The Rizzuto Show | Daily Comedy Podcast

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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Match Up With Moon! Plus the military facts including one branch that is full of big dorks... Allegedly. This funny show starts strong with Rizz and Moon matching Colgate before immediately disagreeing over what you put ketchup on, famous wizards, Rocky movies and what people keep in their nightstands. Apparently “fries” versus “hamburger” is enough to destroy a friendship.
Things improve when Rafe and Lern try to match on beer, morning routines, fictional bears, pizza chains and John Candy movies. Yogi Bear and Domino’s save the day, but Bud Light versus Budweiser nearly causes an on-air corporate emergency.
Then Lern and Moon deliver the beautiful disaster Patient Zero has been waiting for. Secret versus Right Guard. Glazed versus Long John. Dracula versus Edward. Sugar versus a lawnmower. And finally, nachos versus mozzarella sticks. ZERO matches means Patient Zero Shannon wins — proving sometimes the smartest strategy is simply betting on the show being terrible at its own game.
This funny show keeps rolling through famous cowboys, frozen pizzas, ghosts and ’80s action movies before one final contestant puts his faith in Rizz and Moon. Levi’s and restaurant service get them started, but a fictional-teacher disagreement and furnace-versus-water-heater nearly ruin everything. It all comes down to Chevy Chase, where both land on Vacation and finally send Kevin home a winner.
Concert tickets, birthday wishes, Patient Zero glory and grown adults discovering they apparently know nothing about each other — another perfectly coordinated funny show from The Rizzuto Show.
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Rizz finished dead last in the football picks, which means the punishment wheel is coming for him. Conference room karaoke? Wig week? Crocs mascot week? Truck stop makeover? Whatever happens, he has nobody to blame but himself and his bold strategy of making picks based entirely on his heart.
Then this daily podcast gets into a relationship dilemma: should you give your spouse a heads-up before making a major change to your appearance? A husband is upset after his blonde wife unexpectedly comes home brunette, which sends the crew into hair politics. Lern doesn’t need permission to change her hair, but she knows Tim hates bangs. Riz admits he once had a terrible reaction when Amelia cut her hair short. And if Tim ever removes his chest hair, Lern would apparently like to be consulted before he transforms himself into a mole rat.
Of course, Riz once bought an entire Jeep without telling his wife, so perhaps he shouldn't be leading the seminar on communication.
Then we discover getting married now requires approximately the same financial planning as invading a small country. The average U.S. wedding ceremony and reception costs $34,200, with Missouri averaging around $26,000 and Illinois hitting $38,000. Chicago? About $54,000. Suddenly eloping at the courthouse and going to Chili’s afterward sounds incredibly romantic.
That leads to stories about the fanciest weddings the crew has attended, including one at New York’s Plaza Hotel with an Iron Chef rolling sushi, smoking allowed indoors, breakfast served at 4 a.m. and a reported half-million dollars spent on flowers. Meanwhile, most of us are wondering whether the open bar includes domestic beer.
Finally, this daily podcast investigates “doppelgänger dating” — the idea that people are often attracted to familiar physical traits and may repeatedly date partners who look strangely similar. The crew compares their own dating histories, discusses couples who eventually start dressing alike, and determines that, yes, plenty of us absolutely have a type.
Bad football picks, surprise brunettes, hairy husbands, weddings that cost a down payment and realizing your dating history looks like somebody hit copy and paste — another deeply educational daily podcast from The Rizzuto Show.
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Hear The Rizz Show daily on the radio at 105.7 The Point | Hubbard Radio in St. Louis, MO.
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Tommy Davidson's second appearance on the Rizzuto Show 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.

Follow The Rizzuto Show → linktr.ee/rizzshow for more from your favorite daily comedy show.
Connect with The Rizzuto Show Comedy Podcast online → 1057thepoint.com/RizzShow.
Hear The Rizz Show daily on the radio at 105.7 The Point | Hubbard Radio in St. Louis, MO.

See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Spread Zone is back for College Football Week 6 and NFL Week 5 — and the guys are still on fire... kind of.
Anthony Stalter enters the week hitting 80% of his NFL picks, Tim McKernan is a perfect 6-0 on his locks, while Riz is still trying to find his footing on the new year. Now the guys are back with another full slate of picks, best bets and their most confident plays of the week.
On the college side, the guys break down Alabama-Georgia, Texas-Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry, Iowa State-BYU, Notre Dame-Stanford and more. Then they turn to the NFL with picks for Cowboys-Buccaneers, Jaguars-Eagles in London, 49ers-Seahawks, Steelers-Colts and plenty more.
Plus, their Locks of the Week as they try to keep the hot streak rolling.
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