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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2019 · 2H 3M

Apache Ramos. (Actor. The Warriors. Warchief of The Orphans)

from The Brooklyn Blast Furnace · host Relatively Unscathed

You probably know him from the movie "The Warriors". He was the Warchief of the Orphans from the Tremont section of the Bronx. But he's so much more than that small, but iconic role. Apache Ramos invited me to his house in Flushing, Queens to do this podcast. His daughter (and manager), Jaz, and the rest of his family couldn't have been more hospitable or nicer. Jaz joins us during this episode as well. We take it all the way back to his childhood, being in plays out in California, how he got the role in "The Warriors", which in a lot of ways changed the course of his life. We discuss his career in the music business being an A&R for "Streetwise" Records. Touring with "New Edition" and the "Fat Boys" amongst a ton of other legendary musicians. He has been in several movies including the short film "High & Tight" which caught the attention of the Oscars. He's an extremely interesting man with amazing stories and an awesome attitude towards life and his family. I hope you enjoy this episode. I loved doing this one for sure! "We're Gonna Rain on you Warriors!" Respect.

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