the prideful ones

In this episode we sat down with Christian Ramos, a musician turned TV personality on channel 62 Estrella TV.  We spoke about his life in Mexico, how his father taught him to play the guitar, being in a band and getting signed for a moment in his young life and his road to television as a reporter, and host.
 
We also talked about the difficulties it is to navigate the world of television and looking back with the knowledge he has gained to possibly have done a few things differently. Through his successful career on television Christian has still maintained a love for music and says that deep inside he considers himself a musician before anything else professionally. We also touched on his children and how one is, in her own right, becoming a well known influencer on TikTok.

Christian now focuses on building his show on YouTube called "El Hangar De Las Estrellas", and well if you want to know what the show is about you will have to click and listen.

And somewhere at some point Christian pulls out his guitar and sings one of his songs in our studio.


Find him at:
@christianramostv
El Hangar De Las Estrellas
@elhangardelasestrellas
Youtube
El Hangar De Las Estrellas

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In episode 27 of The Prideful Ones, Joe and I sat down with Tetris, director of the SELA Art Center in Bell, California. Tetris told us of his passion for art and his time as a tagger and graffiti artist. As time went on, he felt it was time to give back to his community and opened the SELA Art Center where he promotes art of all mediums to young ones and adults. His efforts have garnished him many accolades including recently from the Bell Chamber of Commerce.

Find him on:
@tetriswai
@selaartcenter

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In episode 26 of The Prideful Ones, we sat down with Nick Velez of Bastards Canteen in Downey and Temecula California. Nick shared with us the origin of Bastards Canteen named after the 2nd Battalion 4th Marines "The Magnificent Bastards" and how the city of Downey gave him some grief on the name. He also shared how having the bar birthed their annual Marine Corp Birthday block party and from that the need to create a non profit to help veterans with PTSD and TBI called Save The Brave.

In all this Nick also mentions creating an event called Vetwork to help veterans network and make connections with local business owners. 

We also touched on them partnering with one of our former guests, Veterans Stand Together. Listen in on this empowering episode on Nick's passion to help his fellow brothers and sisters from the military.

Find them on:
@bastardscanteen
www.bastardscanteen.com
@savethebraveorg
www.savethebrave.org

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