Clip chaos for internet-comedy loyalists.
The Shuli Network is a clip-react comedy feed built around The Uncle Rico Show’s live riffs, running grudges, and chat-fueled momentum. It favors messy escalation over polished setup, with recurring bits about Stuttering John, Tier 2 raids, DabbleCon, and oddball side projects like Tan Mom.
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The Shuli Network is a comedy network whose recent center of gravity is The Uncle Rico Show, a live clip-react panel built around Stuttering John material, running feuds, and chat-powered escalation. The show is loose by design. It opens with shout-outs, membership talk, quick insults, and the sense that the panel has already been arguing before the microphones came on. Then a clip package or live John update gives the room something to attack. One detail is enough. A fall while mopping, a cat story, a refused $500, a shower routine, or a car-battery theory can get stretched into a full comic investigation. The format rewards listeners who enjoy callbacks and shared lore. It also rewards patience for chaos, because the best moments often come from interruptions, side comments, and someone in the back adding one more unnecessary detail. Recent episodes repeatedly reference Tier 2 raids, gifted memberships, Discord access, DabbleCon plans, and the chat as a living part of the show rather than a passive audience. The community is not background decoration. It supplies tips, prompts, running names, and the feeling that the show is being assembled in public. Mike Morse and Anthony Zenhauser recur in the panel mix, with Joe and Andy in the back, while Lucy, Lenny, Kaylee, and Tim Stack appear across recent installments. The Tan Mom premiere adds another lane, mixing animation, sketch writing, and the network’s taste for ridiculous premises. Even when the show is promoting memberships or sliding through ad reads, it tends to snap back into ribbing someone nearby. The tone is blunt. It is often mock-outraged, sometimes gleefully petty, and rarely interested in clean transitions. That roughness is the point. The Shuli Network suits listeners who want internet-comedy lore treated like breaking news, with a room full of voices trying to make each other laugh before the next clip lands.
Made for: Best for listeners who follow Stuttering John-adjacent comedy, live YouTube chat culture, roast panels, and recurring internet feuds. It especially suits people who like jokes that build through callbacks rather than clean monologues.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its live, communal pile-on structure: clips, chat, panel interruptions, and member-show rituals all feed the same running bit machine. It feels less produced than assembled in real time, which is exactly where its energy comes from.
The Shuli Network is a network of podcasts featuring organic, in the moment, comedy. Comedian Shuli Egar and friends The Reverend Bob Levy and Mike Morse anchor the flagship Uncle Rico Show, a live, on the spot roast show, dedicated to Stuttering John Melendez. Every Uncle Rico Show the guys are handed a package of Stuttering John clips that they watch and react to in real-time. Never personal, never planned…just funny!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
The Shuli Network turns close-reading, live chat and recurring targets into collaborative roast comedy that keeps finding new angles in tiny details.
The Shuli Network turns clip playback into a crowded-room roast, with Shuli Egar, Mike Morse, Anthony Zenhauser and the crew pausing over details, testing interpretations and building jokes together.
Lenny's soap-free shower logic gets a group hearing, if that's the depth of nonsense you crave.
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A loose year-end catch-up spins sweaty floors, freezer pizzas, cat food, and Dabble Con into comic investigations.
The episode treats a loose year-end catch-up as a string of comic inquiries, each one built from the smallest household detail. Someone slipping while Swiffering turns into a whole discussion of sweaty feet and sliding around, while a stack of Celeste pizzas in the freezer…
A Christmas Eve special that turns Lenny's shower habits into the night's running investigation.
The Uncle Rico Show's Christmas Eve special builds its best running thread around Lenny, turning his shower stories, his no-soap admission, and his faith in salt water into the night's central comic inquiry.
Tan Mom enters animated politics with a Florida Senate campaign fueled by tanning logic and cheerful confusion.
Tan Mom gets an animated series as Mike Morse, Anthony Zenhauser, Tim Stack, Joe, Andy and the wider team turn their pilot scripts into an ongoing run of cartoons.
A loose year-end package turns cats, floor slips, and a suspicious refusal into durable comic evidence.
The second half of The Uncle Rico Show's year-end package leans on one of the program's steadier comic habits: letting a shaky claim get repeated, tested, and embellished until it starts to resemble evidence.
A creepy Stuttering John puppet turns into the panel's best engine for scares, Discord plans, and callbacks.
The Uncle Rico Show gets its best energy from watching a loose panel worry one odd prop into a full run of bits. The Stuttering John puppet starts as a creepy sight gag, then keeps finding new uses: a late-night scare by the studio sofa, talk of a dummy section in Discord, and a…
A chaotic Christmas special where Lenny's alleged soap avoidance becomes the room's favorite holiday investigation.
The Uncle Rico Show's Christmas Eve Spectacular turns holiday cheer into a messy, gleeful inquiry into Lenny's personal habits. Mike Morris, Anthony Zenhauser, Lucy Titebox, and Lenny keep returning to the idea that Lenny does not use soap, while the talk veers through a Jetta,…
A post-gig boast sparks a quick, skeptical audit of grievances, rivals and self-created chaos.
Stuttering John's post-gig boasts give the panel plenty to pick apart. He says the show sold out, people were sent to record him at the gym without consent, and his critics are jealous.
Chaos, jokes, politics, and stubborn hope.
Football arguments with the edges left on.
News, jokes, panic, repeat.
Lenny explains why his Volkswagen needs cardboard by the engine and a door that freezes shut.
John’s cats become a “cat gate” because nobody can produce both animals or explain where they went.
The Uncle Rico Show hosts Shuli Egar, Mike Morse, and others react to new Stuttering John Melendez content, including a cameo where he discusses living in his Mercedes.
The Uncle Rico Show hosts Shuli Egar, Mike Morse, and others react to clips of Stuttering John Melendez recapping his comedy gig.
The Uncle Rico Show opens with a clip of Zen going undercover in a small stoner stream and revealing "I am blazing nothing because I'm a cop." The hosts then watch MJ's Mountain Dew AMP Energy review, where he reads ingredients (50 grams of sugar, vitamin B12) and rates the drink 9.95 out of 10.
The Uncle Rico Show hosts a pregame catch-up session discussing leftover topics from New Year's Eve before moving to tier two content.
The Uncle Rico Show hosts a chaotic Christmas Eve special with banter and holiday greetings.
The hosts introduce the premiere of the Tan Mom Show on TSN, featuring a new NEDS app ad and banter with guest Tim Stack.
The Uncle Rico Show hosts welcome guests and discuss news, promotions, and upcoming shows.
The Uncle Rico Show hosts a live episode where they discuss Stuttering John calling Dr.
Uncle Rico hosts a pregame show for a raid, discussing Stuttering John's recent gig and promoting tier two memberships.
The Uncle Rico Show returns with a new host, discussing Stuttering John's return to YouTube and promoting The Devil Wears Prada 2.