This episode of the The Rizzuto Show is basically what happens when a seriously talented musician walks into a room full of people who cannot stay on topic… and somehow it works perfectly.

We’re joined by St. Louis native Lizzie Weber, fresh off the release of her new album Wraiths in the Wake, and things get deep fast. We’re talking ghosts—not the “boo!” kind, but the emotional baggage kind. The stuff that follows you around while you’re trying to grow up, move forward, and not completely spiral. You know… relatable.

This comedy podcast somehow manages to balance real artistic insight with complete nonsense, including a heated (and very unnecessary) debate about Radiohead fans that absolutely no one asked for—but you’re getting anyway. Lizzy shares the story of the concert that changed her life, the creative process behind building a full narrative album, and what it actually takes to survive as an independent artist when budgets are tight and expectations are high.

And when we say DIY, we mean DIY. Filming your own music videos, editing them yourself, and yes—occasionally trespassing on farmland for the perfect shot. That’s called commitment. Or a future court date. We’ll see.

Of course, because it’s a comedy podcast, things spiral into:

• Tool fandom getting aggressively passionate
• Brett Michaels catching stray compliments
• Concert experiences that borderline changed people’s personalities
• And a live in-studio performance that shuts everyone up (rare moment, honestly)

By the end of the episode, we’ve learned that great music comes from chaos, ghosts are apparently metaphorical (disappointing), and the best advice in the industry might still be: just go play shows.

If you like your comedy podcast with a side of real talk, live music, and occasional emotional damage, this one’s for you.

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