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The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile has officially arrived at The Rizzuto Show, Nickelback is coming back to St. Louis, and a farting toy named Chester Cheeks might be the hottest Christmas gift of the year. Apparently, we've reached the point where a giant hot dog is the most respectable guest in the studio.
Welcome to another ridiculous day with Riz, Moon, Lern, Rafe and King Scott.
The chaos starts with Nickelback announcing a concert at Enterprise Center alongside Don Broco. Lern defends the band's live show, Riz prepares for another round of Chad Kroeger's greatest hits, and Moon tries to explain who Don Broco is before everyone decides he sounds like somebody's uncle from New Jersey.
Then comes Chester Cheeks.
It's a squishy, dancing, farting toy shaped like a butt with a face. It costs around $30, makes disgusting noises, and could become a Christmas shopping sensation. Naturally, this funny podcast spends an unreasonable amount of time investigating a toy whose entire personality is flatulence.
Riz even reveals that he created a remarkably similar cartoon character called John Anus back in high school. Apparently, he was ahead of his time. Unfortunately, that time has finally arrived.
Next, Rafe delivers another spectacular edition of E-Memorium, where nobody and nothing is safe.
First, Riz gets roasted for launching a full-scale investigation into who secretly signed him up for professional stretching, only to discover he'd entered the giveaway himself. The mysterious man named Bo and the proposed Truck Stop Spa also receive the tribute they probably never deserved.
Rafe then revisits the homemade meat logs a fan brought to his comedy show, his shocking discovery that hard taco shells are supposed to be heated, and Riz's belief that Marco Polo was basically an international noodle smuggler.
Forty-eight years of eating cold taco shells, Rafe. The instructions were literally on the box.
The crew also takes a nostalgic trip back to Noah's Ark, the legendary St. Charles restaurant shaped like a giant boat, complete with fiberglass animals, an enormous salad bar and a truly astonishing amount of clam chowder.
And then the main attraction finally arrives.
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile rolls into The Rizzuto Show!
Grill Master Miley and Lindsay Links join the crew to explain what it's like driving a 27-foot-long hot dog across America. They share how they landed their dream jobs as Hotdoggers, what happens at Hot Dog High, how difficult it is to park the Wienermobile, and why their entire professional vocabulary consists of food-related puns.
Moon has some extremely important questions about the vehicle fleet, including whether the Wienermobiles are numbered like the Blue Angels. He also makes his feelings very clear about people calling hot dogs "glizzies."
Spoiler: He's not a fan.
The Hotdoggers reveal that six Wienermobiles travel the country, discuss their yearlong adventures, and explain where St. Louis fans can spot the famous vehicle. Rafe, meanwhile, wants to know why a 27-foot hot dog doesn't come equipped with an actual hot dog cannon.
It's a fair question.
From Nickelback and novelty toys to homemade meat logs, biblical seafood buffets and professional hot dog drivers, this funny podcast has everything you never knew you needed.
Come for the Wienermobile. Stay for Chester Cheeks. Leave before Rafe starts serving cold tacos again.
This is The Rizzuto Show — the funny podcast where we celebrate rock music, questionable life choices, St. Louis nostalgia and the occasional giant wiener.
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Rafe Williams is becoming a national anthem sensation, the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is headed to The Rizzuto Show, and Lern has officially decided that 41 is NOT too old to crowd surf. Meanwhile, Moon's house is falling apart. Just another perfectly normal day in St. Louis.
The crew also debates one of baseball's most controversial questions: If you catch a foul ball, do you HAVE to give it to a kid? Riz isn't surrendering his souvenir just because a child happens to be standing nearby.
Next, Lern recaps Turnstile's incredible St. Louis-area concert at Arsenal BG Ballpark, where she crowd surfed for the first time in 20 years. Rafe, meanwhile, spent part of the show wandering around the parking lot looking for his truck. One person relived their youth. The other experienced middle age.
Things get even less sanitary when a discussion about Shigella turns into a deeply uncomfortable conversation about personal hygiene. Then Moon reveals that a leaking toilet has left a mysterious hole in his pantry ceiling, leading to questions nobody should have to ask about what's dripping into the house.
King Scott lives out a dream as the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is coming to the studio, and the crew is already way too excited about the arrival of a massive hot dog on wheels. Meanwhile, Lern delivers an official invitation from Southern Illinois for Riz to attend the Herrin Festa Italiana and potentially compete in a pasta-eating contest.
David Lee Roth has been posting some truly spectacular videos aimed at his internet critics, and the gang cannot agree on whether Diamond Dave is the greatest rock star alive or a man who desperately needs someone to take away his phone. Riz considers the chaos part of his legendary rock-star appeal. Moon thinks arguing with trolls is beneath him. Rafe is thoroughly entertained, and Lern is somewhere between fascinated and requesting a wellness check.
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile has officially arrived at The Rizzuto Show, Nickelback is coming back to St. Louis, and a farting toy named Chester Cheeks might be the hottest Christmas gift of the year. Apparently, we've reached the point where a giant hot dog is the most respectable guest in the studio.
Welcome to another ridiculous day with Rizz, Moon, Lern, Rafe and King Scott.
Next, Rafe delivers another spectacular edition of E-Memorium, where nobody and nothing is safe.
Grill Master Miley and Lindsay Links join the crew to explain what it's like driving a 27-foot-long hot dog across America. They share how they landed their dream jobs as Hotdoggers, what happens at Hot Dog High, how difficult it is to park the Wienermobile, and why their entire professional vocabulary consists of food-related puns.
From Nickelback and novelty toys to homemade meat logs, biblical seafood buffets and professional hot dog drivers, this funny podcast has everything you never knew you needed.
Come for the Wienermobile. Stay for Chester Cheeks. Leave before Rafe starts serving cold tacos again.
Follow The Rizzuto Show → linktr.ee/rizzshow for more from your favorite daily comedy show.
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What do a giant hot dog, a no-hands pasta-eating contest, and David Lee Roth's increasingly bizarre Instagram videos have in common? Unfortunately, they're all perfectly reasonable topics of conversation on The Rizzuto Show.
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is coming to the studio, and the crew is already way too excited about the arrival of a massive hot dog on wheels. Meanwhile, Lern delivers an official invitation from Southern Illinois for Riz to attend the Herrin Festa Italiana and potentially compete in a pasta-eating contest. No hands allowed. Because apparently watching Riz eat mostaccioli like a farm animal is exactly the kind of tourism Southern Illinois needs.
And that's just the appetizer.
David Lee Roth has been posting some truly spectacular videos aimed at his internet critics, and the gang cannot agree on whether Diamond Dave is the greatest rock star alive or a man who desperately needs someone to take away his phone. Riz considers the chaos part of his legendary rock-star appeal. Moon thinks arguing with trolls is beneath him. Rafe is thoroughly entertained, and Lern is somewhere between fascinated and requesting a wellness check.
Naturally, this funny podcast turns into a full-blown debate about David Lee Roth versus Mick Jagger, what makes a true rock star, and whether being completely unhinged is actually a professional qualification.
Then the crew digs into the SiriusXM comedy controversy surrounding Sebastian Maniscalco's channel replacing Raw Dog Comedy. Rafe explains how reduced airplay affects working comedians and their royalty checks, while the gang debates corporate programming, audience discovery, and whether the entertainment industry's middle class is getting squeezed out. Lern also reveals her surprisingly aggressive strategy for negotiating satellite radio subscription prices. SiriusXM customer service, you've been warned.
Over in Crap on Celebrities, the conversation jumps from Def Leppard's announced tour with Goo Goo Dolls and The Struts to Aerosmith's star-studded concert plans, Slayer's collectible vinyl, and Liam Gallagher making the kind of ridiculous Beatles-related claim only Liam Gallagher could make.
There's also a spirited discussion about the Lanterns finale, Jeremy Allen White potentially playing Gene Wilder, celebrity relationship headlines, and the best family-friendly Halloween movies. Because nothing says spooky season quite like debating whether Gremlins belongs on a wholesome family movie list.
Along the way, the crew highlights its Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital fundraiser, the Rizz Show billboard signing events, and the Halloween festivities happening around St. Louis.
It's another funny podcast filled with rock-star arguments, entertainment gossip, questionable career opportunities, and the kind of nonsense that makes you wonder how these people are allowed near microphones.
Come for the Wienermobile. Stay for the pasta. And whatever you do, don't let David Lee Roth find his way into your inner consciousness.
This is The Rizzuto Show — the funny podcast where the conversations are unpredictable, the opinions are loud, and a giant wiener is somehow the least ridiculous thing happening.
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Rafe Williams is becoming a national anthem sensation, the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is headed to The Rizzuto Show, and Lern has officially decided that 41 is NOT too old to crowd surf. Meanwhile, Moon's house is falling apart. Just another perfectly normal day in St. Louis.
Rafe kicks things off with another performance of the national anthem, and somehow the reviews are overwhelmingly positive. The crew is starting to wonder whether they've accidentally created a lounge singer instead of a punishment.
Then comes the biggest celebrity of the day: a 27-foot hot dog on wheels. The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile has everyone asking important questions, including whether you can sleep inside it, whether it needs a hot dog cannon, and why Rafe once had to drink water that tasted like hot dogs. This funny podcast is doing absolutely nothing to improve its reputation.
The crew also debates one of baseball's most controversial questions: If you catch a foul ball, do you HAVE to give it to a kid? Riz isn't surrendering his souvenir just because a child happens to be standing nearby.
Next, Lern recaps Turnstile's incredible St. Louis-area concert at Arsenal BG Ballpark, where she crowd surfed for the first time in 20 years. Rafe, meanwhile, spent part of the show wandering around the parking lot looking for his truck. One person relived their youth. The other experienced middle age.
Things get even less sanitary when a discussion about Shigella turns into a deeply uncomfortable conversation about personal hygiene. Then Moon reveals that a leaking toilet has left a mysterious hole in his pantry ceiling, leading to questions nobody should have to ask about what's dripping into the house.
Add in a bizarre local motorcycle accident, questionable hot dog opinions, and the usual collection of terrible ideas, and you've got another funny podcast from The Rizzuto Show.
Come for the Wienermobile. Stay for the crowd surfing. Leave before somebody starts describing the plumbing.
It's the funny podcast that proves morning radio can cover patriotism, punk rock, baseball and bathroom disasters before most people finish their coffee.
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Tommy Davidson joins The Rizzuto Show with stories involving some of the biggest names in comedy history, the crew fights over the greatest science-fiction movies ever made, and eventually somebody decides it’s time to bring the Glory Hole Challenge back from the dead.
So yes, this comedy podcast covers the entire cultural spectrum.
Tommy takes us through his incredible career, including In Living Color, Booty Call and getting personally recruited by Jim Carrey for Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls. He remembers being handed a loincloth and a bag and essentially being asked, “Can you fit in both of these?” Ah, Hollywood.
The conversation gets even better when Tommy remembers grinding away at The Comedy Store before finally getting his shot in the main room. His first big assignment? Thirty minutes sandwiched between Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor. Tommy crushed the opportunity, and afterward Pryor walked over and told him he was funny. That’ll probably beat any performance review the rest of us receive this year.
Tommy also opens up about being adopted, how his upbringing shaped his perspective on race and humanity, and the lessons he learned working around comedy legends like Robin Williams, George Carlin and Jamie Foxx. He explains why learning to play the straight man became just as important as getting the laugh — especially while working on In Living Color and Booty Call.
Then this comedy podcast makes the natural transition from Richard Pryor to murderous Mickey Mouse.
The crew gets into the original Mickey Mouse entering the public domain, bizarre horror adaptations, KISS preparing for its avatar era and the legal weirdness of famous characters eventually becoming fair game.
That somehow turns into a full-blown argument over the greatest science-fiction movies ever made. The Matrix, Terminator 2, Alien, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Interstellar, E.T., They Live, Predator, The Fifth Element and plenty more enter the fight.
And because apparently Tommy Davidson wasn’t enough entertainment for one episode, the show resurrects an old favorite:
The Glory Hole Challenge.
The infamous mystery-object contraption returns in the new studio, Jeff gets thrown into the hot seat, and his ability to identify objects without seeing or hearing anything is immediately tested in ways no respectable workplace would approve.
It’s comedy history, movie arguments, pop-culture chaos and deeply questionable radio games packed into one comedy podcast.
Basically, we start with Richard Pryor and end with a glory hole.
The Rizzuto Show difference.
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