Best Brows in the Biz | Kerber’s Eyebrows, Chiweenie Puppies & Comedy Show Chaos - Video

Who’s got the Best Brows in the Biz? The Rizzuto Show settles it — and Chris Kerber takes the crown in spectacular (and slightly chaotic) fashion.

From eyebrow debates to eyebrow jealousy, the room spirals fast... and that’s before the chiweenie puppies show up.

Today’s episode of our St. Louis daily comedy show jumps from completely wholesome to absolute insanity:

• We spoke with the voice of the St Louis Blues, Chris Kerber. Do you agree that he has the best brows in the business?
• The crew meets tiny chiweenie puppies named Terrence who nearly get smuggled home in pockets
• A wild listener email claims Moon is a better host than Riz
• The gang reacts to AI deepfake apps targeting students
• A woman known as “Kinky Kelly” goes on an unhinged “pee spree” for OnlyFans content
• The team breaks down Lane Kiffin drama, fans chasing his car, and the college football playoff chaos
• Plus: Montana vs. Topanga Canyon retirement dreams, snow-on-your-grill photo rants, and a brutal round of “Who Are You Keeping?” (Aerosmith vs. Van Halen… and it gets messy)

It’s classic Rizz Show energy — sarcastic humor, weird news, unpredictable debates, and the perfect amount of comedy show nonsense.

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Daily Show Notes:

Florida city named best for retirement. What to know about Orlando

'Passed out drunk': Raccoon breaks into ABC store

Costco pursues sixth St. Louis-area store

Florissant cop admits to stealing nude photos from 20 women

"Kinki Kelli" Headed To Jail For Pee Spree | The Smoking Gun

IRS agents will be required to watch OnlyFans to determine if content fits ‘no tax on tips’ criteria | The Independent

The deepfake dilemma: New challenges protecting students, confidentiality

Study: Early adolescent smartphone use linked to depression, obesity, insufficient sleep | AAP News | American Academy of Pediatrics

Colleges are using AI tools to analyze admissions essays, applications | AP News