Ray Gleason's guest appearances

Ray Gleason

AME Radio Show

Creative Magic Network w/Frederic Byé

Tony Chen

Paul Kelly

Melissa Francis

Chris Browning

Kim Coles

Erin Krakow

Danica McKellar

Pascale Hutton

Jen Lilley

Paul Greene

Andrew Walker

Nikki DeLoach

Kristoffer Polaha

Larissa Wohl

Dotsie Bausch

OwlTail

Ron Carter

Ray Gleason - Ray is the author of numerous books including "The Gabinian Affair", "A Grunt Speaks", "The Violent Season" and more.  His books portray the era of the Vietnam War as he was a Vietnam War vet.  He talks about his experiences and how writing is therapeutic for him post war.Ron Carter - Ron is the President of "Children Incorporated", an organization that for 50 years has helped over 250,000 children worldwide.  20 years ago a book called "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" was released and that book with a small mention changed Children Incorporated forever.  Now the widow of the writer is re-released it and they teamed up together to help sponsor 2000 children.CommentaryDon't Take Things for Granted - All too often we assume someone or something will always be there so we tend to push it or them aside and go on with our lives - sometimes till it's completely forgotten.  That's what happened to me with Looney Tunes, I was awaken to what I've missed and when I tried to find them on TV they were gone.  Looney Tunes had a profound impact on my childhood and one of the inspirations behind my love of animation.  Where did they go?

Ray Gleason - Ray is the author of numerous books including "The Gabinian Affair", "A Grunt Speaks", "The Violent Season" and more. His books portray the era of the Vietnam War as he was a Vietnam War vet. He talks about his experiences and how writing is therapeutic for him post war. Ron Carter - Ron is the President of "Children Incorporated", an organization that for 50 years has helped over 250,000 children worldwide. 20 years ago a book called "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" was released and that book with a small mention changed Children Incorporated forever. Now the widow of the writer is re-released it and they teamed up together to help sponsor 2000 children. Commentary Don't Take Things for Granted - All too often we assume someone or something will always be there so we tend to push it or them aside and go on with our lives - sometimes till it's completely forgotten. That's what happened to me with Looney Tunes, I was awaken to what I've missed and when I tried to find them on TV they were gone. Looney Tunes had a profound impact on my childhood and one of the inspirations behind my love of animation. Where did they go?

AME Radio Show - Ray Gleason & Ron Carter