Brit keeps looking at Roman when his dad is talking about hard topics melts me, i know that exact look of looking over to make sure ur partner is okay
I love everything about this. Roman is usually very candid on camera, but this is another level. It feels like sitting at the table just having a convo with friends.
I feel bad for Roman. You can see he's hurt about his dad being remarried, but he wants to be happy his dad is happy. But he's hurting. Hurting bad. 🥺 I'm glad his dad found love again. He deserves it though.
To mean the hurt seems odd? Considering the father has experienced massive loss after seeing her everyday for 30 odd years. If he can move on, they Roman ought to. Doesn’t replace his mom
I’ve got to be entirely honest here. I’ve been watching Roman for years. I remember always seeing his mom in several vlogs. This was interesting to watch. There’s definitely some unresolved feelings in the room. I feel for both Roman and his dad.
Roman, I lost my mom to suicide 4 years ago. My dad is getting remarried in the fall and it’s been so hard for me. Thank you for this. Your dad and the rest of you spoke on some really great things that brought a lot of stuff to light for me. I appreciate you and everything you have put into your work. “sometimes you gotta put things away for the importance of others” I will never forget your dad saying this.
Even though Brit and Country didn’t talk much in this episode, you can tell they are listening so strongly to these stories and for anyone watching the video it gives a huge impact
Loved how your dad wasn’t afraid to talk about his life experiences and opened up to us about his faith. May God comfort you and your family Roman, blessing !!
We need to have dale on the podcast I wanna hear his perspective on your life as a whole and hear it from his pov, been watching you for years btw you have truly inspired many, and starting a podcast was a great idea for the people who have grown up now and still wanna keep up with your guy's lives
My mind is absolutely blown. That is so much history and advice and adventure all packed into one setting. Being with you guys for almost 10 years now has absolutely changed my life and to take a peak behind the scenes is just incredible! Thank you all so so much for sharing all of this!!
Damn you can see the pain in Romans eyes talking about his dad being remarried, truly do understand how it could feel but knowing his dad is happy again.. life is doing what it must do
@HAPPY BIRTHDAY he’s not, Roman although he loves his mom understands that he doesn’t want to see his dad unhappy and lonely, he’s an adult, he’d rather know his dad is happy and healthy than to let him suffer as a lonely man in a house by himself
Whenever the dad was talking about his marriage Roman would say sum like “mom was an angel” like telling him don’t forget about my mom you mf, idc what anyone says I know Roman is mad about that’s why he kept it away from the blogs because he knows himself how sus it is.
@@Naxatthedoor his dad has so much life left to live and like he said if two people are solid and focused individuals they will always achieve more together than separate. Few things are more powerful than a healthy marriage
The energy that your dad gives off just hits different. His words go straight to the soul. He is an absolute legend. I hope he makes it on another podcast.
Roman idk if you actually read any of the comments but I'm 41 and been watching for years. That being said this podcast with your dad literally talked to my sole. I was in the middle of a panic attack and some how some way this made it go away. Ty so much for what you do. Smile more.
Just want to thank your dad for sharing his story!! I lost my wife to a car crash in 2005 at the age of 33. Been struggling to keep if together ever since. Praying one day I get to see her again. This podcast's message gives me hope!!! Thanks!
I’m the person Roman talks about when he says all my fan base are adults now, I grew up watching Roman in the grinding days and I cried when they gave an overview of his struggle. Now I’m building a business and this specific podcast encouraged me to keep on pursing my dreams through a time of a Plato. Thank you Roman, thank you
Me too. I got my first iPad touch in 2012 when I was in middle school and got my first RUclips account and been subscribed since before Kane was born. I'm 23 now
@@DonovanHaumpy I’m the exact same as you I have been here since before Kane 🥺 I love this family by fair the best family ever to be on RUclips! I’m turning 23 next month as well! Roman and his family have gotten me through so much! I love them for that and how humble they all are is so beautiful to see. I cried through most of this podcast 😭. I’m so happy for Curt to have found happiness with his new marriage, I know Sue will be so happy and proud of him and the rest of the family. She definitely isn’t far from them she will always be there with they are all together. 😇
I got tears in my eyes when his father was talking about sue and all of the spiritual stuff. It’s heart warming he even talked about it with us. Thank you for the story ❤️ love the podcasts
It's extremely sad situation no doubt... be why is he so cryptic??? I felt like I was watching criminal minds when they were talking about Roman's Mom....
Oh man.. I know I’m not ready for this video. From watching your Vlogs over the years, I just know your Mom was a very special, loving and caring woman. Sorry for your loss, Roman and family!
Rest In Peace Sue Atwood. 🙏🏼✨💫🕊 We still all miss your happy smiles and your genuine kindnesses. And we will always remember you here on Earth. Much love to you, Roman and Brit. 🌬♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thanks to Kurt for opening up in the most honest way possible. Your stories hit home. Thanks to Roman and Britt for starting this podcast channel. The other videos are fun, but this... this is life. At my age (60 this year God willing) I have enjoyed vicariously living through your adventures, but this ties so much of it together. Country, thank you too. I am adopted and your story gives me hope that I might someday learn of my biological family. And to Britt, the glue that holds it all together, I am glad your Mom did not strangle Roman... lol. Cheers from Texas.
I had the honor of meeting Susan at the 2019 New York Toy Fair Show. Although she did not appear in the video (I interviewed Dale Atwood for a Vlog) we chatted prior to and after filming the segment. She encouraged me more in 30 minutes than most people I've known for 30 years. I'm forever grateful. I hope to emulate her love for people.
Here’s why people are so suspicious of Roman’s dad 52:38 Kurt eerily saying Sue’s death “wasn’t 100% unexpected” followed by a story about Christ was coming for her 56:27 Roman expressing his suspicions 57:16 Dad seems suspicious makes excuses 57:57 Brittany suspects Kurt knew what was to come 58:16 (speaks for itself) also followed by Kurt going on about how he treated Sue “like gold” on her last year alive 58:50 Brittany mentions that it was Sues “favorite spot.” A perfect place for her to die. Then Kurt talks about how she looked old to him (a typical reason why older couples get divorced) 1:00:24 His parents insisted watching movie that foreshadows his wife’s death 1:01:01 Roman asks “why did the mom die?” And Kurt coincidentally had the answer ready 1:01:40 Kurt had a “vision” about another woman before Sues death
I'm 25 years old now and I watched you guys from the very beginning, when you was hand writing your smile more stickers ... Look how far you have come ! It's amazing how you and your family have become big parts of people's life's.. it's crazy ! Keep on rocking the Atwood family ❤️❤️ wholesome , loving , (tad crazy 😉) family . Will forever support you !
Roman I’m telling you right now. If the tone and vibe of this podcast stays candid and raw then this is going blow all of the major podcasts out of the water.
Thanks to your Dad for sharing his story. So beautiful how God prepared him for what was to come & to help clarify and make things make sense when things happened. Love hearing peoples stories. There is so much power in telling our stories. Much love to your family and Country and his family.
This episode moved me so much, as I could relate to losing a parent. I lost my dad when I was 19 and for the year leading up to his passing he made little mentions of this being his last time doing this or asking questions that I had never heard him ask. Then a week after he passed he stood at the end of my bed with a gold light coming from him and a huge smile on his face. I know my dad is now at peace and it made for myself to heal quicker. God Bless you all!
His dads story is just so weird to me. Coming from someone that watches a lot of true crime, this story brings up so many red flags 🚩 But maybe that’s just me. I feel so bad for Roman. I lost my mother on the day of my graduation. I feel his pain.
Can we get an episode with your brother Dale? Hearing stories from his perspective and your come up and etc would be awesome to hear about. I’ve been watching you since the Fight nights going over to his house and etc.
THIS WAS A HARD ONE…. The way BRITNNEY LOOKS AT ROMAN EVERYTIME HE ABOUT TO SPEAK…SHOWS THE LOVE THEY HAVE THIS CHANGED MY PERSPECTIVE IN LIFE AND TO LOVE WHAT I HAVE YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN ITS GONNA BE OVER..
I noticed how she kept looking at him too. Especially when they were talking about his dad getting remarried. She knew how much it upset him and she kept making sure he was alright. It was sweet.
The passing of your Mom was actually strange. From Curts dream to that moment on the beach to the one on one moments with the kids to the dinner and to the movie. I just get goosebumps thinking about it!
@@cavaalli He say's it in the podcast but I will explain in case you are not a fan of listening to the podcast. Curt's dream was when he was talking to God. God sat him down and said that he had to separate his wife from him for a little while.
People just know when they are going to die and weird things happen to let you know something is about to happen i don't understand why this happens but it does
As a long time fan of the family, these podcasts are incredible! We’re able to see what things are like behind the YT algorithm, or the “family friendly” aspect. Last podcast flew by, and I cannot wait to watch this one. I hope you continue, bc I will keep looking forward to them.
Man… it’s been a hard month. Kids home for the summer and trying to pay everything and feed everyone and I was sitting on my porch swing, trying to cry in secret before keepin on keepin on… and here came your video. Just when i needed a smile. Thank you for sharing your memories and a smile.. I most definitely needed it today ❤️
As a viewer for 10+ years, watching this was felt so wholesome, to be able to have open healthy dialogue on these conversations I couldn’t thank you enough for this. This was very touching very spiritual, and very well needed! @RomanAtwoodPodcast
So much of this was a tear jerker for me!! I love your family and I’m so glad you had this time together on film!! Much love to you all and enjoy this short but wonderful life we’re given!! ❤️❤️❤️
This just made a grown man cry, loved every part of this podcast, definitely thought it was gonna be like all the other ones out there but this... this is soul awakening. Thank you Roman.
This has been one of the best podcasts I’ve ever seen. This episode was so inspirational and eye opening. Thank y’all for sharing and telling us these stories and letting us learn the lessons and meaning of them. God bless y’all
This has been so comforting to hear your Dad talk of his revelations, spiritual visits, and giving wise wisdom. It's so saddening about the loss of your mom, but I am so happy that your Dad was able to find another woman to keep him grounded, and here with yours without letting himself go. I know it sounds crazy, but atleast he is so happy. I wish my step father would of found someone for companionship. I can see him dwindling health wise and I can tell he has lost his light with the passing of my Mother. It's been 6 years. So seeing your father still smiling is a blessing. I won't lie, I had tears throughout and I feel more humbled by this. I loved this deep podcast. Please give my congratulations to your Dad and his new wife Barb. Much love to you, Brit, the family, Country and his new wife.
roman has been through thunderstorms and steep hills in his life , even after how much he has lost and suffered he always brings a smile to his face and always keeps elevating , so much respect ✊ i want the same mentality as him and everyone should find him as an inspiration
Absolutely inspiring and touching. Been watching you guys since the very beginning and cried when your mom passed away. I suddenly lost my mom last June to brain cancer and your actions after your mom died were constantly on my mind when I lost mine. Everything happens for a purpose and staying positive makes such a big difference. Love you guys.
R.I.P. Sue, and Zeus! It was very strange and amazing at the same time watching this one. So many of us share much of your memories with you, of course limited and from a different perspective. I remember the time leading up to your mothers passing, possibly close to as clearly as you do. You were on a working holiday, it was when you and the family filmed the G fuel advert. Then you went home for a short time, maybe just a week, then you and the full family went on the holiday, at least in part to celebrate your birthday. You were having such an amazing time, then the accident happened, it was such a shocking moment when I read about this, on your Twitter I believe it was. I as all of us couldn't believe it when she passed, she was such an amazing woman, mother and grandmother and that was very clear even from the little we got to know her through your videos. It must have been an immensely tough time, but I knew you'd be ok eventually as you are all strong together, having a family like yours would be awesome. I even remember the little you filmed of the Rat in Countries room 😎
i watched this entire episode with no stopping or fast forward. I love the straight talk from Romans Dad. I can listen to your Dads stories all day. I'm happy to see everyone is doing well. I Love the Atwood Family !!
roman I started watching you when I was 18 years old . fresh out of high-school. I was in a community College working in the library and happend to stumble on you. I love you man and your family and I'm sooooo glad for this podcast I've missed you guys . I've watched the videos you have put out since the break you had but man this is fantastic . you really found a way to connect to your older viewers. thank you for this.
Also your dad is a genius and told me words I needed to hear this week which is strange I’m just now seeing this video almost a year later, a wise man and I’ll never get “if you quit you fail” out of my head thank you
As a young guy (28), with three kids aging from 11-1, this whole sit down really hit me hard. Thank you Curt. This has really put a weight on my heart and shoulders to do better. I had a knot in my throat this whole video. This seemed like a window to look in at myself and my shortcomings. Very strong episode everyone. Great work.
I'm such a fan of everything Atwood. I've loved how your path matures over time with your OG viewers, like when we were young it was all about the pranks, as we matured we moved into vlogs and now as we venture into our wise years we got the podcasts. I adore your family, congrats to Curt on finding happiness again and congrats to your family on another venture.
I love this. This podcast is amazing. I’ve been watching Roman since 2013, since I was 8 years old. I love this man. I’ve always looked up to him as an inspiration, an idol, even a father figure. My dad was in prison my whole life, he got out and 9 months later overdosed. Roman helped me, a lot. Seeing a different side of him, a more laid back humane version of what we’re used to is amazing. I feel like I can really get to know him as more than just a “content creator” I watch and more of a friend. I love him and his family, I’m glad to see he’s found his way back and is happy with his return.
I absolutely love these podcasts. I got chills listening to this. Having watched from "chapter 1" and days of mom and Zeus this made me tear up. But I will say I am so grateful you guys are doing well. It is nice to hear the back stories of what we have watched over the years in vlogs!
I lost my dad very suddenly when I was 19 and it was extremely hard for me when my mom started seeing someone else who wasn't him. It still bothers me even now 10 years later but I handle it a lot better and keep my thoughts to myself for her. This podcast had me in tears cause of how much I could relate to it and how much I felt for Roman and his family.
She's not trying to replace your dad. nobody ever will. She will always love him. Her being with someone else will not change that fact nor lessen her love for him. Her being with someone will help her be happy and enjoy her life. I hope you come to that realization instead of having to supress your hurt feelings.
That’s interesting? It’s slightly similar to divorce right, I think many people lose emotional contact with their parents when they divorce and it’s just never the same again.
I am in awe of this episode. I absolutely adore your dad!! I've missed seeing him so much. His love for his family is incredible. The stories he shared are incredible. I could sit and listen to his stories all day long. Please have him on again. Also want to say Ive been a long time supporter and I'm so genuinely grateful for you and your family and the positivity and encouragement you put out there. Thank you for that!!
Roman, I felt terrible when the news of your mother came out years ago.... thinking i cant imagine life this way almost as if it was happening to me. Last year in July i lost my Mother suddenly out of no where...she died in her sleep, she was only 58 years old. I couldn't imagine at 35 i would have lost my mother and if it wasn't for my own family ... my wife and kids and my nature to take care of everyone I don't know that I would still be here today! Congratulations on the podcast and keep your mother in your heart always. - Love , JoeyD
I started watching Roman in 2014. I just remembered being so inspired by him and his family and wanting to grow up and have a family like his. I stopped watching in 2020 because I felt like I was getting to an age where I didn’t enjoy the videos as much. Im so glad he decided to do a podcast, it’s more my style nowadays and it’s awesome to hear stories we weren’t able to hear on the vlog channel. I feel like we can finally learn about the guy and family who once inspired us as kids! Keep up the work Roman!
I could listen to you guys talk for hours! I don’t even know how to describe this episode. It was intense and comforting; serious but funny, all at the same time. Dad needs to be on again, I know he’s got more to share. Thank you for being so open and honest. May God continue to Bless you all.
Uncle dale side of the story when mom passed away! I just wanna hear his side of how he got together with it and how his family handle the hard time! We miss you momma❤️
Roman, I appreciate you sharing this. My father passed January of this year unexpectedly. As a full grown kid I feel like this made me feel valid in how I feel about my mother dating.
I lost a husband and I lost a mom. I have to say the loss of my mother hit me the hardest. Of course, I loved my husband but the love of a mom is so deep. To never hear her voice again is so hard to deal with. No one will ever love you as much as your mom.
What an incredible episode! As a Christian, I loved all the spiritual aspects and hearing that side of your family! I’ve been following you since I was a teenager and it’s great to be a part of Chapter 3.
This is beautiful, honestly everything about it. Your dad deserves to be happy and you can tell he is. The story behind her passing is beyond incredible. Everything happens for a reason and you will see her again mate. I wish your family all the best you deserve it so so much. Thanks for sharing your life with us and teaching us first hand how to deal with the obstacles life throws at us x
i can honestly say this episode helped me more than i probably even know now. thank you to your dad. he had beautiful touchy stories. seriously thank you guys all of you.
What a great Podcast ...My father always said you don't miss what you've never had. I grew up on a farm. We were poor but never hungry. But everyone else around us was poor, so we didn't know that we were poor. We had great fun and adventures when we were young, and we had great imaginations. I got my first paying job when I was 12, washing dishes in my Aunt's Restaurant. I thought I was rich, making 50 cents an hour.
My dad passed suddenly 4/1/22 in front of myself and my kids, in our kitchen. Hearing about Roman's mom really hit me. Love this entire family! Love the podcast!!!
Your dad is awesome, Roman. He’s such a warrior. He has a great work ethic you can tell. I like how he doesn’t call himself an artist. He paints but he’s not an artist. Calling yourself an artist is a lot harder then people think. You see all these greats as an artist sets a standard to what it takes to call yourself an artist.
I'm so happy you guys have made a podcast. I've been watching you since I was 9 and I'm now 17 years old. Its amazing to hear stories you wouldn't tell in the vlogs, and to see this side of you guys. The story or your Dad's visions to do with your Mom's death is incredible. May she rest in peace 💖 I'm so glad you guys have been able to move on and still live a happy live in her honour. This episode was super motivating, and your Dad is such an amazing guy!!
I'm a huge fan of Roman, and I have been for over 8 years. When I first heard about the passing of Sue, something didn't sit right with me, I began theorizing and gaining suspicions. Now after hearing more about it, my suspicions grow larger. Either this was anticipated, planned, or premeditated in my opinion. A closed casket? Sue talking with everybody closely, Curt's 'dream'? Either this was a graphic un-aliving event (by sue), or a greatly covered up un-aliving by somebody else. I don't wanna speculate or jump to conclusions because I don't know anything about it, but it's not sitting right with me at all. Why was there no investigation? Why doesn't roman know the full story? Why was the casket closed and roman doesn't know why? What is going on?? This is ridiculous that this is still such a mystery imo. I vividly remember feeling off when I first heard the news, and now I feel even more disturbed hearing more info about it.
Why is curt so accepting of it? Why did Curt just "KNOW" it was going to happen? The LAST thing you expect to 'KNOW' is the anticipation of the passing of somebody. You just can't put that idea into a reality-thought. Curt is also remarried so soon after and so happy and so devoted? This doesn't make sense. The grief that ANYBODY would go through after losing a spouse so close, there's no possible way to heal in this timeframe and REMARRY?!?!?! Also, I don't know if I believe the dream he had. I'm not calling him a liar, but I do not believe in a god like they do. I believe in a higher power that created us and set the properties like temperature and energy and biology. The thought of a god just seems unrealistic, we evolved from a prokaryote over millions of years and eventually evolved into a human.
Sorry I'm late but I agree with everything you said. When I first heard about the death it just didn't sound right at all. Felt like they were hiding the true story. And the way Curt talks about it in this podcast doesn't sit well with me.
Watch Curt’s body language every time someone begins to question the details of the story e.g. 57:00. Defensive arms, bouncing legs, constantly shifting in seat, excessive gulping, facial twitching. All textbook signs of high stress, and the timing suggests it’s induced by the line of questioning. This is even more suspicious coupled with how quickly Curt offers defenses of the story in these moments. There are 4 people in the room involved in this conversation and nobody else jumps to defend the story as often or as quickly as Curt does. And sometimes the defenses have relation to the question! At 57:25, Roman questions why falling from the height of a scooter would necessitate a closed casket, and Curt *immediately* says that Sue had bad lungs? Curt seems to be uncomfortable with people questioning the story and any rational person would realize this alone warrants further questioning. As someone else that knows the pain of losing a parent suddenly, I truly hope Roman and his family gets answers to their questions someday.
I was in Curts band 1989-2001. Roman grew up in my house while Curt and I jammed in my basement, Sue and my wife visited upstairs with the boys , Roman, Dale. We made 3 CDs , many other memories. I was there......Rock on .......
I LOVED this podcast. It was deep and spiritual simply beautiful. God speaks to us in many ways and yes I believe in God, his 😇 angels and his never-ending love for us his children. What a comfort to know Sue is with him living without pain and suffering. I'm happy your Daddy found a woman to be by his side while he continues this earthly journey. I love you folks so much! Blessings and love to a beautiful family...the Atwoods. Yes Roman you and Brittany inspire and bring joy 😊
both from Ohio too, so they have that in common! They also did a video together a couple of years back so they are familiar with each other.. i support this
Roman, the way you look at your Dad, so much love. Dad's paintings from Hawaii are the reason I bought my first paint by number, a Browns helmet at Gabes for 4.99. I am about to attempt a Bob Ross painting and am trying to get my 16 yr to try with me. Tinnitus is the reason for your headaches and numbness. Look into treatments, a fascia blaster can help. I will have to edit this many times. Dad's stories are so inspiring. Today is my cousin's anniversary of her passing, 10 yrs. I needed this today. I believe your wife had to leave this realm to help you from the other side. I don't have to tell you she is around and helping when she can, where she can. Please start a podcast of Roman and Dad, Dads Pad.
Took me two days to watch this! It was so powerful. I just keep looking at my two babies and how far my husband and I have come. We were stuck feeling young and not ready and it took us years to get married and have kids. (We’re older parents too -which I also worry about) There is no time to waste. As I listened to this podcast I just kept reflecting on loss and achievements and these two beautiful babies we have and thinking about how each day is a blessing but it’s a sin to let them fly by without celebrating the little things. Thank you. Thank you. Your willingness to share has always been a motivator to me. My downfall is that I have to remember that I can’t just think positively, I have to live it too. We just lost a relative yesterday in a car accident. A wonderful man. What perfect timing to hear you because I’ve been thinking so much about loss lately and how we have no control over it. Clearly, we’re not supposed to but we do have to start paying more attention and feeding what drives us to do better for those around us AND for us as well. Lastly: Years ago I thought, I’ve never bought anyone’s merch before (how silly) but let’s get some stuff from SmileMore so my students can read that logo on my hoodie and think every time I wear it. Turns out that so far I’ve met a handful of adults in passing as well that I needed to meet at specific times who initially stopped me to say that they’re fans of yours too. Thank you! Can’t wait for more!
That part where Kurt talks about parents abandoning their kids, that hit me hard. Growing up I didn't have a mum, or to say my mum didn't care a great deal about me or my younger sister. She was the type to pick favourites and it was my elder siblings that always got what they wanted, or was spoiled by her and her side of the family. Me and my younger sister were given hand downs for clothing, shoes, etc. As for my Dad, he had to work a lot since we weren't the richest family either, so I rarely saw him. Plus what money my Mum got from child support or whatever, she would always use it on weed or to pay off loans, (cause she was in serious debt at the time). And the sad thing is, till this day, 20 years later my Mum still hasn't changed. Because of that I've gotten less and less closer to my Mum, and more and more closer to my Dad.
Oh man I'm sorry, that was my dad! Chose favorites and I was the middle kid but he decided my younger and older brothers were his favorite, and he's always trying to talk with them and everything, made sure they were hooked up leaving the house and all that and left me in the dirt. It's been hard af, always asking the other 2 if they need money, always paying for my younger brothers shit, he needed like 400 for something I don't even remember, but he got it. Gave my older brother 500 just to do anything with, and I ask for 20 bucks nawwwww I ain't got it 🙄😭 ugh it's terrible man.
@@thundercream4079 Sorry you had to go through the same experience. I remember one time asking my parents for a laptop back when I was studying in college. Before then, I had one of those old-school Windows XP computers that was slow as sluggish, purple screen (when the screen was going) and usually took forever to even load basic programs like Word. Cause I was studying, I couldn't really get a job at the time to afford one (college took most of my time and in the UK college is very different to America. Then when it came to around Christmas time, my older brother got a brand new Nintendo 3DS (which was on his Christmas list), while I didn't get the laptop at all. I wouldn't have cared if it was just a standard laptop, but the fact of the matter is my education at the time didn't seem as important. Although the only reason I'm close to my Dad now, is because he apologised to me at the time about it at the time.
@@crimsongamer2337 (I'm in the US for reference), My parents hooked my older brother up with a 1500 dollar laptop when he graduated highschool for college. He had his own car for highschool, from my parents, and then my biological father came back into our life after like 12 years, (I was 4 or 5, but 16 when he decided to be a dad loooool) while he was still in highschool with me, and so he got a dodge ram 1500 that was lifted and had the engine souped up with a racing transmission and shit, soooo he's loaded now, him and his wife are making probably 200,000 plus a year now, then my younger brother had a brand new 2500 dollar scooter that was fast af 🤣🤣 (I got to drive it back) and the same shit with him too always got to use my parents cars and all that jazz, they never let me drive there cars, now my mom lets me but she's always bitching about it, he's loaded now also has a big ass house with his wife and shit, but then there's me... I had to beg just to get my learners permit for driving, then I had to beg to get my license, then beg to get a car, and they went and got some 400 dollar jalopy 1995 Camaro that would run for a week before something broke down, then it sits for a month, get it fixed then something else breaks, I had that piece of crap for 5 years and barely drove it cuz it was always broken down and I was getting out of there to go to trucking school for big rigs and the car broke down 2 days before I left mind you it was repaired 2 weeks before that, its fuel rail for the engine was leaking straight onto the exhaust manifold (the pipes coming out for the exhaust) and the hub bearing on the left front wheel went out and I have been fucked since man. They are no help man I ask and ask and ask, it's terrible and I've had so many shit jobs since, this is terrible 😔😜😎🤣 can't do anything but laugh at the situation though gotta stay Gucci and positive man my come ups coming this sucks so much though ugh.... 😎😂🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤙
Can we get a big HIT on that like button for my Dad! This episode goes so deep. Thank you for watching and supporting this new chapter. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE. New eps every Wednesday.
Your video makes me happy when I am sad pls Collab With faze rug it would be awesome
Can you get chase and dennis on there
@@davidfeldman354 yeah dennis! Id say vitaly too but he has some heat still on him, not sure how roman would fee with him on the pod
@@animalsaver2127 not sure how roman and faze rug go hand in hand. Their both way different people and type of audience. It wouldnt flow right
Sounds like he should invest in MindMed (LSD stock)
I would love to see Noah as a guest, talking about his experience as his dad went from struggle to success. To becoming and older brother, and what his future goals are.
Oh I really want this too!
This is a great idea!
yess
Won't happen as much as I agree.
Yesssss
Always seemed like Country was a good guy, but hearing how he stepped up to be with your father in those times shows his true character. He’s a real one
Yeah good guy, people who help you when you are down are the real ones.
Nah ever since country went with fussytube he's a busta
I remember the very moment I learned of Roman’s mom’s passing. It hit me HARD. She was just the kindest, most gentlest soul and she reminded me so much of my own mom. We didn’t see her THAT much in the grand scheme of the videos, but just from what we saw, everyone could tell she was just one of “those” people. Where the whole community is gonna be heart broken by her loss. It was so sudden and unfair. But it has opened my eyes and I do think I treasure my own family more now because..damn the greatest of people truly can be stolen right from under us…
Fr same I grew up watching them it felt like apart of my family
Crazy how a fall from a scooter resulted in a closed casket like how does such a small fall cause so much damage..may she rest in peace
I wonder who was the one who found her
@@user-hv6dw1ux9o it could have been as simple as she fell then slid a bit and it just ripped her face up. it being a closed casket from a fall is actually not that odd to me
How did she die?
I could listen to Curt talk for hours and hours. He is so incredibly wise and he is so great at telling stories. Very cool to hear how Country and Curt became great friends. As someone that has literally been watching since the Sketch Empire days, I have really seen the entire Atwood family grow and it's so great seeing how they are still really great people and haven't changed. Curt and Sue did such an incredible job raising Roman and Dale.
RIP Sue Atwood
Sketch Empire wow!!! I remember that too
This goes to show that Christ can turn anyones circumstances into something beautiful. There is a plan and purpose for you. Your tough times are just experienced put in your life to build you up to be the person you’re supposed to be.
I’m still confused on how the Atwood family met country did I miss that or did they not talk about it? How did country not know he had a kid and not know his father?
@@junoirm7713 country was Roman and Fouseys bodyguard on the Roman vs fousey tour
I don’t think those videos are public anymore but I remember watching some of them a few years ago 🤣🤣🤣
Hearing all these stories in the podcast make me realize how long Roman and his family have been in my life. I was 13 when I found the channel. I’m 22 now. I can’t thank you guys enough for always being there.
It's the same for me. I'll be 23 in a few months and I've been watching since I was 13. That's so weird lol
Same, I’m 22 now and it’s crazy how the years have being and how much have change
Word, been watching since middle school on an iPod touch an ex gifted me. Now I’m 23, married and working on a career path. Life is a peculiar thing sometimes
I’m 21 with a kid now because of this guy Roman
Same here, turning 22 this week. Life is crazy, feels like yesterday when I was 12 watching this guy. But life has changed so much.
Can we get an ep. with Dale!? Would be nice to hear all your memories growing up together
The fact that’s it’s been 3 years since she passed is so crazy to me. I never realized how long I have been watching you. I can’t believe I’ve been watching for 9 years now
Me too and I am a Gammie not a young kid. I've been subscribed for 5 years maybe. Never unsubscribed when they stopped utube for a year. They bring you into their family. It was like watching a kid and their family growing. Sorta felt a disconnect after they were gone almost a year having another kid and missed a year of their life. A family's life was so happy to see them back and growing. I hated what they went through while they were away I wanted to know the whole story and what happened to the person that put so much hurt and terror in their life. I'm a fan of you and Brittany and your family. I love your old home better but what ever makes you happy. Love you kiddos
What’s nuts is my mom died the week prior to his. Died on Father’s Day 2019 and I think Roman’s mom died on his birthday if I remember correctly
I started watching in mid to late 2013 and its crazy to me how quick the time has gone.
@@Nathan-rc2oi yea man , it’s been 9 years I watched them since I was in 4th grade I’m in college now , Time has flew and these podcasts are great !
The way Brit keeps looking at Roman when his dad is talking about hard topics melts me, i know that exact look of looking over to make sure ur partner is okay
They seem a little suspicious of dad's stories.
No u don't
I love everything about this. Roman is usually very candid on camera, but this is another level. It feels like sitting at the table just having a convo with friends.
I feel bad for Roman. You can see he's hurt about his dad being remarried, but he wants to be happy his dad is happy. But he's hurting. Hurting bad. 🥺 I'm glad his dad found love again. He deserves it though.
What Time does he say this
@@realunixzzz2278 say what?
@@realunixzzz2278 start at approximately 51 Mins in.. Have a blessed day. Hopefully this is the part you are referring too..?
@@realunixzzz2278 watch the whole thing
To mean the hurt seems odd? Considering the father has experienced massive loss after seeing her everyday for 30 odd years. If he can move on, they Roman ought to.
Doesn’t replace his mom
I’ve got to be entirely honest here. I’ve been watching Roman for years. I remember always seeing his mom in several vlogs. This was interesting to watch. There’s definitely some unresolved feelings in the room. I feel for both Roman and his dad.
Roman, I lost my mom to suicide 4 years ago. My dad is getting remarried in the fall and it’s been so hard for me. Thank you for this. Your dad and the rest of you spoke on some really great things that brought a lot of stuff to light for me. I appreciate you and everything you have put into your work.
“sometimes you gotta put things away for the importance of others” I will never forget your dad saying this.
🙏🏽 That’s really tough..
Damn bro. I know that hurts. Stay strong
your a warrior bro
God bless❤️
Family is forever 🙏
I’m so glad Country is on this! He brings such a humble and calming presence
He barley spoke.
@HAPPY BIRTHDAY that man has his own problems he should worry about first
@@ImDahDude ye it was mainly Roman and his dad talking
Even though Brit and Country didn’t talk much in this episode, you can tell they are listening so strongly to these stories and for anyone watching the video it gives a huge impact
@HAPPY BIRTHDAY dude why would you compare them ? You clearly didn’t watched the first episode… and it shows…
The look on Roman, Brit, and country’s face as Curt talks just shows us how much they truly care about him! I love this family so much!
Losing a parent is a heavy loss for any child. You can see it taking a toll on Roman whenever he talked about anything related to his mom.
now he has to watch a bimbi his father married
@@patrick8023 y’all really don’t have anything nice to say do you?
@HAPPY BIRTHDAY is that all you've got to talk about?? Who cares? Money isn't everything ! Get off it already.
@HAPPY BIRTHDAY ok?
@@A83-A83 right LMAO my comment had nothing to do with money. I’m confused as fuck? like I didn’t ask and don’t care
Loved how your dad wasn’t afraid to talk about his life experiences and opened up to us about his faith. May God comfort you and your family Roman, blessing !!
We need to have dale on the podcast I wanna hear his perspective on your life as a whole and hear it from his pov, been watching you for years btw you have truly inspired many, and starting a podcast was a great idea for the people who have grown up now and still wanna keep up with your guy's lives
My mind is absolutely blown. That is so much history and advice and adventure all packed into one setting. Being with you guys for almost 10 years now has absolutely changed my life and to take a peak behind the scenes is just incredible! Thank you all so so much for sharing all of this!!
I feel this!!! This family means so much to me and so many others. It’s amazing
Damn you can see the pain in Romans eyes talking about his dad being remarried, truly do understand how it could feel but knowing his dad is happy again.. life is doing what it must do
yeah they had a punch up after this podcast then dale had to come in and save the day check Twitter for updates
Lmao
@HAPPY BIRTHDAY he’s not, Roman although he loves his mom understands that he doesn’t want to see his dad unhappy and lonely, he’s an adult, he’d rather know his dad is happy and healthy than to let him suffer as a lonely man in a house by himself
Whenever the dad was talking about his marriage Roman would say sum like “mom was an angel” like telling him don’t forget about my mom you mf, idc what anyone says I know Roman is mad about that’s why he kept it away from the blogs because he knows himself how sus it is.
@@Naxatthedoor his dad has so much life left to live and like he said if two people are solid and focused individuals they will always achieve more together than separate. Few things are more powerful than a healthy marriage
Romans dad is such a wise man love listening to him tell stories
Is it just me or has his father shockingly aged a lot
@@dt7751 he grew a lot of hair
Sadly he killed his wife
@@onyivic6434 shut up that’s out of order
@@onyivic6434 Fr?
The energy that your dad gives off just hits different. His words go straight to the soul. He is an absolute legend. I hope he makes it on another podcast.
Roman idk if you actually read any of the comments but I'm 41 and been watching for years. That being said this podcast with your dad literally talked to my sole. I was in the middle of a panic attack and some how some way this made it go away. Ty so much for what you do. Smile more.
Just want to thank your dad for sharing his story!! I lost my wife to a car crash in 2005 at the age of 33. Been struggling to keep if together ever since. Praying one day I get to see her again. This podcast's message gives me hope!!! Thanks!
❤️ Stay strong buddy
🕊
i hope your doing good/living a great life. 💓
@@joseimpact you too you too
Families can be together forever my brother
I want to see Noah on this podcast after seeing Curt on here. Especially Noah's take on Roman seeing someone else other than Noah's mom.
Ooooh yes
Yes noah would be good
@HAPPY BIRTHDAY highly doubt Roman will let that dude anywhere near his home and his family
Yes please bring Noah on!! Now that he’s a young man! We watched him grow up and would love to hear about his plans for his future and such💛
@@ChinnyRusso did they have some sort of falling out or something?
LETS GO LOVE HEARING ALL THE STORIES AFTER THE 10+ YEARS OF WATCHING YALL . YOU ALWAYS HELPED ALL OF US . THANK YOU !!
Thank you for watching and joining this new chapter :)
@@RomanAtwoodPodcast just finished watching loved all the stories . Had me tearing up a bit . Can’t wait for the next one ❤️
@HAPPY BIRTHDAY really 🙄
The face and look roman gave while talking about his dad remarried 🥺 I hope everyone is truly happy and healed 🥺
His mum died 7 years ago the man deserves to happy
@@aarondavies84864 years
@@aarondavies8486it’s been less than 4 years since she’s passed
@@aarondavies84867 years ago you from the future?
she died 4 years ago@@aarondavies8486
I’m the person Roman talks about when he says all my fan base are adults now, I grew up watching Roman in the grinding days and I cried when they gave an overview of his struggle. Now I’m building a business and this specific podcast encouraged me to keep on pursing my dreams through a time of a Plato. Thank you Roman, thank you
Me too. I got my first iPad touch in 2012 when I was in middle school and got my first RUclips account and been subscribed since before Kane was born. I'm 23 now
@@DonovanHaumpy I’m the exact same as you I have been here since before Kane 🥺 I love this family by fair the best family ever to be on RUclips! I’m turning 23 next month as well! Roman and his family have gotten me through so much! I love them for that and how humble they all are is so beautiful to see. I cried through most of this podcast 😭. I’m so happy for Curt to have found happiness with his new marriage, I know Sue will be so happy and proud of him and the rest of the family. She definitely isn’t far from them she will always be there with they are all together. 😇
Same here . I’m 21 now
Your amazing wow
Your mom is now a beautiful angel watching over all of y’all and I’m sure us also . God bless to you and your family . Smile more 🙂
I got tears in my eyes when his father was talking about sue and all of the spiritual stuff. It’s heart warming he even talked about it with us. Thank you for the story ❤️ love the podcasts
he killed her, it isn't heartwarming to hear him talk about that, it is creepy to see his psychotic callousness.
He killed her
Time to get Dale on here now! We need to hear from him and what it’s like having you as a brother and growing up together!
It's extremely sad situation no doubt... be why is he so cryptic??? I felt like I was watching criminal minds when they were talking about Roman's Mom....
Oh man.. I know I’m not ready for this video. From watching your Vlogs over the years, I just know your Mom was a very special, loving and caring woman. Sorry for your loss, Roman and family!
Rest In Peace Sue Atwood. 🙏🏼✨💫🕊
We still all miss your happy smiles and your genuine kindnesses.
And we will always remember you here on Earth.
Much love to you, Roman and Brit. 🌬♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thanks to Kurt for opening up in the most honest way possible. Your stories hit home. Thanks to Roman and Britt for starting this podcast channel. The other videos are fun, but this... this is life. At my age (60 this year God willing) I have enjoyed vicariously living through your adventures, but this ties so much of it together. Country, thank you too. I am adopted and your story gives me hope that I might someday learn of my biological family. And to Britt, the glue that holds it all together, I am glad your Mom did not strangle Roman... lol. Cheers from Texas.
He 100% killed his wife. Things don't even add up.
@@RoyHoy why’s everyone sayin that?
@@BLEUUYT Cause he seems suspicious.
@@RoyHoyyou don’t think that would’ve been proven by now
@@NatesHandlebars No. I think he got away with it.
I had the honor of meeting Susan at the 2019 New York Toy Fair Show. Although she did not appear in the video (I interviewed Dale Atwood for a Vlog) we chatted prior to and after filming the segment. She encouraged me more in 30 minutes than most people I've known for 30 years. I'm forever grateful. I hope to emulate her love for people.
So much wisdom in that guy
Yea..
A bit too much I would say
Here’s why people are so suspicious of Roman’s dad
52:38 Kurt eerily saying Sue’s death “wasn’t 100% unexpected” followed by a story about Christ was coming for her
56:27 Roman expressing his suspicions
57:16 Dad seems suspicious makes excuses
57:57 Brittany suspects Kurt knew what was to come
58:16 (speaks for itself) also followed by Kurt going on about how he treated Sue “like gold” on her last year alive
58:50 Brittany mentions that it was Sues “favorite spot.” A perfect place for her to die. Then Kurt talks about how she looked old to him (a typical reason why older couples get divorced)
1:00:24 His parents insisted watching movie that foreshadows his wife’s death
1:01:01 Roman asks “why did the mom die?” And Kurt coincidentally had the answer ready
1:01:40 Kurt had a “vision” about another woman before Sues death
its so obvious that he had something to do with this
It cant be a Godly vision, if in that vision you are with another woman thats not your wife.. he’s sketchy af.
@@romeoreacts1952 not everything is a crime documentary, lay off the internet for a while
@@UnholyNun if u gonna try and talk shit at least spell out a scentence correctly
Not to mention right after roman mentions the mom passing in the movie Country had a look
I'm 25 years old now and I watched you guys from the very beginning, when you was hand writing your smile more stickers ... Look how far you have come ! It's amazing how you and your family have become big parts of people's life's.. it's crazy ! Keep on rocking the Atwood family ❤️❤️ wholesome , loving , (tad crazy 😉) family . Will forever support you !
Same I'm 25 and remember watching them where I was in high school
wooooww Im 27 and I just remembered those stickers wow 😯 time flies 🤯 😅♥️♥️
Roman I’m telling you right now. If the tone and vibe of this podcast stays candid and raw then this is going blow all of the major podcasts out of the water.
Life is so precious and can change so fast but cherish every minute of it
Thanks to your Dad for sharing his story. So beautiful how God prepared him for what was to come & to help clarify and make things make sense when things happened. Love hearing peoples stories. There is so much power in telling our stories. Much love to your family and Country and his family.
This episode moved me so much, as I could relate to losing a parent. I lost my dad when I was 19 and for the year leading up to his passing he made little mentions of this being his last time doing this or asking questions that I had never heard him ask. Then a week after he passed he stood at the end of my bed with a gold light coming from him and a huge smile on his face. I know my dad is now at peace and it made for myself to heal quicker. God Bless you all!
His dads story is just so weird to me. Coming from someone that watches a lot of true crime, this story brings up so many red flags 🚩 But maybe that’s just me. I feel so bad for Roman. I lost my mother on the day of my graduation. I feel his pain.
I watch a lot of true crime and his story definitely sounds a little suspicious
i completely agree. just seems a little odd.
What you mean?
What do you mean
It is so weird. The conversation about an angel was just very odd. Since when are angels the grim reaper.
Can we get an episode with your brother Dale? Hearing stories from his perspective and your come up and etc would be awesome to hear about. I’ve been watching you since the Fight nights going over to his house and etc.
THIS WAS A HARD ONE…. The way BRITNNEY LOOKS AT ROMAN EVERYTIME HE ABOUT TO SPEAK…SHOWS THE LOVE THEY HAVE THIS CHANGED MY PERSPECTIVE IN LIFE AND TO LOVE WHAT I HAVE YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN ITS GONNA BE OVER..
I noticed how she kept looking at him too. Especially when they were talking about his dad getting remarried. She knew how much it upset him and she kept making sure he was alright. It was sweet.
The passing of your Mom was actually strange.
From Curts dream to that moment on the beach to the one on one moments with the kids to the dinner and to the movie.
I just get goosebumps thinking about it!
@@cavaalli He say's it in the podcast but I will explain in case you are not a fan of listening to the podcast. Curt's dream was when he was talking to God. God sat him down and said that he had to separate his wife from him for a little while.
People just know when they are going to die and weird things happen to let you know something is about to happen i don't understand why this happens but it does
@@METALHEAD2022 what time stamp was this?
@@ayo3014 LOL
@@ceffreyjastillo Yup
As a long time fan of the family, these podcasts are incredible! We’re able to see what things are like behind the YT algorithm, or the “family friendly” aspect. Last podcast flew by, and I cannot wait to watch this one. I hope you continue, bc I will keep looking forward to them.
We will continue to grow on this chapter. Deep convo is the goal :)
@HAPPY BIRTHDAY wtf
Man… it’s been a hard month. Kids home for the summer and trying to pay everything and feed everyone and I was sitting on my porch swing, trying to cry in secret before keepin on keepin on… and here came your video.
Just when i needed a smile.
Thank you for sharing your memories and a smile.. I most definitely needed it today ❤️
As a viewer for 10+ years, watching this was felt so wholesome, to be able to have open healthy dialogue on these conversations I couldn’t thank you enough for this. This was very touching very spiritual, and very well needed! @RomanAtwoodPodcast
So much of this was a tear jerker for me!! I love your family and I’m so glad you had this time together on film!! Much love to you all and enjoy this short but wonderful life we’re given!! ❤️❤️❤️
This just made a grown man cry, loved every part of this podcast, definitely thought it was gonna be like all the other ones out there but this... this is soul awakening. Thank you Roman.
love the way brittany keeps checking on Roman with her eyes thru the whole video 🙃
This has been one of the best podcasts I’ve ever seen. This episode was so inspirational and eye opening. Thank y’all for sharing and telling us these stories and letting us learn the lessons and meaning of them. God bless y’all
This has been so comforting to hear your Dad talk of his revelations, spiritual visits, and giving wise wisdom. It's so saddening about the loss of your mom, but I am so happy that your Dad was able to find another woman to keep him grounded, and here with yours without letting himself go. I know it sounds crazy, but atleast he is so happy. I wish my step father would of found someone for companionship. I can see him dwindling health wise and I can tell he has lost his light with the passing of my Mother. It's been 6 years. So seeing your father still smiling is a blessing.
I won't lie, I had tears throughout and I feel more humbled by this. I loved this deep podcast. Please give my congratulations to your Dad and his new wife Barb. Much love to you, Brit, the family, Country and his new wife.
roman has been through thunderstorms and steep hills in his life , even after how much he has lost and suffered he always brings a smile to his face and always keeps elevating , so much respect ✊
i want the same mentality as him and everyone should find him as an inspiration
Absolutely inspiring and touching. Been watching you guys since the very beginning and cried when your mom passed away. I suddenly lost my mom last June to brain cancer and your actions after your mom died were constantly on my mind when I lost mine. Everything happens for a purpose and staying positive makes such a big difference. Love you guys.
There is something about this podcast that seems so much more genuine and real than whatever else is out there. Keep going on with this!
I got chills watching this episode I love this. Glad your dad found happiness in the mix of his worst storm.
I still can’t believe your mom is gone bro.. RIP 🙏🏼🖤🕊
R.I.P. Sue, and Zeus! It was very strange and amazing at the same time watching this one. So many of us share much of your memories with you, of course limited and from a different perspective. I remember the time leading up to your mothers passing, possibly close to as clearly as you do. You were on a working holiday, it was when you and the family filmed the G fuel advert. Then you went home for a short time, maybe just a week, then you and the full family went on the holiday, at least in part to celebrate your birthday.
You were having such an amazing time, then the accident happened, it was such a shocking moment when I read about this, on your Twitter I believe it was. I as all of us couldn't believe it when she passed, she was such an amazing woman, mother and grandmother and that was very clear even from the little we got to know her through your videos. It must have been an immensely tough time, but I knew you'd be ok eventually as you are all strong together, having a family like yours would be awesome.
I even remember the little you filmed of the Rat in Countries room 😎
i watched this entire episode with no stopping or fast forward. I love the straight talk from Romans Dad. I can listen to your Dads stories all day. I'm happy to see everyone is doing well. I Love the Atwood Family !!
roman I started watching you when I was 18 years old . fresh out of high-school. I was in a community College working in the library and happend to stumble on you. I love you man and your family and I'm sooooo glad for this podcast I've missed you guys . I've watched the videos you have put out since the break you had but man this is fantastic . you really found a way to connect to your older viewers. thank you for this.
I could listen to your dad for hours. I want another one. Let him talk more please!
The way Country just sits, watches and listens to all of these stories 🥲🥰
Also your dad is a genius and told me words I needed to hear this week which is strange I’m just now seeing this video almost a year later, a wise man and I’ll never get “if you quit you fail” out of my head thank you
As a young guy (28), with three kids aging from 11-1, this whole sit down really hit me hard. Thank you Curt. This has really put a weight on my heart and shoulders to do better. I had a knot in my throat this whole video. This seemed like a window to look in at myself and my shortcomings. Very strong episode everyone. Great work.
Mf you had a kid at 17 ☠️ what a L
I'm such a fan of everything Atwood. I've loved how your path matures over time with your OG viewers, like when we were young it was all about the pranks, as we matured we moved into vlogs and now as we venture into our wise years we got the podcasts. I adore your family, congrats to Curt on finding happiness again and congrats to your family on another venture.
I love this. This podcast is amazing. I’ve been watching Roman since 2013, since I was 8 years old. I love this man. I’ve always looked up to him as an inspiration, an idol, even a father figure. My dad was in prison my whole life, he got out and 9 months later overdosed. Roman helped me, a lot. Seeing a different side of him, a more laid back humane version of what we’re used to is amazing. I feel like I can really get to know him as more than just a “content creator” I watch and more of a friend. I love him and his family, I’m glad to see he’s found his way back and is happy with his return.
I absolutely love these podcasts. I got chills listening to this. Having watched from "chapter 1" and days of mom and Zeus this made me tear up. But I will say I am so grateful you guys are doing well. It is nice to hear the back stories of what we have watched over the years in vlogs!
This is so soothing to watch I love how wholesome this podcast is
Ill keep them coming for ya :)
I could listen to your dad talk for hours plz bring him back he speaks so well
I lost my dad very suddenly when I was 19 and it was extremely hard for me when my mom started seeing someone else who wasn't him. It still bothers me even now 10 years later but I handle it a lot better and keep my thoughts to myself for her. This podcast had me in tears cause of how much I could relate to it and how much I felt for Roman and his family.
She's not trying to replace your dad. nobody ever will. She will always love him. Her being with someone else will not change that fact nor lessen her love for him. Her being with someone will help her be happy and enjoy her life. I hope you come to that realization instead of having to supress your hurt feelings.
That’s interesting? It’s slightly similar to divorce right, I think many people lose emotional contact with their parents when they divorce and it’s just never the same again.
i hope your doing good my friend. take care
Hope you’re okay my mate
I am in awe of this episode. I absolutely adore your dad!! I've missed seeing him so much. His love for his family is incredible. The stories he shared are incredible. I could sit and listen to his stories all day long. Please have him on again. Also want to say Ive been a long time supporter and I'm so genuinely grateful for you and your family and the positivity and encouragement you put out there. Thank you for that!!
Roman, I felt terrible when the news of your mother came out years ago.... thinking i cant imagine life this way almost as if it was happening to me. Last year in July i lost my Mother suddenly out of no where...she died in her sleep, she was only 58 years old. I couldn't imagine at 35 i would have lost my mother and if it wasn't for my own family ... my wife and kids and my nature to take care of everyone I don't know that I would still be here today! Congratulations on the podcast and keep your mother in your heart always. - Love , JoeyD
I started watching Roman in 2014. I just remembered being so inspired by him and his family and wanting to grow up and have a family like his. I stopped watching in 2020 because I felt like I was getting to an age where I didn’t enjoy the videos as much. Im so glad he decided to do a podcast, it’s more my style nowadays and it’s awesome to hear stories we weren’t able to hear on the vlog channel. I feel like we can finally learn about the guy and family who once inspired us as kids! Keep up the work Roman!
I just started watching these 3 podcasts. Because Roman friendly partnership with bunker branding and matt Carriker
A little younger than you but in the same boat! I remember watching Roman all through middle school and slowly stopped. These podcasts are amazing!
Same
great comment !
I could listen to you guys talk for hours! I don’t even know how to describe this episode. It was intense and comforting; serious but funny, all at the same time. Dad needs to be on again, I know he’s got more to share. Thank you for being so open and honest. May God continue to Bless you all.
Uncle dale side of the story when mom passed away! I just wanna hear his side of how he got together with it and how his family handle the hard time! We miss you momma❤️
The love that Roman has in his eyes for his dad....Life goals!!
I'm crying about how beautiful Curt's mindset is. I am praying I'll find someone with the same mindset as him to grow a loving family.
Roman, I appreciate you sharing this. My father passed January of this year unexpectedly. As a full grown kid I feel like this made me feel valid in how I feel about my mother dating.
My mom passed suddenly two years ago and I’m still so lost, I’m sorry for your loss.
I lost a husband and I lost a mom. I have to say the loss of my mother hit me the hardest. Of course, I loved my husband but the love of a mom is so deep. To never hear her voice again is so hard to deal with. No one will ever love you as much as your mom.
Just starting the podcast and jumping out with GREAT advise! Discipline is HUGE for teaching responsibility and respect.
There isn’t a soul on this earth like Roman. Bless you man, Bless you.
What an incredible episode! As a Christian, I loved all the spiritual aspects and hearing that side of your family! I’ve been following you since I was a teenager and it’s great to be a part of Chapter 3.
This is beautiful, honestly everything about it. Your dad deserves to be happy and you can tell he is. The story behind her passing is beyond incredible. Everything happens for a reason and you will see her again mate. I wish your family all the best you deserve it so so much. Thanks for sharing your life with us and teaching us first hand how to deal with the obstacles life throws at us x
"I feel like you can see behind the curtains a little too well" That's so relatable...
i can honestly say this episode helped me more than i probably even know now. thank you to your dad. he had beautiful touchy stories. seriously thank you guys all of you.
What a great Podcast ...My father always said you don't miss what you've never had. I grew up on a farm. We were poor but never hungry. But everyone else around us was poor, so we didn't know that we were poor. We had great fun and adventures when we were young, and we had great imaginations. I got my first paying job when I was 12, washing dishes in my Aunt's Restaurant. I thought I was rich, making 50 cents an hour.
My dad passed suddenly 4/1/22 in front of myself and my kids, in our kitchen. Hearing about Roman's mom really hit me. Love this entire family! Love the podcast!!!
Bless your heart.... My prayers are with you and your family. I can't imagine.....
This made me tear up. Being a young kid to the adult I am today. Seeing you all grow and get to this moment. God bless you all
I could listen to your dads stories day in day out, he has such a story telling voice. So much wisdom
Your dad is awesome, Roman. He’s such a warrior. He has a great work ethic you can tell. I like how he doesn’t call himself an artist. He paints but he’s not an artist. Calling yourself an artist is a lot harder then people think. You see all these greats as an artist sets a standard to what it takes to call yourself an artist.
I'm so happy you guys have made a podcast. I've been watching you since I was 9 and I'm now 17 years old. Its amazing to hear stories you wouldn't tell in the vlogs, and to see this side of you guys. The story or your Dad's visions to do with your Mom's death is incredible. May she rest in peace 💖 I'm so glad you guys have been able to move on and still live a happy live in her honour. This episode was super motivating, and your Dad is such an amazing guy!!
I'm a huge fan of Roman, and I have been for over 8 years. When I first heard about the passing of Sue, something didn't sit right with me, I began theorizing and gaining suspicions. Now after hearing more about it, my suspicions grow larger. Either this was anticipated, planned, or premeditated in my opinion. A closed casket? Sue talking with everybody closely, Curt's 'dream'? Either this was a graphic un-aliving event (by sue), or a greatly covered up un-aliving by somebody else. I don't wanna speculate or jump to conclusions because I don't know anything about it, but it's not sitting right with me at all. Why was there no investigation? Why doesn't roman know the full story? Why was the casket closed and roman doesn't know why? What is going on?? This is ridiculous that this is still such a mystery imo. I vividly remember feeling off when I first heard the news, and now I feel even more disturbed hearing more info about it.
Why is curt so accepting of it? Why did Curt just "KNOW" it was going to happen? The LAST thing you expect to 'KNOW' is the anticipation of the passing of somebody. You just can't put that idea into a reality-thought. Curt is also remarried so soon after and so happy and so devoted? This doesn't make sense. The grief that ANYBODY would go through after losing a spouse so close, there's no possible way to heal in this timeframe and REMARRY?!?!?! Also, I don't know if I believe the dream he had. I'm not calling him a liar, but I do not believe in a god like they do. I believe in a higher power that created us and set the properties like temperature and energy and biology. The thought of a god just seems unrealistic, we evolved from a prokaryote over millions of years and eventually evolved into a human.
its a theory but im just getting carried away now... but im sticking to my intuition cus its never failed me before.
Sorry I'm late but I agree with everything you said. When I first heard about the death it just didn't sound right at all. Felt like they were hiding the true story. And the way Curt talks about it in this podcast doesn't sit well with me.
@@johnnybones5406 I agree. It’s creepy how he says “I think the angels through her really hard to make sure she was really dead.”
Watch Curt’s body language every time someone begins to question the details of the story e.g. 57:00. Defensive arms, bouncing legs, constantly shifting in seat, excessive gulping, facial twitching. All textbook signs of high stress, and the timing suggests it’s induced by the line of questioning. This is even more suspicious coupled with how quickly Curt offers defenses of the story in these moments. There are 4 people in the room involved in this conversation and nobody else jumps to defend the story as often or as quickly as Curt does. And sometimes the defenses have relation to the question! At 57:25, Roman questions why falling from the height of a scooter would necessitate a closed casket, and Curt *immediately* says that Sue had bad lungs? Curt seems to be uncomfortable with people questioning the story and any rational person would realize this alone warrants further questioning. As someone else that knows the pain of losing a parent suddenly, I truly hope Roman and his family gets answers to their questions someday.
I was in Curts band 1989-2001. Roman grew up in my house while Curt and I jammed in my basement, Sue and my wife visited upstairs with the boys , Roman, Dale.
We made 3 CDs , many other memories. I was there......Rock on .......
Sure thing steve
You should go on Impaulsive. Would be great promo for the podcast, and also a great episode
I LOVED this podcast. It was deep and spiritual simply beautiful. God speaks to us in many ways and yes I believe in God, his 😇 angels and his never-ending love for us his children. What a comfort to know Sue is with him living without pain and suffering. I'm happy your Daddy found a woman to be by his side while he continues this earthly journey. I love you folks so much! Blessings and love to a beautiful family...the Atwoods. Yes Roman you and Brittany inspire and bring joy 😊
This podcast already sh!ttin on impaulsive. They have serious deep conversations and dialogue
both from Ohio too, so they have that in common!
They also did a video together a couple of years back so they are familiar with each other.. i support this
Roman, the way you look at your Dad, so much love. Dad's paintings from Hawaii are the reason I bought my first paint by number, a Browns helmet at Gabes for 4.99. I am about to attempt a Bob Ross painting and am trying to get my 16 yr to try with me. Tinnitus is the reason for your headaches and numbness. Look into treatments, a fascia blaster can help. I will have to edit this many times. Dad's stories are so inspiring. Today is my cousin's anniversary of her passing, 10 yrs. I needed this today. I believe your wife had to leave this realm to help you from the other side. I don't have to tell you she is around and helping when she can, where she can. Please start a podcast of Roman and Dad, Dads Pad.
Took me two days to watch this! It was so powerful. I just keep looking at my two babies and how far my husband and I have come. We were stuck feeling young and not ready and it took us years to get married and have kids. (We’re older parents too -which I also worry about)
There is no time to waste. As I listened to this podcast I just kept reflecting on loss and achievements and these two beautiful babies we have and thinking about how each day is a blessing but it’s a sin to let them fly by without celebrating the little things.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Your willingness to share has always been a motivator to me. My downfall is that I have to remember that I can’t just think positively, I have to live it too.
We just lost a relative yesterday in a car accident. A wonderful man. What perfect timing to hear you because I’ve been thinking so much about loss lately and how we have no control over it. Clearly, we’re not supposed to but we do have to start paying more attention and feeding what drives us to do better for those around us AND for us as well.
Lastly: Years ago I thought, I’ve never bought anyone’s merch before (how silly) but let’s get some stuff from SmileMore so my students can read that logo on my hoodie and think every time I wear it. Turns out that so far I’ve met a handful of adults in passing as well that I needed to meet at specific times who initially stopped me to say that they’re fans of yours too.
Thank you! Can’t wait for more!
That part where Kurt talks about parents abandoning their kids, that hit me hard. Growing up I didn't have a mum, or to say my mum didn't care a great deal about me or my younger sister. She was the type to pick favourites and it was my elder siblings that always got what they wanted, or was spoiled by her and her side of the family. Me and my younger sister were given hand downs for clothing, shoes, etc. As for my Dad, he had to work a lot since we weren't the richest family either, so I rarely saw him. Plus what money my Mum got from child support or whatever, she would always use it on weed or to pay off loans, (cause she was in serious debt at the time). And the sad thing is, till this day, 20 years later my Mum still hasn't changed. Because of that I've gotten less and less closer to my Mum, and more and more closer to my Dad.
Oh man I'm sorry, that was my dad! Chose favorites and I was the middle kid but he decided my younger and older brothers were his favorite, and he's always trying to talk with them and everything, made sure they were hooked up leaving the house and all that and left me in the dirt. It's been hard af, always asking the other 2 if they need money, always paying for my younger brothers shit, he needed like 400 for something I don't even remember, but he got it. Gave my older brother 500 just to do anything with, and I ask for 20 bucks nawwwww I ain't got it 🙄😭 ugh it's terrible man.
I was treated like shit by him...
@@thundercream4079 Sorry you had to go through the same experience. I remember one time asking my parents for a laptop back when I was studying in college. Before then, I had one of those old-school Windows XP computers that was slow as sluggish, purple screen (when the screen was going) and usually took forever to even load basic programs like Word. Cause I was studying, I couldn't really get a job at the time to afford one (college took most of my time and in the UK college is very different to America. Then when it came to around Christmas time, my older brother got a brand new Nintendo 3DS (which was on his Christmas list), while I didn't get the laptop at all. I wouldn't have cared if it was just a standard laptop, but the fact of the matter is my education at the time didn't seem as important. Although the only reason I'm close to my Dad now, is because he apologised to me at the time about it at the time.
@@crimsongamer2337 that's good your dad apologized though 😎 that's cool!
@@crimsongamer2337 (I'm in the US for reference), My parents hooked my older brother up with a 1500 dollar laptop when he graduated highschool for college. He had his own car for highschool, from my parents, and then my biological father came back into our life after like 12 years, (I was 4 or 5, but 16 when he decided to be a dad loooool) while he was still in highschool with me, and so he got a dodge ram 1500 that was lifted and had the engine souped up with a racing transmission and shit, soooo he's loaded now, him and his wife are making probably 200,000 plus a year now, then my younger brother had a brand new 2500 dollar scooter that was fast af 🤣🤣 (I got to drive it back) and the same shit with him too always got to use my parents cars and all that jazz, they never let me drive there cars, now my mom lets me but she's always bitching about it, he's loaded now also has a big ass house with his wife and shit, but then there's me... I had to beg just to get my learners permit for driving, then I had to beg to get my license, then beg to get a car, and they went and got some 400 dollar jalopy 1995 Camaro that would run for a week before something broke down, then it sits for a month, get it fixed then something else breaks, I had that piece of crap for 5 years and barely drove it cuz it was always broken down and I was getting out of there to go to trucking school for big rigs and the car broke down 2 days before I left mind you it was repaired 2 weeks before that, its fuel rail for the engine was leaking straight onto the exhaust manifold (the pipes coming out for the exhaust) and the hub bearing on the left front wheel went out and I have been fucked since man. They are no help man I ask and ask and ask, it's terrible and I've had so many shit jobs since, this is terrible 😔😜😎🤣 can't do anything but laugh at the situation though gotta stay Gucci and positive man my come ups coming this sucks so much though ugh.... 😎😂🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤙