The Rizzuto Show | Daily Comedy Podcast

Snowpocalypse 2026 shut down St. Louis… but it absolutely did NOT shut up The Rizzuto Show. This daily comedy show turns a winter storm into a masterclass in parenting chaos, snow-day economics, and the age-old tradition of yelling until chores get done.
The crew breaks down how kids somehow turned shoveling driveways into six-figure energy, while adults debated snowblowers, flamethrowers, and whether warming up your car is real advice or just something dads say to feel useful. We get deep into AMI “remote learning” snow days (aka fake school), EV cold-weather panic, tire pressure paranoia, and why borrowing a snowblower is exactly like knowing someone with a boat.
Then… the internet detonates over the most unhinged cleaning test of all time: hiding 100 tiny plastic ducks around your apartment to see if your cleaner did a “good enough” job. Is it genius? Is it psychotic? Is it a cry for help? The crew has thoughts — and they are not gentle.
This daily comedy show also tackles snow shoveling trauma, neighborhood grifts, childhood manual labor, yelling as a parenting strategy, and why a properly deep-cleaned house feels like spiritual rebirth. If you survived Snowpocalypse, hired a cleaner, or yelled “WHO DOES THIS?!” at a bathroom sink this week — this episode is for you.
This is The Rizzuto Show, your daily comedy show for weird news, St. Louis life, parenting fails, and laughing through the chaos instead of slipping on it.

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Daily Show Notes:
1 in 10 Gen Zers Have Asked ChatGPT To Help Diagnose an STD
Shots fired at Parkville snowplow in road rage attack
New moms’ farts may help with postpartum depression
'Vibe Dating' Is Gen Z's New Compatibility Test. Does It work?
6 Gen-X Dating Traditions Slowly Disappearing With Younger Generations
Matthew McConaughey has NFL fans up in arms

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A daily comedy podcast where snowplows get shot, mommy farts save mental health, and modern dating officially makes no sense. Some shows ease you into the morning. The Rizzuto Show does Relationship Advice and kicks the door in with a story about someone firing a gun at a snowplow in Missouri — because apparently road rage now includes winter infrastructure. From there, things only get more educational… and by educational we mean learning that Harvard researchers say mommy farts might actually help regulate postpartum depression. Yes, really. Science is wild.
This daily comedy show then takes a hard left turn into the disaster zone known as modern dating. Scott attempts to convince the room — and the audience — that saying “you enchant me” is a sexy, timeless compliment and not something said by a haunted Victorian doll. Spoiler alert: it does not go well. The crew debates whether romance is dead, whether dating apps ruined everything, and why Gen Z is now “vibe dating,” which sounds suspiciously like how humans used to meet before algorithms ruined love.
From concerts and sporting events to rodeos, demolition derbies, and even Lowe’s, the gang breaks down where people actually meet in real life — complete with horrifying throwback stories involving horse poop and missed romantic opportunities that still haunt them decades later. They also dive into why phone calls are extinct, why rom-coms lied to us, and whether knowing too much about someone upfront kills the magic entirely.
This daily comedy show somehow manages to mix weird news, relationship talk, science, and pure nonsense into one long, hilarious spiral that feels exactly like hanging out with friends who should absolutely not be giving dating advice — but you’re glad they are.
If you want laughs, chaos, and a reminder that dating has always been messy (just with fewer apps and more horse crap), this episode delivers.

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Shots fired at Parkville snowplow in road rage attack
New moms’ farts may help with postpartum depression
'Vibe Dating' Is Gen Z's New Compatibility Test. Does It work?
6 Gen-X Dating Traditions Slowly Disappearing With Younger Generations
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If you’ve ever thought, “There’s no way people are that mad about a commercial,” congratulations — this episode of The Rizzuto Show daily comedy podcast is here to prove you wrong. Matthew McConaughey teams up with Uber Eats, says the word “food” approximately 900 times, and suddenly fans are threatening boycotts like it’s a political scandal. Welcome to modern outrage.
This episode spirals immediately into everything you didn’t know you needed today: debates about why German sounds angry, capybaras being weirdly adorable, and Arnold Schwarzenegger officially returning to the Predator universe — causing a measurable spike in global testosterone. Science can’t explain it. We can.
Then there’s Kanye West, who just happens to issue a heartfelt apology for past behavior right before dropping a new album. Timing is everything. Is it sincere? Is it PR? Does anyone even care anymore? The crew breaks it all down with just the right amount of skepticism and side-eye.
Things get even messier with Bert Kreischer’s wildly inappropriate family sitcom, a free-solo climber scaling a skyscraper while America stress-texts each other, and Tyra Banks being retroactively questioned for her iconic (and unhinged) America’s Next Top Model moments. Add in Jason Biggs explaining American Pie to his kid, Sydney Sweeney climbing the Hollywood sign in a bra, and a legendary porno birthday — and suddenly this funny podcast feels like therapy… but louder.
If you want a funny podcast packed with celebrity chaos, pop culture commentary, sarcastic humor, and daily comedy show energy straight from St. Louis, this episode delivers exactly what your algorithm secretly wants.

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Matthew McConaughey has NFL fans up in arms

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We survived Snowpocalypse 2026, and honestly? We’re not sure what learned more — our kids, our cars, or the ice-covered lakes behind Rizz’s house.
On this daily comedy podcast, The Rizzuto Show breaks down everything that happens when St. Louis shuts down for snow but nobody actually stays home. Roads are “fine,” side streets are chaos, drivers are going 18 mph out of fear of salt, and everyone suddenly claims they got 16 inches (spoiler: they didn’t).
Rizz brags about having the highway to himself, Lern avoids highways entirely for “peace,” and Moon learns that remote learning is basically a fake snow day loophole that somehow benefits the schools more than the kids. Meanwhile, Rizz’s son drills into a frozen lake to test ice thickness like it’s 1954, shovels driveways, and casually makes $100 — while his daughter sleeps until noon like a champion.
This daily comedy podcast also tackles the important questions:
Are parents still yelling at their kids to shovel? (Yes.)
Is warming up your car actually necessary? (Mostly no.)
Why does every snowstorm turn neighbors into snowblower-sharing maniacs?
And who keeps exaggerating snowfall totals like it’s a competition?
Then things take a turn when the crew reacts to an internet meltdown involving someone who hid 100 tiny plastic ducks around their apartment to “test” their house cleaner. Is it genius? Is it psychotic? Is it the most passive-aggressive thing ever invented? The debate gets heated, suggestions get weird, and somehow topless duck-based cleaning businesses get pitched.
There’s also flamethrower regret, leaf blower snow removal hacks, scammy neighborhood kids who disappear with your money, EV battery anxiety, tire pressure panic, and a whole lot of parenting realizations that boil down to one truth: chore charts don’t work — yelling does.
If you love snow chaos, weird news, relatable parenting fails, and sarcastic St. Louis energy, this daily comedy podcast episode is for you.

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Hear The Rizz Show daily on 105.7 The Point | Hubbard Radio in St. Louis, MO

St. Louis residents dig out after winter storm
Should you actually warm up your car in the extreme cold? The answer may not be what you'd expect
Do you make your kids shovel the snow?
Everyone’s furious on behalf of the housecleaner asked to find 100 mini ducks “to ensure a job well done”

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Comedian, movie and SNL star Chris Kattan stopped by for an amazing time. Don't miss one of our all-time favorite comedy interviews. Back in 1999 MTV would retire a video and Chris Kattan would destroy the master copy of any band that lost in the votes. Jon Stewart, Janeane Garofalo and Dennis Leary.
Journey, Don Johnson, Vanilla Ice, who will lose?
We played a fun game. Some did not do so good.
We breakdown what is overused like gaslighting.
The gang plays Read My Lips.
Do you brush your teeth, skin care and more everynight?
Rizz gets sick from jealousy.
We look back at Lern's first official day as a member of the Rizz. Red carpets rolled for this historic day in radio. Balloons, songs and more all for our Lern.
So much more.

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