Ray has been contributing to the Richmond Comedy and Arts scene for 15 years with his 9:55 club comedy nights, as well as being an emcee and organizer of a “host” of other events. I met him recently at a reading of his Shakespearian adaptation of Pulp Fiction ( its funnier than it sounds) and checked out one of the 9:55 nights not long ago. I think I’m warming up to the idea of Richmond Comedy. Comedy in general is tough for me, I really need to stop taking everything so seriously.

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And as promised the second part of my conversation with Bizhan, is it better in two parts or should I keep it all together? Don’t answer that. Remember to check out Bizhan’s comics he’s quite active here is a recent article about his works artistic and activistic.
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Bizhan is a fascinating guy and a talented artist. I’ve known him a short time but already have had some long conversations. He is an illustrator and the author of several comic books which can be found here. Stay tuned for part two later this week.
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This is part two of my conversation with actor/emcee and activist Iman Shabazz. From what I remember it’s an intense conversation and for me, a constructive one. Livin together in perfect harmony or something.

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