Q & A with Ronnie Ray

Get ready for another wild and funny episode of the Q&A with Ronnie Ray Podcast 🎤🔥 In this episode, comedian Ronnie Ray sits down with comedian Eric Mitchell for a no-filter conversation that’s guaranteed to stir up some debates and laughs. Eric comes in with some bold and controversial takes—he says Living Single is better than Martin, claims Seinfeld isn’t funny at all, and even admits he’s never watched a single episode of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 👀 You already know Ronnie Ray keeps it hilarious while trying to make sense of these hot takes, leading to funny back-and-forth moments, real comedy discussion, and unexpected opinions on classic TV shows. If you love comedy debates, nostalgic TV talk, and unfiltered podcast energy, this episode is a must-watch!

In this hilarious episode of the Q&A with Ronnie Ray Podcast, comedian Ronnie Ray sits down with Alex Tsakinakas for a rapid-fire conversation packed with laughs and unexpected answers 😂 Ronnie puts Alex on the spot with some fun and revealing questions—covering everything from his favorite joke (which turns into a classic Robin Williams moment), to the best Hall & Oates songs, childhood crushes, top sitcoms, and the best advice he’s ever received. It’s a laid-back, funny, and honest chat between two comedians who clearly love what they do—and aren’t afraid to keep it real. 👉 Hit LIKE if you laughed, COMMENT your favorite answer, and SUBSCRIBE for more comedy podcasts, Q&As, and stand-up clips!

Get ready for a hilarious and unfiltered Q&A episode with Ronnie Ray! 🎤🔥 | Q&A with Ronnie Ray Season 5/Episode 3 In this episode, comedian Ronnie Ray sits down with fellow comedian Chase Anthony to chop it up about some wild moments in comedy and entertainment. From getting roasted by the legendary Sinbad to sharing one of the weirdest auditions he experienced for the N.W.A. Straight Outta Compton movie, nothing is off-limits. They also dive into Ronnie’s thoughts on the ending of the show Bigger, talk about their favorite comedians who inspired them, and trade plenty of funny, behind-the-scenes stories that’ll keep you laughing the whole way through. If you love real conversations, stand-up comedy, and a good laugh, this episode is for you. 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more episodes!

Get ready for a hilarious and bold Q&A episode on the Ronnie Ray Podcast! 🎤🔥 | Q&A with Ronnie Ray Season 5/Episode 2 In this episode, comedian Ronnie Ray sits down with the unapologetically funny Ken Hamlett for a real, no-holds-barred conversation about stand-up comedy and the legends who shaped it. Ken doesn’t hold back—he shares why he thinks Dave Chappelle is overrated, makes a strong case for Bernie Mac as the greatest comedian of all time, and explains why Damon Wayans doesn’t get the respect he deserves. 👀 They also break down their top 5 comedy specials, talk about the art of stand-up, and dive into what makes a comedian truly great. Expect hot takes, big laughs, and plenty of real talk from two comics who live and breathe comedy. If you’re a fan of stand-up, debates about comedy greatness, and unfiltered podcast vibes, this episode is a must-watch! 👉 Like, comment, and subscribe for more hilarious conversations!

Get ready for another classic episode of the Q&A with Ronnie Ray Podcast 🎤🔥 | Q&A with Ronnie Ray Season 5/Episode 1 In this hilarious and insightful conversation, comedian Ronnie Ray sits down with Chicago legend T. L. Williams to chop it up about music, culture, and timeless icons. They dive into T. L. Williams’ new album Starchild, break down the origins of the iconic track “Getting Mo Money Than You,” and even get into a legendary debate—who really headlines between Prince, Michael Jackson, and Stevie Wonder? 👀 The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as they talk about the first time hearing Wu-Tang Clan’s groundbreaking album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), and how it shaped the culture. They also shout out rising talent like RubyGldSmoke and reflect on the evolution of music and artistry. Expect laughs, real stories, and deep respect for the legends who paved the way. This episode blends comedy, music history, and authentic Chicago flavor all in one. 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more episodes!

Ronnie Ray and Nichelle Murdock discuss growing up in Cleveland, working as a producer on BET’s Comic View, Crack’em Up Thursdays,16 years at The Comedy Store, spotting a good comedian and much more.

Ronnie Ray and Demar Randy discuss meeting at Marty's, growing up in Compton, reading rooms before you perform, his song "7 Blunts", his movie "Suicide RoadTrip", The Compton College Brand and much more.

Ronnie Ray and Kimberly KB Marion discuss her up bringing in Aurora, selling animals to her friends, the reasons she does comedy, the genius of Chris Rock, bombing on a show she produced and much more.

Ronnie Ray and Dave Carter discuss. growing up in Memphis, starting stand up comedy at 15, joining the military, doing improv in Chicago, starting Nation of Improv, working on Sherman Showcase and much more.

Ronnie Ray and Kenisha Bell discuss growing up in California, stopping and starting Comedy, moving to Chicago for Master Degree, Her thoughts of on social media and much more.