Ben Ramos | Video Editor, Content Creator & Podcaster

This is where I put 
the things I couldn’t keep 
in my head

Videos, podcasts, photography, personal stories, and the creative work of Ben Ramos.

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I’ve always been obsessed with creating

Videos.
Websites.
Radio stations.
Podcasts.
Poems.
Visuals.
Noise.

This is just another version of that obsession

500+

Pieces of Content Created

12k

Subscribers

65+

Podcast Episodes Produced

This is a photo of mr ben in front of his computer

I’ve always been drawn to moments that feel real, awkward, emotional, loud, funny, human.”

I’ve always been drawn to moments that feel real, awkward, emotional, loud, funny, human.”

Not because they’re perfect.
Actually, most of the time, they’re not.

That’s what makes them matter.

A reaction, a conversation, a random thought at 2am, a song hitting harder than expected, silence in the middle of noise, somebody laughing too hard, somebody trying not to cry. Those are the things I remember.

That’s the kind of content I love creating.

Not polished versions of life.
Life itself, while it’s happening

My reaction channels

Sometimes I disappear into sound.

Music, dialogue, ambient noise, silence, unfinished thoughts.
I pay attention to the things most people ignore.

A pause in someone’s voice.
The weight behind certain words.
The feeling a moment leaves behind after it ends.

That’s probably why I create the way I do.

this is an image of mr ben holding his headphones with his eyes closed.
This is an image of my phone showing my linkedin page

The internet became part of my story.

Not just as a place to post,
but as a place to connect, experiment, disappear, rebuild, and create.

Over the years I’ve made videos, blogs, podcasts, livestreams, reactions, websites, late night ideas, random projects, and things that probably only made sense to me at the time.

Somehow, people connected with them anyway.

 

This is where things begin to take shape.

Late nights.
Timelines.
Half-finished ideas.
Tiny adjustments nobody notices but somehow change everything.

Most people only see the final video.

I remember the hours behind it.

Ben Ramos editing a video at his computer in his creative workspace.

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