Reginald (RA MacLeod-Argue)

RA MacLeod-Argue is a peacekeeping veteran who confronts the challenges of living with PTSD and anxiety attacks. He takes life one day at a time, making gradual progress and never giving up. Through his writing, he skillfully captures the depth of his experiences and the valuable insights he has gained from a tapestry of challenges, adventures, trials, tribulations, and triumphs. Each composition, short story, and poem invites readers into the compelling narrative of his journey, making his reflections both engaging and inspiring. In his debut book, “Halfway Between Success and Madness,” RA shares his transformation from age 19, when he joined the military, through his UN Tour of Duty overseas in Iran in 1988.

With determination and perseverance, RA has achieved what some deemed impossible. From late 2006 to early 2018, RA hosted talk shows on both radio then later video, interviewing over 400 high-profile guests. Despite the labels others have tried to impose on him to marginalize his efforts, he has built upon his struggles and continues to shine. RA is committed to confronting the demons of his past and sending them back into the shadows.

In 1988, during his military service, Reginald was sent overseas on a UN Peacekeeping Tour of Duty in Iran. In the same year, the United Nations Organization was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize because Peacekeepers like Reginald and countless others stood tall in defending Peace in different conflict areas worldwide.