The Rizzuto Show | Daily Comedy Podcast

Welcome to another FULL SHOW episode of The Rizzuto Show, your favorite daily comedy podcast where common sense taps out and chaos takes the wheel. On today’s episode, the crew tackles winter survival mistakes, social etiquette nightmares, and the very thin line between being helpful and becoming a Dateline episode.
We kick things off with cold-weather car chaos, including why pouring boiling water on your windshield is a fast track to buying a new one. From broken ice scrapers to keys snapping off in car doors, the show relives some truly traumatic winter vehicle memories—proving once again that our parents somehow survived the ‘90s without hand sanitizer or logic.
Things escalate when Lern admits to waking up a stranger who was asleep in her running car at a gas pump. Was it the right thing to do? Was it wildly unsafe? Should you ever approach a sleeping stranger? The room splits immediately, instant feedback pours in, and suddenly paramedics, gut instincts, and Ted Bundy references enter the chat. Just another calm morning on a daily comedy show.
From there, the crew debates the art of car napping, the safest places to snooze between jobs, and why sleeping near playgrounds is always a hard no. Add in rest stop horror stories, debit-card-out-the-window driving hacks, and aggressive opinions about heater naps, and you’ve got a masterclass in American exhaustion.
The episode also tackles one of life’s biggest modern dilemmas: is it rude not to talk to your Uber driver? From quiet ride preferences to unhinged conspiracy chats, the gang breaks down the polite ways to avoid conversation without becoming a monster. Bonus content includes massage therapists who chew ice mid-session and why that should absolutely be illegal.
Then it’s time for Facebook Marketplace Price Is Right, featuring a homemade Predator helmet with real dreadlocks, questionable pricing strategies, and immediate rule disputes—because nothing says democracy like arguing over cosplay gear from Eureka, Missouri.
The chaos continues with National Fart Day, showering-with-a-friend discourse, disaster preparedness reminders, and a shocking realization that some people don’t know where their smoke detectors are. The show wraps with some hometown pride as St. Louis racks up major nominations as one of the best beer cities in America—because if there’s one thing STL knows, it’s brewing and arguing.
If you like sarcastic humor, awkward social situations, weird news, and conversations that spiral wildly out of control, this daily comedy podcast is exactly what you deserve.

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Winter driving hacks you should (and shouldn't) try
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The Best Super Bowl Snack Of All Time, According To Delish Fans
Honey product recalled over undeclared erectile dysfunction ingredient
St. Louis Galleria restaurant recently closed with little notice after more than 30 years
New study finds the “100 Most Romantic Restaurants” across the country
The Most Romantic Drive-Thru in the U.S. Is Opening Just in Time for Valentine’s Day
St. Louis nominated top beer city in USA TODAY 10Best awards

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Is it actually rude to not talk to your Uber driver, or are we all just prisoners of awkward Midwestern politeness? On today’s daily comedy show, The Rizzuto Show tackles one of modern society’s greatest moral dilemmas: how much small talk is required before you’re allowed to stare at your phone in peace. From “quiet ride” preferences to drivers who don’t understand social cues (or reality), the gang breaks down the fine line between being polite and protecting your sanity.
Then the show takes a hard left into complete madness with another round of Facebook Marketplace Price Is Right, a game that proves the internet should not be allowed to sell things. The crew bids on some truly unhinged local listings, including a Predator cosplay helmet with real dreadlocks, a biblically accurate angel tree topper straight out of a fever dream, a rare 1986 Zimmer Quicksilver that looks like multiple cars lost a fight, and a secondhand Vagisil bath bomb that comes with a very aggressive “do not call me” warning.
Things escalate when a $10,000 wood-fired pizza oven enters the chat, nearly convincing Riz to replace patriotism with mozzarella and become the undisputed king of Wildwood. This daily comedy show delivers awkward stories, weird news, bad financial decisions, and the kind of conversations that only happen on a microphone — all wrapped in sarcastic humor and self-inflicted chaos.
If you’re into funny podcasts, uncomfortable social situations, strange marketplace finds, and a daily comedy show that proudly derails itself before lunchtime, this episode is absolutely for you.
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Welcome to another beautifully unhinged celebrity news segment of The Rizzuto Show — the funny podcast that starts with Nutella and ends with you questioning how smoke detectors work. Today’s celebrity news chaos kicks off with a rundown of the weirdest holidays imaginable, including National Fart Day, which we treat with the scientific seriousness it deserves. Add in showering-with-a-friend logic, chili-based emergencies, and one truly alarming smoke detector story, and we’re already off the rails.
From there, the show shifts into full St. Louis pride mode as the city earns major recognition in USA Today’s Beer City nominations. We argue breweries, tours, free beers, and why some of us have lived here forever without ever taking the tour everyone swears by. Local love meets mild judgment — it’s kind of our brand.
Crap On Celebrities delivers wall-to-wall entertainment news, including Foo Fighters teasing new music, a surprise supergroup made of rock royalty offspring that actually slaps, and Jason Momoa casually showing up to play bass in a tiny pub like a walking Marvel movie. Things take a serious turn as we discuss missing celebrity family members, ongoing investigations, and hopeful updates — because even a funny podcast knows when to pump the brakes.
Then it’s back to nonsense. We celebrate health wins, inspect tongues on-air (sorry), and spiral into a savage Instagram followers game that humbles almost everyone except Cristiano Ronaldo. Birthdays, deep cuts, ridiculous trivia, and one legendary porno birthday later, we somehow wrap this thing up without HR getting involved.
If you want a funny podcast that blends pop culture, weird news, local pride, and zero impulse control — congratulations. You’re already one of us. This funny podcast is The Rizzuto Show doing exactly what it does best: controlled chaos with microphones.
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Welcome to another beautifully unhinged episode of The Rizzuto Show, your favorite daily comedy show where common sense goes to die — usually in a parking lot.
The crew kicks things off battling brutal St. Louis winter temps and the internet’s worst cold-weather car advice (yes, people are still pouring boiling water on windshields… please stop). From socks on side mirrors to CD cases as ice scrapers, the gang relives the lawless era of frozen cars and bad decisions — including Moon’s legendary rust-bucket meltdown that literally lost pieces of its door.
Things escalate fast when Lern admits she keeps waking up strangers sleeping in their cars — at gas pumps, Menards parking lots, basically anywhere exhaustion meets poor timing. Is she a hero? A future Dateline episode? Or just Midwest-nice to a fault? Paramedics weigh in, the crew panics for her safety, and suddenly everyone’s debating when it’s okay to nap in a car without someone calling 911.
From there, the show swerves hard into pop culture chaos: the unfortunate downfall of the name “Jeffrey,” why being named Jeff might be safer for your résumé, and how some names simply cannot recover from bad PR. Add in wild restaurant stories (including one that absolutely ruins Olive Garden for everyone), a debate over whether you’d eat at a restaurant that used to be a public bathroom, and a terrifyingly detailed breakdown of outdoor street urinals.
And just when you think things can’t get more serious — it’s Super Bowl food time. Wings vs sliders. Nachos vs chili. Buffalo chicken dip vs spinach artichoke dip. Friendships are tested. Lines are drawn. Sandwich guy is absolutely roasted.
It’s a daily comedy show that somehow covers winter survival, human kindness, food rankings, and name shame — all before lunch. If you like funny stories, questionable judgment, and a morning show that openly argues with itself, congratulations. You’re home.
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There’s a brand new season of Stupiracy — the podcast where stupidity and conspiracy meet. In Season 2, Episode 1, Riz and Tim go deep on one of the wildest internet theories trending on TikTok and YouTube: Was Helen Keller a fraud?
Helen Keller — the deaf-blind author, activist, and historical icon who wrote 14 books, met 12 U.S. presidents, graduated from Radcliffe College, and became a global symbol of perseverance — is now the target of a bizarre conspiracy claiming her life story was fake and that her achievements were impossible. From questions about her writing and handwriting to viral claims that she wasn’t even real, this episode unpacks the origins and spread of the theory, why it’s gaining traction online, and what the historical record really shows about Keller’s life and legacy.
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