Podcasts about national concert day

If you've ever answered your door and immediately regretted it… congratulations, you're already emotionally prepared for this episode.We kick things off with what might be the most aggressively awkward sales pitch in history: a pest control guy rolling up on a Segway, calling people “big man,” and somehow making things worse with every sentence. It quickly turns into a full-blown breakdown of door-to-door etiquette—like, is 7pm too late to knock? And how fast is too fast to slam the door in someone's face?From there, the show pivots (hard) into National Concert Day, which triggers a flood of stories ranging from “that was awesome” to “I think I lost blood and dignity.” The crew debates mosh pits, crowd surfing, and whether filming concerts has officially ruined the experience… or if we're just old now.Then comes the real chaos: a 17-year-old wants to drive to Chicago for a concert. On a school night. With a questionable plan. And suddenly the entire show becomes a live parenting intervention. Do you let them go for the “adventure,” or do you step in before it turns into a true crime podcast?We also hit celebrity chaos, music debates (including the greatest guitar solos ever), and somehow end up arguing about shock rock like it's a courtroom case.It's messy, it's hilarious, and it's exactly what you expect from a daily comedy show that thrives on real-life nonsense. Whether you're here for the stories, the arguments, or just to feel better about your own decisions, this daily comedy show delivers.So buckle up, ignore the Segway guy at your door, and enjoy another completely reasonable episode of your favorite daily comedy show.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 Rizzuto Show kicks off with something simple — rain. But because it's this crew, that quickly spirals into a full conversation about muddy dogs, accidental tornado sirens, and the eternal question: is there actually a giant red button somewhere… or are we all just trusting computers a little too much?From there, things take a sharp left turn (as they do) into one of the most uncomfortable “what would you do” debates yet — if you see a pregnant stranger smoking and drinking, do you say something… or mind your business? The answers range from “absolutely intervene” to “I'm leaving immediately and judging silently for the rest of my life,” which honestly feels about right for this group.We kick things off with what might be the most aggressively awkward sales pitch in history: a pest control guy rolling up on a Segway, calling people “big man,” and somehow making things worse with every sentence. It quickly turns into a full-blown breakdown of door-to-door etiquette—like, is 7pm too late to knock? And how fast is too fast to slam the door in someone's face?From there, the show pivots (hard) into National Concert Day, which triggers a flood of stories ranging from “that was awesome” to “I think I lost blood and dignity.” The crew debates mosh pits, crowd surfing, and whether filming concerts has officially ruined the experience… or if we're just old now.Then comes the real chaos: a 17-year-old wants to drive to Chicago for a concert. On a school night. With a questionable plan. And suddenly the entire show becomes a live parenting intervention. Do you let them go for the “adventure,” or do you step in before it turns into a true crime podcast?We also hit celebrity chaos, music debates (including the greatest guitar solos ever), and somehow end up arguing about shock rock like it's a courtroom case. Waymo vehicles have officially rolled into St. Louis… kind of. They've got drivers behind the wheel for now, which raises the obvious question: are these cars actually autonomous, or just pretending until they figure things out?Naturally, the conversation spirals into whether we trust robots more than humans (honestly… debatable), and what happens when these cars encounter real-world chaos like emergency vehicles. Spoiler: freezing in front of a fire station is apparently not ideal.“Just The Two of Us” turns into the most unintentionally intense brand showdown imaginable. We're talking ketchup debates that get way too passionate, bottled water loyalty, cookie choices, and one absolutely wild gas station answer that derails everything. From there, it's a rollercoaster of Gatorade flavors, tire brands, movies, sunglasses, and laundry detergent — because apparently this is what peak competition looks like now.Things escalate when energy drinks divide the room (Red Bull vs. Monster turns into a full-on identity crisis), yogurt brands confuse everyone over the age of 12, and a toilet paper debate somehow becomes personal. By the time mayonnaise brands hit the table, it's less of a game and more of a psychological breakdown.This comedy podcast is everything you expect from The Rizzuto Show — loud opinions, questionable logic, accidental comedy gold, and just enough real-world relevance to make you wonder if we're all doomed… or just entertained on the way down.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/RizzShow11 felony counts: Florida woman accused of running over, killing baby ducklingsFlorida man confesses to killing, eating his pet peacocks after dispute with neighbor, court records showThermos Recalls 8.2 Million Jars And Bottles—Check If Yours Are AffectedAmazon driver caught in vile act outside of customer's SoCal homeBetween Life And Death—Waymo Robotaxis Are Blocking Emergency VehiclesDietitians Explain What ‘Fart Salad' Really Does to Your GutSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

May 5, 2026 Hour 2 - Eli Zaret. National Concert Day, what is the best concert you've ever been too? Eli Zaret talks Detroit sports.

What is your favorite concert you have ever been to? 

May 5th may be National Concert Day, but the summer months will be filled with opportunities to attend live music performances. This week, Sarah and Tennille are giving tips for planning and having great concert experiences.

The Migs Report. Today is National Teacher Day, Two Different Color Shoes Day, Punky Brewster Day, and National Concert Day. The gang share their favorite concerts. 

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Tonight! C-kore and Pinky sit down and recap there week before talking about the 12 year old who drove 800 miles before being pulled over, The troubles in Oakland with the teenage robberies on Bart, Aftershock announcements, How its always best to stretch before you commit an armed robbery, Live Nation has great deals for National Concert Day, Ghost is still dealing with lawsuits from former band mates and of coarse they talk about which Records are hitting the stores, We Say Good Bye, What You Spinning?, Whats happening in the Charts, Also let you know What concerts are coming to Northern California in the HELLRZZR CLOTHING Marquee. Tonight's show features music from 18 Visions, Papa Roach, Starset, Seether, Korn, Mastodon, New Day Dawn, Krosphyer, While She Sleeps, Pop Evil, Memphis May Fire, and Cold Kingdom.

This week on the show, your hosts Sean Chin and Mehek Seyid talk about a $100 million law suit slapped onto Fyre Festival, Live Nation’s ‘National Concert Day”, festivals running out of headliners, Trumpcare, Kanye... The post 142: Fashion Drones appeared first on LIVE IN LIMBO.

May Day! May day! We dance around the Maypole this morning as we welcome in the month of May, Motown the Musical is coming to town and we have your chance to win tickets, it's National Concert Day, What's Trending Now, and GHOSTED! Hear it all ON DEMAND, powered by Empower Federal Credit Union! 00:00 - May day 03:18 - Update 05:55 - Motown the Musical 08:28 - Guess the Year! 11:48 - Update 15:25 - Hollywood Highlights 1 20:03 - Update 24:23 - Malarkey 28:17 - National Concert Day 1 31:31 - Update 35:40 - What's Trending Now? 40:14 - Update 43:19 - GHOSTED! 50:07 - Update 54:13 - National Concert day 2 56:11 - Napper-cizing 58:22 - National Concert Day 3 61:12 - Hollywood Highlights 2 Coming up Tuesday/BYE!!!

We clear the air with Brett Kissel himself about what happened with the mic and the crazy crowd at Rogers Place singing the anthem. Plus, it's National Concert Day so we spun the Wheel of Country 3 times and talked about your all time favorite concert. And happy B-day to Tim McGraw! 

Ralphie on Twitter: twitter.com/ralphieaversa Billy Corgan writes songs for The Smashing Pumpkins. He writes storylines for the wrestling outfit TNA Impact. And now the 48 year-old front man, with the help of friend and tour-mate Marilyn Manson, will attempt to re-write the discussion for how we look at Veterans who serve our country. The Pumpkins and Manson will kick off a tour this summer, and at each stop, there will be a campaign roll-out for "New Beginnings: Reaching America's Vets." During Live Nation's "National Concert Day," Corgan and Colonel David W. Sutherland, U.S. Army (Ret.) talked about the partnership between the band and the Easter Seals Dixon Center.

Ralphie on Twitter: twitter.com/ralphieaversa Making the media rounds during Live Nation’s “National Concert Day,” Tinashe explained to “Ralphie Tonight” how she found out that her 2015 calendar would be changing... but in the end, it all worked out.