Fast rants from an overstuffed ordinary day.
LMNOPodcast is Stu McAllister’s rapid, unvarnished monologue about whatever has annoyed, amused, or distracted him lately. Dogs wander through the room, errands become ordeals, and small local observations can spiral into long comic grievances.
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LMNOPodcast is a fast, scruffy monologue show about the daily things that should be minor and somehow never are. Stu McAllister turns a normal week into a running inventory of annoyances, errands, pets, weather, bad timing, local comedy, sports, and whatever else wanders across his screen. The episodes often begin inside the room with him. Dogs are on the couch, cats are somewhere suspicious, and a half-broken piece of technology may already be testing his patience. Then the story starts moving. A snowblower that only needed gas becomes a whole neighborhood operation, complete with sidewalks, parked cars, resentment, and grudging helpfulness. A small comedy festival becomes a rant about scale, ambition, submission fees, and whether anyone thought the thing through. A dating gripe can turn into a broader complaint about standards, loneliness, and people not being honest with themselves. A movie trailer can send him into nostalgia, annoyance, and reluctant curiosity within the same breath. The show is not carefully segmented. It feels more like sitting near a comedian after work while every little frustration from the day keeps finding another branch. That loose structure is the point. McAllister’s comic engine is repetition, escalation, and the belief that an ordinary inconvenience deserves a full hearing. He can sound annoyed at nearly everything, then suddenly become warm about a listener’s Christmas card, a friend’s card project, or the comfort of having a dog close by. The pets matter. Squigglybutt, Posy Dog, Josie Dog, Cow, and Larry give the show a domestic chorus, even when they are just sitting nearby or causing trouble off-mic. Sports and comedy recur too, especially football talk, local shows, Patreon extras, and friends’ creative projects. The tone is blunt and heavily adult, but the subject matter is usually grounded in household life, work stress, media chatter, and local irritations. It is a comedy podcast for people who like loose stories more than polished bits. The best moments come when a small practical problem swells into a whole worldview. LMNOPodcast is messy by design, quick on its feet, and funnier when it sounds like it has outrun its own plan.
Made for: For listeners who like cranky, conversational comedy about pets, errands, work, sports, local oddities, and minor disasters. It fits people who prefer raw momentum over polished studio neatness.
What sets it apart: The show’s texture comes from how little distance there is between daily life and the bit: dogs, cats, mail, snow, work gear, comedy gossip, and stray articles all compete for attention in real time.
The LMNOPodcast is comedian Stu McCallister going over the day's events, Facebook fights and interviews with guests. New podcast go up every Mon and Thurs!Podcasts are generally 60 min or less so they are easy to listen to and enjoy."It's a good podcast."-Stu McCallister
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Stu McAllister turns pets, work hassles, local curiosities and passing opinions into an unfiltered comic account of everyday life.
LMNOPodcast turns Stu McAllister's day into a running comic monologue, with pets wandering through the opening and ordinary irritations supplying the momentum.
Stu McAllister asks how your day went, then the snowblower becomes a neighborhood ethics committee.
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A snow day rant that turns driveway work and stubborn cleanup into comic momentum.
The episode settles into the domestic clutter McAllister's show does well, with dogs on the couch, cats on the computer bag, and a Thursday check-in that keeps drifting across the day, work, and the snow closing in.
A couch-full Monday rant that turns dogs, work, and Cassopolis into one long gripe.
The episode opens on Stu McAllister at home with Squigglybutt, Poseydog, Cowcat, and the ever-uncertain Larry crowded onto the couch, then drifts into a Monday check-in on December 8, 2025, his 5-0, and the familiar advice to have a beer, go to bed, and face Tuesday.
A blanket-covered Posy sparks a loose comic run through Star Wars, dating, football cards, and Houdini Cards.
Posy under a blanket gives the episode its first comic shape, turning a small domestic image into a grievance about Star Wars: too many characters, too many side stories, and the half-serious wish that Luke Skywalker could simply stop aging.
A storm, a broken van, and PBR beer cheese send a Thursday check-in into a crooked comedy spiral.
A Thursday check-in drifts through pet suspicion, storm chatter, work frustration, beer-cheese news, and podcast plugs with the feel of a conversation that keeps finding stranger side roads.
A loose Thursday ramble turns dogs, work, and guarded Happy Gilmore 2 curiosity into easy comic mileage.
A missed Thursday workday becomes a shaggy comic check-in about the dogs, Dippin' Dot work, and a wary curiosity around Happy Gilmore 2. Stu McAllister is best when he lets a small annoyance keep expanding until it turns into a bit: Lily's squiggly butt, the recurring Finger…
Plainspoken life advice that keeps wandering into jokes.
Creative work, personal stories and affectionate interruptions.
Peter Sagal leads NPR's live news quiz, pairing celebrity guests with listener call-in games.
A stranger calls. Chris Gethard listens. Anything can surface.
Comedian Stu McAllister records a solo episode on December 26, 2020, detailing his unexpected week off from selling Dippin' Dots.
Comedian Stu McAllister hosts a solo episode from Grand Rapids, Michigan, on May 15, 2020.
Comedian Stu McCallister rants about a non-loading article, introduces his dog Josie, and sets up a humorous discussion of daily events.
Comedian Stu McCallister chats about his day, his dogs, and the weather in a humorous, off-the-cuff style.
Comedian Stu McCallister rants about his dogs and daily annoyances in a humorous, off-the-cuff style.
Comedian Stu McCallister rants about his day, his pets, and the date, with a humorous call to celebrate 'Touch Yourself Tuesday'.
McAllister opens from the couch with the dogs.
Stu McAllister opens with the dogs piling onto the couch.
Stu McAllister opens with Posy under a blanket.
Stu McAllister describes a Monday spent searching LinkedIn, Indeed, Monster, and Costco listings after realizing a brand-ambassador job involved handing out liquor samples.
On Thursday, November 27, 2020, Stu McAllister records from home after eating soup, watching the Lions lose to the Packers, and watching the Cowboys beat the Chiefs.