Petty grievances, late-night static, real laughs.
ANNOYED turns annoyance into a loose, rowdy hangout, often by calling Priscilla and letting the night unravel from there. The show moves fast through drinking stories, dating frustration, scooters, holiday bits, comedy plans, and whatever small irritation suddenly becomes the whole point.
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ANNOYED treats annoyance as a social activity. The show is framed like late-night radio, with station IDs, donation reminders, holiday intros, and the occasional sense that the broadcast is being assembled while the microphone is already hot. That looseness is the point. Episodes often turn into calls with Priscilla, whose presence gives the show its most reliable rhythm: check in, get distracted, confess too much, laugh, correct the record, and somehow end up planning food, comedy, or another night out. A small irritation rarely stays small. Bad Wi-Fi becomes part of the scene. A scooter repair becomes a debate about fear, freedom, and back roads. A St. Patrick's Day greeting turns into drinking talk, beach sunsets, baking, exercise classes for seniors, and whether a fake exercise instructor can still be useful. The single-life episodes are frank about dating, bodies, loneliness, and wanting fun without pretending any of it is graceful. Holiday episodes push the show toward carols, fundraisers, and intoxicated candor. Other installments wander through shark attacks, motorcycles, piercings, scary movies, King Egg Roll, Lee's Sandwiches, stage time, and comedy nights. The humor is not polished-club tight. It is conversational, recursive, and comfortable getting stuck on a phrase until the phrase gets funnier. The show also has a local-radio scrappiness that matters: Los Gatos, Santa Cruz, Portland, and San Jose drift through as lived-in coordinates rather than branding. ANNOYED works best for people who enjoy a chaotic hangout with blunt jokes, affectionate bickering, and real-time self-correction. It is not trying to sound clean. It is trying to sound alive.
Made for: For comedy listeners who like loose phone-call banter, radio texture, and adults being candid about dating, drinking, aging, and bad decisions. It especially fits anyone who prefers messy conversational momentum over polished interviews.
What sets it apart: ANNOYED stands out by letting irritation stay messy instead of packaging it into tidy punchlines. The recurring calls, station-booth texture, comedy references, and sudden emotional pivots make it feel more like overheard friendship than a standard comedy panel.
Get annoyed—in the best way possible.Bay Area comedy powerhouse Susan Maletta hosts ANNOYED, a late-night comedy show exploring everything that grinds our gears and how we laugh our way through it. Each episode dives into Susan’s biggest pet peeves, backed by real articles on anger management, followed by hilarious interviews with local comedians sharing their own triggers and how they deal.Past guests include Prisilla Torres, Ed Black, and Faco—and every week promises a new round of unfiltered rants, raw advice, and unrelenting laughs.Listen live Tuesday nights at 11 PM on KPCR 92.9 FM in Los Gatos, KMRT 1...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Susan Mileta and Priscilla turn everyday complaints into candid comedy, with self-awareness repeatedly complicating the grievance.
ANNOYED turns irritation into conversational fuel. Susan Mileta regularly calls Priscilla, then lets complaints about aging, dating, public behavior, drinking, and dangerous driving expand into candid riffs.
Susan Maletta calls Priscilla, and suddenly you're invested in a scooter that won't go fast enough.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A hungover, half-broken call that keeps turning into a laugh.
The episode comes off as a frazzled phone call, with the connection cutting out, the speaker hungover, and the reminders about cussing fitting an 11 PM Tuesday slot that still leaves room for some sexual talk.
A holiday check-in that moves from sobriety jokes to beach sunsets and exercise riffs without losing its easy, human rhythm.
The segment starts like a holiday check-in and keeps finding its way into more ordinary ground: sobriety, a beach sunset after work, the unease around DUI checkpoints, and the easy back-and-forth that gives it a lived-in feel.
A loose, funny radio call that moves from weed and scooters to motorcycle worry and a horror-movie gag.
This call with Priscilla stays lively by jumping from weed and drinks to scooters, motorcycle worry, and a horror-movie nose-ring gag. Its appeal is less about a clean arc than about how naturally the back-and-forth keeps finding the next small irritation or joke.
Live call-in radio that moves from Castaway tears to dating-app chaos.
Annoyed with Susan Mileta moves with the loose, overheard energy of live call-in radio, shifting from station business to whatever a caller is feeling next.
A tired road rant that widens into a sharp complaint about public obliviousness.
Susan Maletta turns a tired night on the road into a sharp complaint about traffic, bad driving, and the small public blind spots that can make someone narrate everything out loud.
Tiny discomforts, argued until they crack.
Fast jokes, weird news, zero polish.
The host gets Priscilla on the line, and the first issue is the connection.
The host calls Priscilla on St.
The episode opens on Pirate Cat Radio and calls Priscilla almost immediately.
Annoyed with Susan Mileta opens on Pirate Cat Radio with a fundraiser pitch.
Two hosts get drunk and reminisce about a previous hilarious episode, planning to smoke weed and listen to it.
A drunk host rambles about Christmas and promotes a radio station fundraiser.
A lighthearted conversation about salad preferences and ingredients between two radio hosts.
A radio station ID segment promoting Pirate Cat Radio's frequencies in Los Gatos, Santa Cruz, and Portland with humorous local stereotypes.
Radio host Susan Mileta introduces and calls comedian Iris Benson for an interview on her show Annoyed.
Susan Maletta opens with the Pirate Cat Radio roll call and says Annoyed is where she works through the things that bug her and tries to find a fix before she goes completely crazy.