The Rod Ryan Show is a weekday radio show podcast broadcast from Houston, Texas. This is the podcast version of The Rod Ryan Morning Show. Rod has been a radio host since he graduated college, hosting shows in New Orleans before joining Houston radio in 2004. His cohosts include former sports anchor Tessa Barrera and iHeartRadio producer Alex Middleton. Together, they discuss everything from celebrity news to why naps are good for one's health. It's a fun and fast-paced chat show, with new episodes arriving weekday mornings.
In each episode, the podcast team discusses the latest news, sharing funny stories and personal updates. In one episode, the team might try making a recipe that's proved popular on TikTok. The more ridiculous the recipe, the better. In another episode of The Rod Ryan Show, they'll debate the best snacks on a road trip.
There are extra podcast episodes involving listeners as well as the whole radio show. The "Read My Lips Game" invites two listeners to play against each other. Each listener must choose a host to compete for them. Listeners suggest words that one host must lip-read to the other host. Dramatic music plays as they struggle to lip-read random words such as "Pickle Whisper."
Another contest is the "Fresh Outta Bed Head to Head Challenge." This time, two players must play against each other in this entertaining radio game. It's a question-and-answer game where whoever shouts the answer first wins the point.
One amusing segment is "Fun Facts of the Day." The format is simple. In under five minutes, Rod shares daily facts with the rest of the team. The facts are always completely random. Who knew that cans of Coca-Cola float in water due to their sugar content? Or that turning up the collars on polo shirts helps protect one's neck from the sun?
The Rod Ryan Show podcast provides all the entertainment from this lively daily radio show. Rod and his team debate hilarious facts, play games, and share funny stories. Episodes last about two hours, and listeners can expect plenty of humor.
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