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So here’s how this one goes: Moon tries to do a normal, responsible adult thing and sell some old band gear online. You know — clean out the closet, get some fans some cool stuff, move on with life like a functioning human being. But instead, he sells a signed snowboard… and the guy who bought it just disappears. Gone. Vanished. Radio silence.
Naturally, instead of assuming something simple like “the guy got busy,” the entire show immediately escalates things to DEFCON 1. We’re talking theories, worst-case scenarios, and yes… someone suggests checking the obituaries within minutes. Because if there’s one thing this daily podcast does well, it’s turning a mildly concerning situation into a full-blown investigation with zero qualifications.
Moon, meanwhile, is trying to be a decent human being. He’s checking in, spacing out messages, wondering about etiquette — like how many “hey man, just making sure you’re alive” texts before you officially become the weird guy. The rest of the crew? Not helpful. At all. They’re ready to Google, cross-reference, and possibly start a documentary titled “The Snowboard That Waited Too Long.”
And just when you think we might resolve the situation like adults… we pivot. Hard. Into one of the most unnecessary but passionate debates of the day: Dustbusters. Yes, handheld vacuums. Suddenly it’s a full-on argument about cleaning habits, laziness, and who’s doing the absolute bare minimum to keep their house from looking like a crime scene. Because nothing says comedy podcast like going from “is this guy alive?” to “you don’t even vacuum right.”
This episode is a perfect example of what makes this a daily podcast worth your time — it’s unpredictable, it’s ridiculous, and it somehow turns real-life situations into comedy gold. You’ll get concern, overthinking, questionable logic, and arguments that absolutely did not need to happen… but we’re all better for having witnessed them.
So if you like your entertainment slightly chaotic, mildly unhinged, and very self-aware, welcome to the show. We don’t solve problems — we just make them way funnier.

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You ever sell something online and think, “Cool, smooth transaction, nothing weird will happen here”? Yeah… that’s not this episode.
On today’s funny podcast, Moon casually mentions he sold a signed snowboard to a local guy—no big deal—until the buyer says he’s sick… and then completely disappears. Like, ghosted. Gone. Off the grid. And now Moon’s stuck in the moral dilemma of the century: How long before you start Googling someone’s obituary without looking like a psychopath?
Naturally, the show handles this situation with the grace and professionalism you’d expect… which is to say, absolutely none. Within minutes, it turns into a full group debate about social boundaries, internet stalking, and whether checking Facebook for a memorial page is “too far” or just “good customer service.”
And because emotional stability isn’t really our brand, we pivot straight into Match Up With The Morons, where confidence is high and accuracy is… optional. We’re talking wildly incorrect movie trivia, Area 51 confusion that hurts to listen to, and one question that somehow launches a passionate, borderline unnecessary debate about the origins of the Dustbuster.
Yes. A vacuum. That’s where we’re at.
Somewhere along the way, we also argue about paper airplane world records, completely butcher basic human biology (breathing is harder than you think, apparently), and prove once again that this funny podcast thrives on chaos, bad guesses, and just enough knowledge to be dangerous.
If you enjoy a funny podcast where the conversations spiral, the trivia gets questionable, and nobody leaves smarter—but everyone leaves entertained—this one’s for you.
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This episode of The Rizzuto Show proves that no topic is too weird, too unnecessary, or too medically concerning to become content. It’s a funny podcast that starts off innocent enough—just a bunch of grown adults arguing about the world’s largest random objects like it’s a legitimate academic discussion. From giant baseball bats to entire towns dedicated to oversized nonsense, we fully commit to asking the question nobody needed answered: “Who decided this should be huge?”
But then… things spiral. Fast.
We get into a real-life case of someone experiencing amnesia after straining too hard (yes, THAT kind of straining), and suddenly the show turns into a cautionary tale about fiber intake and life choices. Naturally, we follow that up with foreign accent syndrome—because why not throw in a medical mystery where your brain just decides you’re Irish now? Totally normal funny podcast behavior.
As if that wasn’t enough, the conversation somehow escalates into sneeze-related injuries that sound fake but absolutely are not. We’re talking ribs popping, windpipes tearing, and one story that will make you reconsider ever holding in a sneeze again. This is the kind of daily comedy chaos that makes you laugh… and also quietly question your own mortality.
And just when you think we’ve peaked, goat yoga enters the chat. What starts as “aww, cute animals” quickly becomes “wait… parasites?” The debate between living your best life and avoiding microscopic disaster has never been more ridiculous—or more on-brand for a funny podcast like this.
We wrap things up with celebrity news, tour drama, and the usual mix of sarcasm, roasting, and questionable life advice that somehow keeps this daily show rolling. It’s messy, it’s hilarious, and it’s exactly what you expect from The Rizzuto Show.
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Welcome back to another completely normal episode of The Rizzuto Show — aka your favorite daily podcast where things spiral immediately and never recover.
This one kicks off with what should have been a simple conversation about weather and PointFest… but quickly devolves into Rafe pitching a full-on deviled egg scavenger hunt across an amphitheater. Not plastic eggs. Not prizes. Actual deviled eggs. In public. In Missouri heat. You already know this is going nowhere good — and yet somehow we all kind of want to see it happen.
Meanwhile, Moon shares the feel-good story of Punk Rock Disney — which immediately turns into a logistical nightmare involving circle pits, kids, and what we’re now calling “lost parents.” Nothing says family fun like mild panic and crowd confusion.
But the real main event? Prom night.
Rizz takes on solo dad duty and is tasked with ONE job: get good prom photos. Sounds easy. It is not. What follows is a full breakdown of Forest Park at peak prom hour — traffic gridlock, thousands of teenagers, professional photo setups, and one man trying desperately not to become “that dad”… before immediately becoming that dad. Directing photos. Fixing ties. Taking over. You know, subtle stuff.
And because the chaos wasn’t finished, the night continues with the looming threat of becoming the “cool party house” — which Rizz shuts down immediately because liability is real and teenagers are… well, teenagers.
Elsewhere in this daily podcast, the crew debates:
• Why nobody should ever give out their email at checkout
• The birth of the most ridiculous shared email address in STL history
• Baseball etiquette (and why that one grandpa needs to relax)
• Whether wearing the wrong team’s jersey to a game is a crime
• Restaurant experiences that range from classy to “why is Bob Seger playing right now?”
It’s relatable chaos, unnecessary arguments, and just enough heart to remind you why this daily podcast somehow works.

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This episode of The Rizzuto Show is what happens when a comedy podcast decides to ask one simple question: “What could possibly go wrong?”—and then immediately proves the answer is everything.
We kick things off with Rafe’s E Memoriam, where absolutely nothing is safe—not even your dignity. From there, we dive straight into the wildest discovery of the week: Love Cloud Flights. Yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like. No, it does not get less weird the more you think about it. And yes… someone floated the idea of going solo. Which raises a lot of questions, most of them directed at the poor pilot.
From sky chaos to street confusion, the crew tackles one of life’s greatest unsolved mysteries: what happened to limousines? At one point, these rolling party tanks were everywhere—proms, weddings, random Tuesdays—but now? Gone. Vanished. Thanos-snapped out of existence. We break down whether rideshares killed the vibe, or if society just collectively decided we didn’t need mirrored ceilings and warm Sprite anymore.
Then things take a turn into modern dating insanity, where filters have completely rewritten reality. Enter: The Dukes of Haggard—our completely ridiculous (and somehow genius) reality show concept where contestants try to guess what people actually look like beyond the filters. It’s part dating show, part forensic investigation, and fully proof that the internet has broken our brains.
Of course, we also celebrate King Scott hitting 45 (sorry, dude), which leads to some aggressive aging jokes and a reminder that time waits for no one… especially not this comedy podcast.
It’s weird. It’s chaotic. It’s probably not solving anything—but it’s definitely making it funnier. Welcome to another episode of your favorite daily dose of nonsense.

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