Sarah West Sigmon , Scott Fooshee
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Tomfoolery & Hullabaloo is a family-friendly, clean comedy podcast where curiosity and laughter collide! Each episode blends educational storytelling, fun history, and clever humor to entertain listeners of all ages. From unbelievable true tales to fascinating facts, we make learning feel like play. Perfect for families, teachers, and curious minds, our show keeps things kid-safe, smart, and funny — the ideal companion for road trips, classrooms, or anyone who loves to laugh and learn together.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scott and Sarah turn history, holidays, and family memories into curious conversation shaped by playful disagreement and warm personal detail.
Tomfoolery and Hullabaloo Podcast | Family-Friendly Stories, Clean Comedy, and Curious History turns history and everyday life into a lively exchange between Scott and Sarah.
D.B. Cooper gets Sarah and Scott asking the question you'd yell at the screen: why not arrest him?
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A loose Super Bowl conversation that blends NFL history, team loyalties, and snack-table chatter.
The episode uses Super Bowl week to turn a loose football chat into something broader: NFL origins, team loyalties, and the small rituals that make the event feel worth gathering around.
Museum gossip, art jokes, and one very small painting doing most of the work.
This episode frames the Louvre Heist around a museum caper and the Mona Lisa's odd fame. It keeps a conversational pace, moving from the tiny painting and its long line to the much larger work on the wall behind it, which nobody seems to notice.
A playful electric debate that moves from light bulbs to movie cameras to a classroom circuit.
Sarah and Scott keep the conversation lively by setting Tesla and Edison against each other as a playful debate about invention, electricity, and the old-world style of the late 19th century.
Bigfoot talk turns into a lively argument about names, camping, and a houseguest monster.
Sarah and Scott spend the episode on Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, and the wider cryptozoology debate, and the draw is how fast they turn one creature into a running joke about names, college classes, and who gets to be called a nerd.
Playful family-game chaos with enough nostalgia to make the rules debate land.
Family Game Night settles comfortably into household chaos, moving from board games to mock arguments over rules, memories, and who gets the next turn.
A warm summer chat that turns family memories, dog-name jokes, and Bluey talk into a bucket-list sendoff.
This summer conversation stays close to family memory, with pool days, childhood stretches around grandparents and cousins, and the Cape May trips that give it a lived-in seasonal feel.
A festive, easy back-and-forth built from familiar holiday bits.
This Christmas episode runs on rapid-fire holiday questions, would-you-rather bits, a top 10 Christmas movie list, and the annual Die Hard debate. It keeps a brisk, relaxed pace, with the two hosts trading jokes and moving cleanly from one bit to the next.
A delayed year-in-review that finds the joke in trying to remember what just happened.
Tomfoolery and Hullabaloo uses a delayed January year-in-review to look back on 2025 with the show’s usual mix of insight and nonsense. The premise is easy to relate to: the hosts try to reconstruct the year after the fact, pulling it together from the moments that mattered and…
Joe Rogan's marathon one-on-one talks, from UFC judging debates to Bob Lazar's UFO claims.
Bateman, Hayes, and Arnett riff, then talk shop with guests like Adam Sandler.
Peter Sagal leads NPR's live news quiz, pairing celebrity guests with listener call-in games.
Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.
Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.
The hosts explore fascinating Winter Olympics stories, from underdog tales like the Jamaican bobsled team and Eddie the Eagle to scandals like Nancy Kerrigan's attack.
The hosts start with their own spy obsessions, from Harriet the Spy to James Bond's gadgets.
Sarah and Scott kick things off with Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti.
Real tree or fake tree?
In this Halloween special, the hosts share personal costume memories, spooky stories like a haunted German castle, and delve into the history of the Salem witch trials.
Tomfoolery and Hullabaloo Podcast frames “Vanished!” around disappearance stories, beginning with joking would-you-rather questions about the Bermuda Triangle, the Himalayas, and being remembered as a mystery.
The hosts open by turning Super Bowl week into the excuse to talk football.
Tomfoolery and Hullabaloo opens with a family game night setup and a promise of board-game chaos.
The hosts open their 17th episode with a Thanksgiving welcome.
The hosts reflect on 2025 with rapid-fire questions, personal anecdotes, and humorous segments including mispronounced words and quirky news stories.
Sarah and Scott open with Tesla and Edison.
The episode pivots from museum banter to a real Louvre heist in Paris, where four masked people used a boom lift, angle grinders, and motorbikes to steal crown jewels valued at 88 million euros.
Summer arrives hot.
Generational labels get messy fast.
Tomfoolery and Hullabaloo heads to San Antonio.
The hosts discuss the recent moon mission and share their personal introductions to space through movies like Apollo 13.
A family-friendly comedy podcast episode where hosts humorously discuss facts and misconceptions about Mount Everest.
A family-friendly comedy podcast episode where hosts humorously discuss what they would bring on a trip to Mars.
The hosts discuss the Masters golf tournament, its history, and personal memories, blending sports talk with family-friendly humor.
A family-friendly comedy podcast where hosts Sarah and Scott play Would You Rather and discuss legacy, memory, and the movie Coco.
A family-friendly comedy podcast where hosts play a travel-themed 'Would You Rather' game, debating solo trips versus traveling with a celebrity.
A family-friendly comedy podcast episode featuring silly segments like 'Would You Rather,' bad news about a goat, and a debate on the rudest animal.
A family-friendly comedy podcast featuring a humorous debate about whether cereal is soup.
Scott and Sarah discuss weird laws from around the world, play would-you-rather, and debate in a family-friendly comedy format.
Hosts Scott and Sarah engage in witty banter and a 'would you rather' debate, blending clean comedy with curious facts.