You ever wake up expecting a normal day… and instead get a full-blown civic uprising, a fake music festival announcement, and a neighborhood scandal involving dog poop? Yeah, same.

This episode of The Rizzuto Show is what happens when a comedy podcast stops pretending to be normal and fully leans into the chaos.

First up, we meet Bill Parmentier — a man who didn’t campaign, didn’t plan, and still managed to win a local election as a write-in candidate. Not just win… dominate. This guy single-handedly restored faith in democracy while the rest of us can barely remember our own passwords. It’s inspirational. It’s confusing. It’s very, very funny.

Then, because stability is overrated, the show decides to completely rename itself. New identities, new personalities, same questionable decision-making. It’s like a midlife crisis… but for a radio show.

From there, things escalate quickly:

We invent fake bands that somehow feel real enough to headline a festival (looking at you, Velvet Canoe), and casually announce a completely unhinged version of Rizz Fest that would absolutely get shut down in under 10 minutes.

And just when you think we’ve peaked… enter: The Man in the Tiny Blue Shorts.

A Nextdoor post calls out a mysterious neighbor who commits the ultimate suburban crime — disposing of dog business in someone else’s freshly emptied trash bin. What follows is a breakdown so detailed, so passionate, it turns into a full-blown character assassination… and eventually a children’s book. Because of course it does.

This comedy podcast episode is packed with ridiculous storytelling, sarcastic commentary, and the kind of everyday absurdity that somehow feels way too relatable.

If you’re into daily chaos, weird news, and a group of grown adults making everything worse (but funnier), this is your kind of comedy podcast.

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One man restored faith in democracy… and another completely destroyed faith in neighborhood etiquette.

Welcome to this absolutely unhinged episode of The Rizzuto Show, your favorite comedy podcast where the news is weird, the takes are questionable, and the dignity is optional.

We kick things off with the rise of local legend Bill Parmentier — a write-in candidate who pulled off the impossible and won a landslide victory in Manchester, Missouri. Not only did he win, he convinced hundreds of people to manually write his name on a ballot… which, let’s be honest, is the most impressive part. This is the kind of underdog story that makes you believe in the system again… or at least makes for incredible radio.

Then things take a hard left turn (as they always do on this comedy podcast). The crew celebrates National Rename Yourself Day with names that should never be spoken out loud again, announces a completely fake — and deeply disturbing — Rizz Fest lineup, and somehow ends up reading a full-blown children’s book roasting Rizz for his now-infamous “tiny blue shorts” incident.

Yes, that’s right. A neighborhood Nextdoor post exposed Rizz for tossing dog waste into someone else’s freshly emptied trash bin — and the internet (and this show) did what it does best: turn it into content. The result? A dramatic reading of a children’s book that will absolutely never get published… for legal reasons.

Oh, and because this is a daily comedy show, we wrap things up with Friday Fail Stories featuring peak human stupidity — including an alcohol-free bar manager getting a DUI and someone driving around with an alligator on their car like that’s just a normal Tuesday.

It’s chaotic, it’s sarcastic, it’s wildly unnecessary — and it’s exactly why this funny podcast exists.

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This episode of The Rizzuto Show is what happens when a funny podcast goes completely off the rails and nobody bothers to stop it.

We kick things off with a story that will absolutely ruin your appetite (and possibly your will to live): a woman sneezes… and worms come flying out of her nose. Not metaphorical worms. Not “ugh, allergies.” Actual, wiggling, horror-movie nightmare fuel. Naturally, we lean into it way too hard and spiral into discussions about parasites, pinworms, and the kind of parenting discoveries nobody prepares you for.

From there, things somehow get worse—in a good way. We break down actual scientific research about whose farts smell worse (yes, this is real science, and yes, we take it very seriously like mature adults). The conversation quickly devolves into personal trauma, family bathroom horror stories, and the realization that dads everywhere have committed crimes against humanity in poorly ventilated spaces.

Then we pivot—because of course we do—into a wild Everest scam where guides were literally poisoning climbers to fake emergency rescues and cash in on insurance payouts. So if you thought climbing the tallest mountain on Earth sounded dangerous already, good news: it’s worse.

And just when you think we’ve hit peak absurdity, we uncover a toothpaste lawsuit involving mold, corporate deception, and the crushing realization that your “all-natural” lifestyle might be a lie. Sprinkle in a sugar baby scam targeting rich dudes with zero self-control, and you’ve got a funny podcast that covers more ground than it probably should.

It’s gross, it’s ridiculous, it’s occasionally informative—and it’s exactly what you signed up for.

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Remember when we all proudly “cut the cord” and told ourselves we’d never go back to cable? Yeah… turns out we may have just reinvented it — but worse, more expensive, and somehow with more passwords.

In this episode of The Rizzuto Show, your favorite funny podcast, the crew dives headfirst into the absolute mess that is modern streaming. Between Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, HBO Max, and the 14 other services you forgot you subscribed to, the dream of “saving money” has officially left the chat. We break down the latest price hikes, why everyone’s canceling subscriptions, and the terrifying realization that your monthly bill might rival your old cable package… except now you also have to remember your login.

We also get into the concept of “zombie subscriptions” — those sneaky little services quietly charging you for months while you haven’t opened the app since Halloween 2022. (Looking at you, horror streaming apps and random add-ons you swore you needed for ONE show.) And yes, we debate the ultimate question: if you could only keep ONE streaming service, what survives?

But this wouldn’t be a proper funny podcast without the usual celebrity chaos. We break down wild rumors about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s possible wedding plans, unpack the bizarre legal strategy from Sean "Diddy" Combs, and react to Natasha Lyonne getting kicked off a flight in what can only be described as a very confusing situation involving pretzels and poor timing.

Oh, and just when you think it can’t get weirder — we somehow end up discussing a chess controversy that spiraled into one of the strangest stories you’ll hear all week. Because of course we did.

As always, you’ll also get your dose of Friday Fail Stories, music news, random tangents that derail everything, and the kind of sarcastic, slightly unhinged commentary that makes this a daily must-listen.

So if you’ve ever looked at your bank account and thought, “Why am I paying for 9 streaming services and still watching nothing?” — congratulations, you’re in the right place.

This is your daily dose of chaos, courtesy of your favorite funny podcast.

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The crew is joined by comedian Ryan Beck, who’s back in town performing at the Funny Bone… including an all-ages comedy show where kids can not only attend—but apparently grab the mic and try stand-up themselves. Yes, we’re just letting children experience bombing on stage now. Growth.

That kicks off a surprisingly real conversation about parenting, finding stuff to do with kids that doesn’t involve the same three places on repeat, and why more comedians don’t attempt “clean-ish” shows (spoiler: kids are chaos agents and will laugh at literally anything).

From there, things spiral into a full-on existential crisis about high school reunions. Who’s going? Who’s avoiding it? And why does everything from the early 2000s suddenly feel like ancient history? The gang debates whether revisiting your past is healing… or just a fast track to emotional damage.

But the real mystery of this daily comedy show hits when Riz discovers—again—that someone keeps removing him from his high school’s Wikipedia page. Not once. Not twice. Repeatedly. Within minutes. Whoever “Zimzalabim” is, they are committed to erasing this man’s legacy, and now the show is fully invested in tracking them down like it’s a low-budget Netflix docuseries.

And because no episode would be complete without questionable decision-making, the crew plays “Press Your Luck”—a game where listeners must answer simple questions under pressure. Get it right? You win tickets. Get it wrong? You give out your phone number on-air. Yes, really. And yes, someone absolutely did it.

This daily comedy show is a perfect mix of ridiculous games, real-life panic, and the kind of conversations that start normal and end in total nonsense.

If you’ve ever questioned your past, feared public embarrassment, or wondered if a stranger is secretly ruining your online legacy… welcome home.

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In this episode of your favorite daily comedy show, the gang is joined by comedian Ryan Beck, who casually drops the idea of doing stand-up shows… for kids. Yes, actual children. In a comedy club. Where drinks are normally involved. What could possibly go wrong? Turns out—quite a bit, especially when you’re trying to entertain both adults and kids at the same time without accidentally ruining anyone’s childhood.

From there, things somehow escalate into a full-blown discussion about parenting in 2026, including tracking your kids with apps like Life360, whether that makes you responsible or creepy, and how one bad Snapchat decision led to a legitimately terrifying story. So yeah, fun AND educational.

But let’s be honest—you’re here for the nonsense.

And nonsense is exactly what you get when the show plays “Press Your Luck,” a game where contestants have seven seconds to answer a simple question… or they have to give out their phone number live on air. One guy fails. Spectacularly. And now somewhere out there, a phone is still vibrating off the table.

We also get into high school reunion dread, the emotional damage of realizing the 2000s were 20 years ago, and the mystery of who keeps deleting Riz from his own high school’s Wikipedia page (seriously, this might be a full-blown conspiracy).

Oh—and just when you think it couldn’t get more uncomfortable, someone writes in with a story about accidentally broadcasting themselves changing clothes to their kid’s friend via a smart screen. That’s right. This daily comedy show covers everything from birthday laughs to accidental crimes against social dignity.

It’s messy, it’s ridiculous, and it’s exactly why you keep coming back to this daily comedy show.

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Today’s episode is exactly what happens when a comedy podcast gets ahold of Coachella band names and absolutely no adult supervision.

The crew dives into a game that should probably never exist again: guessing whether bands are real or completely made up. And here’s the problem—modern band names have gotten so ridiculous that “Diarrhea Planet,” “Horse Girl,” and “Black Moth Super Rainbow” are all REAL… which means our fake ones somehow sound too normal. Things escalate quickly when names like “Velvet Canoe,” “Beef Curtains,” and “Labial Assault” enter the conversation, and suddenly we’re pitching a full-blown fake music festival that honestly might sell out faster than Coachella itself.

Along the way, the show spirals (as it does) into side conversations that make zero sense but feel absolutely necessary. We get into celebrity drama involving Turnstile, break down Nikki Glaser’s very… specific relationship preferences, and somehow transition into early 2000s cartoon nostalgia like it’s a natural progression. (Spoiler: it’s not, but we commit anyway.)

There’s also a healthy dose of Crap on Celebrities, where things range from serious music news to “how did we get here?” faster than you can say “Billy Ocean deep cut.” And yes, we wrap it all up with birthdays, questionable commentary, and a game that forces listeners to risk their dignity for concert tickets—because nothing says comedy podcast like public humiliation for entertainment.

If you came here for a structured, educational experience… you took a wrong turn. But if you’re here for laughs, chaos, and the kind of conversations that feel like your group chat got a radio show, then congratulations—you found your new favorite comedy podcast.

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This episode of The Rizzuto Show is what happens when a comedy podcast accidentally stumbles into true crime, emotional therapy, and elite pizza recommendations… all before noon.

We kick things off with a story that sounds like it belongs on a Netflix documentary: a couple on a dream sailing trip in the Bahamas, a tiny dinghy, and a wife who mysteriously disappears. The husband says it was an accident. The daughter says… absolutely not. The details get weird, the timeline gets sketchy, and suddenly we’re all amateur detectives questioning whether you can, in fact, get away with murder on a dinghy. (Spoiler: probably not, especially when your story makes zero sense.)

Then things take a hard left turn into pure comedy podcast gold as Learn prepares for her Illinois State University Radio Hall of Fame induction. Naturally, instead of heartfelt gratitude, the show delivers a brutally honest, hilariously savage speech that absolutely should not be read in public—but definitely will be considered. Think: roasting professors, classmates, and an entire town in under five minutes. Academic excellence has never been this reckless.

We also break down a real-life underdog political story where a write-in candidate wins a local election against someone facing some… let’s call them “questionable Cub Scout-related accusations.” Democracy is alive, well, and apparently powered by neighborhood drama.

And because no episode is complete without food talk that spirals into obsession, the crew dives into one of the most hyped Italian spots in St. Louis—complete with next-level pizza, confusing dessert flavors that taste like Christmas trees, and the realization that sometimes “fancy” just means “unexpectedly clove-flavored.”

Speaking of cloves… yes, we revisit the chaotic era of clove cigarettes. If you know, you know. If you don’t, imagine willingly smoking potpourri and calling it a personality.

Finally, we land on something weirdly relatable: the “car pause.” That moment where you sit in your parked car for 10–20 minutes just existing before facing reality. Is it therapy? Avoidance? A silent cry for help? Probably all three—and honestly, it might be the healthiest part of your day.

It’s another perfectly unhinged comedy podcast episode packed with weird news, real-life absurdity, and the kind of conversations that make you question how any of us function as adults.

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