Benji Cole of CBS Radio interviewed Raymond A. Ramirez, author of “The Blood Of A Young Man”
Raymond A. Ramirez, author of “The Blood Of A Young Man,” was interviewed by Benji Cole of CBS Radio in the People of Distinction program.
People of Distinction is one of the most extensive and wide-ranging radio shows in the United States. Hosted by Benji Cole and Al Cole from CBS Radio, People of Distinction is the right fit for authors who want to increase their exposure to readers. The radio program airs on Apple’s iTunes Radio Network (Professional News/Talk), featuring CBS Radio, Fox News, NPR, and C-Span.
Raymond A. Ramirez was born and raised in East Los Angeles. He received an AA degree in social welfare from Cerritos College and a Johns Hopkins University Certificate of Completion in the Top Management Program at UCLA.
It was about a few years ago when he learned that he was 51% Native American. He also had Spanish and Mexican ancestries in his blood. His father’s mother was a Native American. Once he learned this, things began to become clear.
The author shared that while he was in Vietnam, he felt one with nature. The trees, bushes, animals, and creatures were communicating with him. According to Raymond, there are many powers out there that are still unknown to man.
“The Blood Of A Young Man” is a delightful story of a young man growing up in an alcohol, drug, and gang-infested environment. Most of his young life, he grew up living in a garage with his four brothers and their mother. His father died at the age of 36 and was a WWII veteran.
The young man was only thirteen years old when he learned to become tough for not only self-preservation but also to care for and set an example for his younger brothers, plus he didn’t want to disappoint his mother.
A must-read compelling story of a young man who conquered all challenges in life to support his family and what he had to do to accomplish most of his dreams. Be prepared to embark on this roller-coaster ride of emotions.
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