A lot of my cartoons are dark.

Right, so that's why I wanted to ask you,

if life is dark, can you be dark in your work?

I have, in fact.

Yeah.

Sem разные.

Hey, everybody, welcome to another edition.

of tangentially speaking, I'm Chris Ryan, your host. My guess this week is the great cartoonist

Dan Pirraro. He does a bizarro, which is syndicated all over the country. Dan's an incredibly

talented person, as you're going to, you're going to hear he's not only just a all around

brilliant guy and one of the most successful cartoonists in the country. He's also an

extraordinarily good painter. I don't have any images to show you. I don't know if he's got his

paintings up on his website. I haven't looked around that much at his website, but go to his

website. He's got a blog there. He's got all sorts of stuff. It's bizarro.com, B-I-Z-A-R-R-O.com. You'll

see who we're talking about. At the time, this interview was recorded probably six weeks ago,

something like that. I didn't know that he was also a musician, so we didn't really talk about

music at all. But subsequent to the interview, I came across an EP that he had put together and

released. I think it was last year. It's called No Big Thing. You can find it on Amazon.

At the end of this intro, I'll play you out with a cut from that EP called It's Our Time.

But before that, just to catch up on stuff, I've had a crazy week. I flew to Spain, had to sign

some papers, do some legal stuff there. It could only be done in person. So essentially, I flew

to Spain in order to walk into an office, sign a couple of things, and then walk out and fly home.

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