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Kevin Nealon joins us for another unhinged episode of The Rizzuto Show, the comedy podcast that proves no topic is safe, sacred, or left un-roasted. Today’s show starts with the Grammys — or as we now call them, the annual reminder that none of us know who the new artists are anymore. We break down bizarre performances, why music might be officially “complete,” and how farming equipment somehow became more exciting than pop music.
Then it’s Super Bowl season, baby. The gang debates whether anyone actually cares who wins, dives deep into prop bets that absolutely should not exist, and asks the important questions — like whether Bad Bunny is legally obligated to expose a nipple during halftime. From there, things escalate quickly into Super Bowl proposal etiquette, public embarrassment thresholds, and whether romance should ever involve buffalo chicken dip.
Kevin Nealon somehow makes everything calmer and more chaotic at the same time. He talks stand-up, art, hiking, forgotten awards, his YouTube special Loose in the Crotch, and the now-legendary story of burying his cat in his favorite jeans. Normal stuff.
The episode also features a deep dive into “cigarette mom rock,” a genre you didn’t know existed but absolutely lived through, plus a Wisconsin woman caught pooping on a public trail by a heat-sensing drone — which turns into a full-blown debate on gender, preparedness, and human behavior.
If you’re looking for comedy interviews that feel like hanging out with your funniest friends who should not be allowed microphones — congratulations. This is your comedy podcast.

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Daily Show Notes:
Police cite 'serial defecator' in Dane County park
Check out Kevin Nealon's new stand up comedy special 'Loose In The Crotch' https://youtu.be/5LamkJ2iq2s?si=spN07FPisXpXcVwN

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This comedy podcast episode of The Rizzuto Show starts exactly how all respectable daily shows should: by debating whether modern music is officially over and if society should pivot directly into farming equipment reviews. The crew breaks down the Grammys, admits they don’t recognize a single song anymore, and listens to a savage breakdown that suggests we’ve officially run out of music and should all start worshipping heavy machinery instead. Honestly? Fair.
From there, chaos naturally escalates into Super Bowl talk, where nobody knows who’s playing, nobody cares who’s winning, and yet everyone has extremely strong opinions about who they hate. Prop bets take center stage, including the most important wager of our time: will Bad Bunny expose a nipple during the halftime show? College funds are hypothetically endangered. Community college is discussed.
Then—boom—legend enters the chat. Kevin Nealon joins the show and instantly reminds everyone why he’s one of the most effortlessly funny humans alive. We talk his new stand-up special Loosen the Crotch, the deeply emotional backstory involving a cat, a burial, and the perfect pair of jeans, and why attention spans are so fried that comedy specials now start like TikToks.
Kevin dives into Saturday Night Live stories, including Weekend Update, being labeled a “mushmouth” decades later, and surviving the Steven Seagal era (including people getting thrown into actual wall studs). We also cover his art career, banjo playing with Steve Martin, hiking shows, Oscar-nominated documentaries, and the strange overlap between comedians and musicians who secretly wish they were each other.
Somewhere in the middle, we solve the mystery of whether the breasts on Kevin’s head in Little Nicky were squishy (spoiler: better than squishy), debate dementia vs. distraction, roast modern phone addiction, and accidentally hand out multiple fake awards that Kevin will absolutely lose in his garage.
It’s long. It’s unhinged. It’s heartfelt. It’s a comedy podcast that somehow covers nipples, farming, comedy legends, and why nobody can sit still without a phone anymore—all before lunch
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We go straight at it today with Celebrity News! Is proposing during the Super Bowl the ultimate romantic gesture—or just a way to guarantee your engagement photos smell like buffalo chicken dip? The Rizzuto Show debates a listener’s halftime proposal idea and somehow turns it into a full-blown relationship autopsy complete with ranch stains, Kid Rock jokes, and worst-case-scenario crowd reactions.
From there, things go exactly where you’d expect: nowhere reasonable. The crew reacts to Bad Bunny’s upcoming Super Bowl halftime show, discusses why performers make zero dollars for the biggest stage on Earth, and dives into newly discovered Ozzy Osbourne rehearsal tapes recorded right after his split from Black Sabbath. This naturally evolves into the accidental creation of a new music genre called Cigarette Mom Rock, featuring smoky kitchens, indoor ashtrays, and aggressively emotional 90s anthems.
The nostalgia doesn’t stop there. Childhood icons are dragged into the light as Mr. Wizard is exposed as possibly the angriest man to ever teach science to children. Bill Nye somehow escapes unscathed, dinosaurs make a triumphant return thanks to Spielberg and Morgan Freeman, and Guns N’ Roses fandom takes over the studio with passionate debates over intros, ballads, and Axel Rose’s voice.
This episode is a perfect snapshot of a funny podcast doing what it does best—overthinking everything, oversharing trauma, and laughing through pop culture chaos. If you’re looking for a daily dose of sarcasm, nostalgia, and unhinged conversation, this funny podcast delivers exactly what it promises. Consider this your warning and your invitation.
It’s messy. It’s unhinged. It’s extremely on-brand. And it’s exactly what a daily comedy show should be.
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Friday shows on The Rizzuto Show always feel like landing a plane with one engine missing — and this daily comedy show absolutely sticks that landing… sideways. The crew kicks things off with peak Friday energy before diving into one of the strangest games yet: Guess the Gender, sparked by a serial trail pooper in Wisconsin who was finally busted using a police drone with heat-sensing technology. Yes, that sentence is real. Yes, it gets debated aggressively.
Things escalate fast when the gang breaks down a Kirkwood sushi restaurant incident that goes from wrong order… to soup throwing… to chair throwing… to an actual gunshot fired inside the restaurant — all allegedly over vibes, translation apps, and tempers that snapped way too hard. It’s one of those stories that makes everyone ask, “How did we get here?” while also agreeing nobody should ever bring a firearm into a sushi bar.
The chaos doesn’t stop there. The show tackles an extremely disturbing case involving a man caught spying on women in a WashU library bathroom, who somehow was already on probation for doing the same exact thing. The crew reacts with equal parts rage, disbelief, and sarcasm, while reminding everyone to always trust their instincts in public spaces.
Then comes the nightmare fuel: a woman gets trapped inside an automatic car wash, doors locked, lights out, car covered in soap, emergency button useless. It’s the intrusive thought we’ve all had — finally becoming real. The gang debates whether free car washes for life would make it worth the trauma (spoiler: maybe).
As if that’s not enough, the episode rounds out with backyard peeing confessions, car wash tipping disasters, rainbow soap loyalty, Joe Pesci movie arguments, and proof that no good deed goes unpunished when you tip too much.
It’s messy. It’s unhinged. It’s extremely on-brand. And it’s exactly what a daily comedy show should be.
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