Hello folks! I work as an echocardiographer at a hospital. On a daily basis I visit multiple patients and their families in their rooms. For months I have been greeting everyone with “Hello Folks” and today It was finally reciprocated with “let’s go folks”! We then had a great time laughing and talking about the show. Nate, Aaron and Back Scratcher- keep up the good work! Your show brings complete strangers together!
Hello from Atlanta, GA. Nateland has helped me get through sleepless nights and post-partum baby blues. It is exactly what I needed after the birth of my first child, a pandemic baby, because we couldn't have visitors in the hospital and felt otherwise very lonely. Thanks for the laughs and please don't quit making great content.
My very first comment on youtube after many years of viewing. This urge to write this has been so profound, I finally gave in! My husband is a huge fan of all of you and especially Nate. He has turned into a broken record of repeating random parts of Nates specials and intertwining them in our lives. We play them on repeat multiple evenings every week! He feels like Nate could be his best friend! You have given us so many laughs and help us feel cozy at home. He also swears he almost ran into you year and years ago in Tennessee. I come to you now, with my very first youtube comment, to ask you to give my husband, David, a shout out. He listens to every one of your shows on Nateland. He puts his headphones in on his long drives for work. Tells me about them later that evening. I'm also pretty sure he would love me forever and ever if you somehow see this and mention him! He loves when you guys review the comments :) He was a marine for 12 years, an amazing husband, wonderful father, currently works for the VA, and secretly wants to be nates best friend! Thank you so much for reading Edit: I guess adding this part counts as my second comment! Just wanted to add that he has zero idea that I am asking for a shout out! So if by some grace of god you mention him he will get the surprise of a life time! Thanks again :)
Fun fact: I don't really like podcasts and this is the only one I listen to. I listen every week! It's the highlight of my week! My coworkers think I'm crazy because I'm always cracking up to myself at the rants Nate goes on about and Aaron and Bonzai just have to wait for Nate's fuze to burn out. Keep it up guys!
I was watching the live episode with my Dad, and he said to me. "Aaron is younger than you and already has his life together. He's married, seems responsible". I told him he paid for a gym membership for 4 years without ever going once, except to cancel. His response, "That's a responsible decision".
So my wife and I drove from Memphis and just left Nates show in Tupelo and he was AMAZING!! Nate, I was the tall bald guy on the 4th row that yelled out “Let’s go folks” at the end and you pointed at me! That hour was just as good if not better than both your Netflix specials. My wife laughed the entire time and afterwards she said “He’s funny. I see now why you listen to him every week!” Leanne was a hoot too. She’s very funny. Thanks for the laughs and can’t wait to hear another new hour.
Nateland | Ep #57 - Aaron's Alaskan Vacation These episodes never fail to make me laugh, not only while listening, but for days and weeks later. Tip of the cap to Baguette for keeping Nate on topic, and to Aaron for holding it together sometimes. I'm glad I ran into the Instagram post last year of Aaron comparing a million to a billion dollars. It's been a heck of a ride! P.S. You guys inspired me to grab tickets to Zanies on my last trip to Nashville. It was my buddy's bachelor party, and we had a blast (shout out to Sam Morril). Thank you and let's go, folks!
I was hysterically laughing during Nate’s reasoning for why it should be pronounced valid-itity instead of validity. After I recovered I remembered it a few minutes and started laughing again, just in time for Nate to try and pronounce podiatrist. I lost it! Just fantastic! Thank you all for continuing to be the bright spot in my Wednesdays.
My favorite part of the show is definitely when Aaron and Bathsheba have to tell Nate how to pronounce common words. You guys spoiled me this week with "validity" and "podiatrist" in the same episode! Keep up the great work and God bless!
Nate brought back memories when he said he was performing in Tupelo, Mississippi. I roofed houses in Mississippi in 1972 and we were doing a job on an apartment complex in Tupelo. No safety gear back then except cleats and two-by-fours nailed into the roof. One of my cleats broke lose and I slid down the roof before getting a grip about a foot from the edge. Had I fallen off this 5-6 story roof I'm fairly sure I'd have died. I received my draft notice the very next day and I decided God was sending me a message. Enlisted in the Air Force and served for 31 years with no regrets.
Alaska was my first duty station in the Army. After living there a while, you resent seeing the Aarons of the world on line for seconds at The Salmon Bake. That was over a decade ago and now I’m a gout survivor.
Every week gets better and better. I know one week you guys didn’t even talk about the state that was the topic. This week it took until 1:14:05 to finally even mention Alaska in a video that’s 1:59:45 long. Gotta love it.
I was sitting in traffic yesterday when the car infront of me hesitated to go when the light turned green, I unreluctantly found myself yelling, "LETS GO, FOLKS!" I immediately knew that was it, I'm in it... Love the show guys, thanks for the laughs!
the exchange between nate and aaron after the kangaroo jack story was gold. followed by the comment about not liking movies where other people had a good time was PRICELESS!
Hello Folks, Hello Nate, Aaron, and Bothered. I made a friend who recently moved here to Hawaii, but was having a hard time finding a place to stay. I let him stay at my studio apartment the night before he moved to Austin. I turned on your latest podcast to watch on RUclips and was pleasantly surprised when he responded, "Hey, you're one of the folks? I love Nateland." We got folks in different area codes promoting the podcast. LET'S GO FOLKS!!!
Hello folks! As a Rhode Islander, I never get to wonder how many of my state would fit into a place because no one ever seems to fail to include that information in a story. For example, the news has informed me that the biggest fire in Oregon WAS a third the size of Rhode Island, but is now more than half the size of Rhode Island. And whenever a piece of ice breaks off some glacier, it’s always “bigger than the state of Rhode Island!” Whatever. We apparently have over 200 Dunkies though, which is good because coffee is important and the idea of driving over 20 minutes for an errand is anathema to us. Anyway, this is an amazing podcast. I love valididity, and hope to use it often. P.S. Pretty sure Bortles is my spirit podcaster because I too want the Iditarod dog’s autograph and am often worried.
Oh no. Once you realize the camera is off centered it's difficult to not notice it. Aaron has way more screen room on than Nate does. They might have done it because Aaron leans back way more than Nate does.
I've recently moved to Alaska and probably my favorite thing ever is it's legal for people to ride 4 wheelers and dirt bikes on the side of the road. And there's moose just walking around neighborhoods and crossing highways. It's a whole different world up here. On a side note, Sarah Palin comes into my work regularly and I was caught off guard! I hope to see you guys in Alaska someday! Let's go folks!!
This morning, I was sitting at the kitchen table with my 5-year old son playing nearby shooting his dart nerf gun. He hit the target and shouted LET’S GO! and I almost spit out my coffee. I then proceeded to say folks immediately to myself. Anytime I watch / listen to Nate, I’m always reminded of my first exposure to his comedy, which was actually on a different podcast by Moshe Kasher called Hound Tall Discussion Series. The episode was on Time Travel, and I’m not sure if Nate remembers this, but they get right into the topic and Nate’s first words as a member of the panel when Moshe asks him what he thinks are “This is a lot”. He also makes a hilarious comment about the other comedian’s use of the phrase “pet passion”. I was hooked on Nate’s comedy from that point forward, and was lucky enough to see him live at my local comedy club at the mall in Syracuse, NY. Please come back to Syracuse!
Ive enjoyed the Netflix comedy specials. Nate, Aaron and Bartholomew are the best. I just started the podcast and am listening to the new and one old every night. Thank you all, and my man Brian for real Appreciate you all!
Nate - New movies are just repeats of old movies! Also Nate - I loved this Madea movie (of which there are 400)! You know what I miss? Hitting children in the face! Love the show!!
Hello, let’s go folks! My girlfriend went into labor and on the way to the hospital she couldn’t stand the sound of her own agonizing groans, so she told me to put on some “background noise.” I came to RUclips and clicked on the first podcast in my Watch Later playlist, and after 20 minutes of watching this episode she asked me, “what are they even talking about?” The only response I could think of in the moment was, “well, I mean nothing really…” Needless to say she looked confused and went back to groaning and dealing with the pain, and I went back to listening to the best podcast about nothing! Thanks for the many laughs guys!
Hello folks. I love the grief that Nate gives Blart but I think even more than that, I love when Nate will poke fun of Aaron for his "lavish" and "luxuriant" upbringing.
To avoid the waterboard-level torture of listening to someone tell a long story about their kid, here’s the short version: The wife & I are in the den watching Nateland, our 3 year old daughter, youngest of her 3 brothers, is nearing a cat 3 tantrum, relentlessly asking daddy to come upstairs to the playroom to play kitchen. Skip ahead to: kitchenette now in the den, a toddler-quake of Reelfoot magnitude following my repeated attempts at stalling “Your dinner is getting cold daddy!”, toddler glances at TV and says “Daddy, are you watching PANGUIN?” Hilarious for 2 reasons: #1: We are west Tennesseeans, hailing from Atoka (shouts to T county!), where the pronunciation of the first syllable in penguin is unanimously “PING”….#TeamNateAndWorriedBiffTannen #2: We love babies so much that this is our 4th, meaning we haven’t touched this kid’s baby book since the day we brought her home from the hospital. I wasn’t sure she even had one. Proud to report that she did, and now our Nateland-quoting princess now has at least one “memory” in her baby book.
You know that corny joke about the pickle saying he's a pretty big dill? That's just how Nate says "deal." Just thought I'd bring it up since I can't un-notice it.
Hello folks! Hi Aaron, Nate and baby beluga! I just got back from the grocery store. My five year old celebrated me returning my cart with a "Let's Goooo!". I pretty sure it's a coincidence but since I don't have to be afraid of any of your language or topics of discussion sometimes I do listen to you guys when she's around. I can't wait for the Idaho episode!
I have been commenting "Let's go folks!" on my favorite athletes Instagram when everyone else posts "Let's go!" Or "LFG". I have had no replies and no likes. One day I dream to cross internet paths with another Folk.
The only thing that gives you more of a rush than learning how to land an airplane by yourself on the fly, is that feeling of throwing a bunch of dudes out of a plane.
In the same episode, Nate talks about how his fake word is better than the real word (validity), then how a real word is better than his fake word (podiatrist). Genius at work.
Folks!! Hello! Let’s go!! Welcome!!! It’s me Cory, Nate, Aaron and Best Buy! Thanks for ruining my Wednesday. Wednesdays are normally my least favorite day, I drive a lot and have no service where I go. This podcast used to be available on Apple at 4 in the morning! That’s when I leave my house. I just download and go. And here lately it’s been later and later, but still soon enough to download before I’m too far out. But not this time. I blame Bacon Bagel, but I forgive you and still love you guys.
Nate mentioning how much he loved Madea made me think that him and My Dad would get along so well. My dad is almost 60 and has never really left Louisiana, pretty small town mindset. The first time I introduced him to my current girlfriend, he spent 30 minutes explaining how great a Hallmark movie he recently saw was. My girlfriend was floored by how passionate he was about explaining it. All I could say was that my dad is a simple guy. For perspective, my dad also hates when football players are too flashy or dance after a sack.
Two things strike me about this episode. 1. Aaron believes anything that isn’t man made is best described as “nothing” 2. The primary injury Aaron is concerned about if he is in a plane crash is an abbessed tooth. Notre Dame must be incredibly proud. Love the show guys. Nate, maybe you could take it easy on Barley Bites once in a while.
Let's go folks! I say "let's go already" from futurama, but I will be changing it to let's go folks so I can laugh at the confused looks I get. Love this, keep up the funny!
The cigarettes being looking cool with older people is right on. I used to golf with my Korean War vet neighborhood. He would take out his soft pack of Doral Lights and would smoke his cigarette like the Rat Pack in the original Ocean's 11. Walter had some serious swag. He's the only person I've ever seen buy cheap vodka at a gas station while staying classy the whole time. I'll go proofread this now.
Is anyone else worried that all Aaron thought about on his honeymoon was murder and suicide? And still there's Barnaby just throwing out random Wikipedia facts about mountain peaks while his colleague is ready to check out. Classic episode.
I was a tried and true “Hello Folks!” folk. It’s warm and inviting. However, this past weekend I went to Six Flags with a youth group. One of my fellow leaders took the rides too seriously. He was screaming “let’s go!!” “Is that all you got??” and “come on bring it!” On the roller coasters like Lieutenant Dan during the crazy storm on the boat in Forest Gump. It was so obnoxious that I now think “Let’s Go Folks!” In mockery might be my new vote!
Hello Folks! Not sure of this episode should be titled Alaska or Aaron's Honeymoon!?! Also if Nate throws out the first pitch it should be for Dyslexia awareness. Love the pod, Let's Go Folks!
Northern Exposure may be the greatest TV show...ever... As funny as it is soulful. Sad that majority of people have never heard of it even. And yes, it's pronounced how Bates said it/same as the Italian city. The characters actually call their region (supposedly, outside of Anchorage) "the Alaskan Riviera" bc it's so gorgeous. The show was filmed in Roslyn, Washington, but set in Alaska. Beautiful wilderness, regardless.
Hello folks! My name is Wheeler Garrett. I’m a huge fan of the pod cast I’ve been listening since the first episode. My graphic design teacher who performed with Aaron even had him hold up a sign that said Wheeler is bad because he knew I was a weekly listener. What I notice more and more with each episode is that Nate says we’re instead of we’ll and you’re instead of you’ll. I almost don’t want him to fix it because I think it may make him funnier.
It's crazy that T-Shirt Kevin is someone you guys know. He's my uncle's Step dad. I just want to say I can't help but cringe when Nate gets on a roll with "uh" at every pause. Check 50:38 - 50:51. He hits us with 6 "uh"s in 13 seconds. Maybe switch up the pause words. Love the show been with you since the first episode. Wednesday is my favorite day at work. Let's Go!!
Let’s go folks! I have a confession to make…I prefer to eat with my hands. Not because I am a barbarian but because I often find myself questioning the validity of cutlery.
I was dying over Nates pronunciation of podiatrist and was waiting for Aaron and Baked Beans to join in on my laughter. Instead, because the folks have diagnosed Nate with a disability, it was like this awkward moment where no one wanted to say anything. Are you telling me we can’t laugh at Nate anymore?!?!?!? Sorry, I’m not on board with that and I’m still laughing. Love you all ❤️❤️❤️
I know I'm a few weeks late here but the fact that there was a conversation on whether or not the Tom Brady commerical was real or not is the best way to explain this podcast. Three guys think obvious fake is real. One claims to have attended Notre Dame.
I lived in Alaska for a long time and hearing you guys talk about it made me miss home. I miss hearing all of the tourists make dumb comments and mispronouncing all of the native names, yet saying it all with unwavering confidence.
As a retired lieutenant colonel in the army I have to disagree with breakfast, there was no talk of a draft during the gulf war, zero. Also, I am fairly certain he would have lacked every physical and at least some of the mental attributes draftees are required to possess, so he would have been fine.
I was a senior when it was happening and there was "talk." But it was all hypotheticals from just people remembering and knowing there were drafts from previous wars. Especially considering most of us in my age range had fathers or uncles that were drafted into Vietnam. So the chatter was there. Even some media seemed to "theorize" and throw out hypotheticals and what-if's. But I don't recall any military leaders saying it was a possibility. Obviously any fear or apprehension went away after Day 1. Lol
Philosophy, Discoveries, Alaska and more. Classic episodes! And even though I didn't learn anything about those subjects, I did laugh a lot. And it seems you end every show with a good Bigfoot conversation. Thanks guys!!
As a practicing child psychologist I can’t condone violence against kids. However, that being said I do agree with Nate and Madea, I also miss hitting children.
How is it that when Nate reads the ads on the pre-recorded episodes it’s flawless but when he reads them live it’s like watching a baby giraffe learn how to walk? I’m just guessing that 20-30 takes and then a lot of cutting and editing is required to get those flawless commercials.
I'm surprised Aaron didn't gasp when he saw Tom Brady's video... and then call to the other room "Mmaaaawwwmuuhh!!! MAAAAWWWMMUHHHH!! You said they ain't gonna do it but dey dun did it!!!"
Nate you're one of me and my kins favorite comedians, you kill clean and make us all laugh out loud, I hope your fans, me being one of them make you rich minus all the problems I have. We started a drinking game for these episodes, Its based on drinking a shot every time you guys mention Seinfeld or the Office, I might not of thought this game all the way through however the two or three episodes I have watched got me buzzed, so keep it up. You guys are the best, Bless Yall. Looking forward to your show Nov20 in Los Angeles. I got seats in Orch.Row Letter U, Woo Hoo! lol. Just Kidding, there're actually in Row Z. Thanks again, john paul bradley.
I had to look up Kangaroo Jack because i couldn't remember who was in it, but remembered the name and could even envision the poster with a kangaroo wearing sunglasses looking like the old Camel Joe. The IMDB page made me chuckle with the "awards" section. Apparently the movie had 1 Win and numerous nominations. But, not exactly the "awards" a performer/writer/director would necessarily be proud of.
Alaska is absolutely amazing 😻 I love living in Alaska! Todd Palin is an Iron Dog Champion and fellow Iron Dogger 🤙🏽 You can catch all 5 species of Salmon in Alaska.
As a dentist, I think that most people are anti-dentite’s until they’re stranded in the middle of nowhere with a raging tooth ache. Sorry to hear about the root canal, Aaron. I knew you had your gout and adversion to working out but I would always tell myself you at least had your oral heath in check. Oh well. Seriously though, Love you guys. Keep up the good work!
Was about to write a comment making fun of Nate saying Alaska and Montana are the only three states he's ever been to when I replayed it and heard "Wome" his southern drawl was so thick I didn't realize he said Wyoming! At least he actually can count to three!
When reading the comment about the professor comparing one of his student’s to his late son, me and my wife were shocked Nate, Aaron and Brownie didn’t realize that the son is probably dead! The cherry on top is when Aaron said “ My son is a loser!” Y’all keep me laughing, keep up the good work.
I have an embarrassing story about Alaska transportation. I went to visit my ex in Alaska for two weeks one year. He was mining gold out in the middle of nowhere. The only way there was with a little 3 person prop plane. We were not allowed to go anywhere outside with out a gun. We had to burn our trash miles away to keep bears away. Anyway, they were nice enough to let me help out and pay me in gold while I was there. After all that, I took the little prop plane back to Fairbanks Airport and I immediately realize that I forgot my purse back at camp. I had to have the boss send a prop plane all the way back to camp just to pick up a PURSE because I would have been able to get on a regular plane with out my ID. I felt so bad and they couldn't have been happy either but they were nice about it to my face atleast.
Anyone else just losing it when Nate said Peter Parker and Batman live in the same city? Peter Parker lives in NYC and Batman lives in Gotham City ( based on Chitown and NYC). Ok nerd rant out 😅. Love the Pod and the wild tangents
"Maybe I've been to North Dakota." shows just how memorable it really is. That being said come on back. I'm sure Bismarck would love to see You and Bismarck.
I have a terrible cigarette ash story. Long story short as a kid I loved Dr Pepper. Grabbed a nearly full can by my grandmother’s chair. Took a big swig and to my surprise Dr Pepper was paired with ashes from my grandmother’s cigarette. Lesson learned: if there’s a full can of Dr Pepper by grandmas chair make sure it’s not subbing as an ash tray.
Hello folks! I work as an echocardiographer at a hospital. On a daily basis I visit multiple patients and their families in their rooms. For months I have been greeting everyone with “Hello Folks” and today It was finally reciprocated with “let’s go folks”! We then had a great time laughing and talking about the show. Nate, Aaron and Back Scratcher- keep up the good work! Your show brings complete strangers together!
Hello from Atlanta, GA. Nateland has helped me get through sleepless nights and post-partum baby blues. It is exactly what I needed after the birth of my first child, a pandemic baby, because we couldn't have visitors in the hospital and felt otherwise very lonely.
Thanks for the laughs and please don't quit making great content.
My very first comment on youtube after many years of viewing. This urge to write this has been so profound, I finally gave in! My husband is a huge fan of all of you and especially Nate. He has turned into a broken record of repeating random parts of Nates specials and intertwining them in our lives. We play them on repeat multiple evenings every week! He feels like Nate could be his best friend! You have given us so many laughs and help us feel cozy at home. He also swears he almost ran into you year and years ago in Tennessee. I come to you now, with my very first youtube comment, to ask you to give my husband, David, a shout out. He listens to every one of your shows on Nateland. He puts his headphones in on his long drives for work. Tells me about them later that evening. I'm also pretty sure he would love me forever and ever if you somehow see this and mention him! He loves when you guys review the comments :) He was a marine for 12 years, an amazing husband, wonderful father, currently works for the VA, and secretly wants to be nates best friend! Thank you so much for reading
Edit: I guess adding this part counts as my second comment! Just wanted to add that he has zero idea that I am asking for a shout out! So if by some grace of god you mention him he will get the surprise of a life time! Thanks again :)
Fun fact: I don't really like podcasts and this is the only one I listen to. I listen every week! It's the highlight of my week! My coworkers think I'm crazy because I'm always cracking up to myself at the rants Nate goes on about and Aaron and Bonzai just have to wait for Nate's fuze to burn out. Keep it up guys!
The perks of working night shift is you get to hear nateland early
Same!
Watching my daughter learn to crawl is equally as satisfying as watching Nate's ability to read ads clearly and concisely improve each week.
Ok Shakespeare.
Well not everyone is Captain America.
I just want to take a moment to thank Nate for his pronunciation of podiatrist.
I was watching the live episode with my Dad, and he said to me. "Aaron is younger than you and already has his life together. He's married, seems responsible". I told him he paid for a gym membership for 4 years without ever going once, except to cancel. His response, "That's a responsible decision".
Damn, I felt this in my soul!
Nate's impression of Young Aaron is now my new favorite thing.
Father!
Hello Folks? Let's gooo folks! I'm glad you liked my suggestion guys!
“Valididity sounds a lot funner” 😂
So my wife and I drove from Memphis and just left Nates show in Tupelo and he was AMAZING!! Nate, I was the tall bald guy on the 4th row that yelled out “Let’s go folks” at the end and you pointed at me! That hour was just as good if not better than both your Netflix specials. My wife laughed the entire time and afterwards she said “He’s funny. I see now why you listen to him every week!” Leanne was a hoot too. She’s very funny. Thanks for the laughs and can’t wait to hear another new hour.
Nateland | Ep #57 - Aaron's Alaskan Vacation
These episodes never fail to make me laugh, not only while listening, but for days and weeks later. Tip of the cap to Baguette for keeping Nate on topic, and to Aaron for holding it together sometimes. I'm glad I ran into the Instagram post last year of Aaron comparing a million to a billion dollars. It's been a heck of a ride!
P.S. You guys inspired me to grab tickets to Zanies on my last trip to Nashville. It was my buddy's bachelor party, and we had a blast (shout out to Sam Morril). Thank you and let's go, folks!
1:56:58
Bates: "It's probably the guys buddy who said 'Put on this suit, go over there and I'll film it.'"
Aaron: **and I took that personally**
I was hysterically laughing during Nate’s reasoning for why it should be pronounced valid-itity instead of validity. After I recovered I remembered it a few minutes and started laughing again, just in time for Nate to try and pronounce podiatrist. I lost it! Just fantastic! Thank you all for continuing to be the bright spot in my Wednesdays.
My favorite part of the show is definitely when Aaron and Bathsheba have to tell Nate how to pronounce common words. You guys spoiled me this week with "validity" and "podiatrist" in the same episode! Keep up the great work and God bless!
Nate brought back memories when he said he was performing in Tupelo, Mississippi. I roofed houses in Mississippi in 1972 and we were doing a job on an apartment complex in Tupelo. No safety gear back then except cleats and two-by-fours nailed into the roof. One of my cleats broke lose and I slid down the roof before getting a grip about a foot from the edge. Had I fallen off this 5-6 story roof I'm fairly sure I'd have died. I received my draft notice the very next day and I decided God was sending me a message. Enlisted in the Air Force and served for 31 years with no regrets.
Alaska was my first duty station in the Army. After living there a while, you resent seeing the Aarons of the world on line for seconds at The Salmon Bake. That was over a decade ago and now I’m a gout survivor.
Every week gets better and better. I know one week you guys didn’t even talk about the state that was the topic. This week it took until 1:14:05 to finally even mention Alaska in a video that’s 1:59:45 long. Gotta love it.
Nate demonstrating the large-print reading of the word inspiring: “in-spi-ra-ing”. It just gets better!!
Bunnyhop stuck on 1st & 1st is hilarious! The nexus of the universe!😆😆😆
Also, Congrats to Aaron!
I was sitting in traffic yesterday when the car infront of me hesitated to go when the light turned green, I unreluctantly found myself yelling, "LETS GO, FOLKS!" I immediately knew that was it, I'm in it...
Love the show guys, thanks for the laughs!
the exchange between nate and aaron after the kangaroo jack story was gold. followed by the comment about not liking movies where other people had a good time was PRICELESS!
Nate finally gets it... The WHOLE podcast is "I wondering how many people are wondering that.." Exactly... none! But that's the genius of it!!
Hello Folks,
Hello Nate, Aaron, and Bothered. I made a friend who recently moved here to Hawaii, but was having a hard time finding a place to stay. I let him stay at my studio apartment the night before he moved to Austin. I turned on your latest podcast to watch on RUclips and was pleasantly surprised when he responded, "Hey, you're one of the folks? I love Nateland." We got folks in different area codes promoting the podcast.
LET'S GO FOLKS!!!
I imagine Alaskans were shocked an hour in when they realized their episode is actually now starting.
It literally started at an hour and 14 minutes in 🤣
Hello folks! As a Rhode Islander, I never get to wonder how many of my state would fit into a place because no one ever seems to fail to include that information in a story. For example, the news has informed me that the biggest fire in Oregon WAS a third the size of Rhode Island, but is now more than half the size of Rhode Island. And whenever a piece of ice breaks off some glacier, it’s always “bigger than the state of Rhode Island!” Whatever. We apparently have over 200 Dunkies though, which is good because coffee is important and the idea of driving over 20 minutes for an errand is anathema to us.
Anyway, this is an amazing podcast. I love valididity, and hope to use it often.
P.S. Pretty sure Bortles is my spirit podcaster because I too want the Iditarod dog’s autograph and am often worried.
Just watching this episode. I lived in Juneau for 4 years. Most beautiful place on earth. It’s fun to listen to you talk about Alaska.
Oh no. Once you realize the camera is off centered it's difficult to not notice it. Aaron has way more screen room on than Nate does. They might have done it because Aaron leans back way more than Nate does.
I noticed it too. Lol
I've always thought Nate and Brian hould swap places. I don't know why Brian is at the head of the table.
@@MikeTerry1969 pity. That’s why. 😉
I've recently moved to Alaska and probably my favorite thing ever is it's legal for people to ride 4 wheelers and dirt bikes on the side of the road. And there's moose just walking around neighborhoods and crossing highways. It's a whole different world up here.
On a side note, Sarah Palin comes into my work regularly and I was caught off guard!
I hope to see you guys in Alaska someday! Let's go folks!!
This morning, I was sitting at the kitchen table with my 5-year old son playing nearby shooting his dart nerf gun. He hit the target and shouted LET’S GO! and I almost spit out my coffee. I then proceeded to say folks immediately to myself. Anytime I watch / listen to Nate, I’m always reminded of my first exposure to his comedy, which was actually on a different podcast by Moshe Kasher called Hound Tall Discussion Series. The episode was on Time Travel, and I’m not sure if Nate remembers this, but they get right into the topic and Nate’s first words as a member of the panel when Moshe asks him what he thinks are “This is a lot”. He also makes a hilarious comment about the other comedian’s use of the phrase “pet passion”. I was hooked on Nate’s comedy from that point forward, and was lucky enough to see him live at my local comedy club at the mall in Syracuse, NY. Please come back to Syracuse!
Ive enjoyed the Netflix comedy specials. Nate, Aaron and Bartholomew are the best. I just started the podcast and am listening to the new and one old every night. Thank you all, and my man Brian for real Appreciate you all!
Nate, where were the “GOOD NIGHT” ‘s on this episode?! 💤🥱💤
Nate - New movies are just repeats of old movies!
Also Nate - I loved this Madea movie (of which there are 400)! You know what I miss? Hitting children in the face!
Love the show!!
Hello, let’s go folks! My girlfriend went into labor and on the way to the hospital she couldn’t stand the sound of her own agonizing groans, so she told me to put on some “background noise.” I came to RUclips and clicked on the first podcast in my Watch Later playlist, and after 20 minutes of watching this episode she asked me, “what are they even talking about?” The only response I could think of in the moment was, “well, I mean nothing really…” Needless to say she looked confused and went back to groaning and dealing with the pain, and I went back to listening to the best podcast about nothing! Thanks for the many laughs guys!
Hello folks. I love the grief that Nate gives Blart but I think even more than that, I love when Nate will poke fun of Aaron for his "lavish" and "luxuriant" upbringing.
Nate, I can’t believe my comment wasn’t read from the discoveries episode it had the second most likes (like Aaron’s album) I’m coming for YOU BUBBLES
To avoid the waterboard-level torture of listening to someone tell a long story about their kid, here’s the short version: The wife & I are in the den watching Nateland, our 3 year old daughter, youngest of her 3 brothers, is nearing a cat 3 tantrum, relentlessly asking daddy to come upstairs to the playroom to play kitchen. Skip ahead to: kitchenette now in the den, a toddler-quake of Reelfoot magnitude following my repeated attempts at stalling “Your dinner is getting cold daddy!”, toddler glances at TV and says “Daddy, are you watching PANGUIN?”
Hilarious for 2 reasons:
#1: We are west Tennesseeans, hailing from Atoka (shouts to T county!), where the pronunciation of the first syllable in penguin is unanimously “PING”….#TeamNateAndWorriedBiffTannen
#2: We love babies so much that this is our 4th, meaning we haven’t touched this kid’s baby book since the day we brought her home from the hospital. I wasn’t sure she even had one. Proud to report that she did, and now our Nateland-quoting princess now has at least one “memory” in her baby book.
Let’s go, Giants! Please get Mike Yastrzemski on podcast once the season is over. Baseball episode.
You know that corny joke about the pickle saying he's a pretty big dill? That's just how Nate says "deal." Just thought I'd bring it up since I can't un-notice it.
I thought I was the only one who noticed 😂
Hello folks!
Hi Aaron, Nate and baby beluga! I just got back from the grocery store. My five year old celebrated me returning my cart with a "Let's Goooo!".
I pretty sure it's a coincidence but since I don't have to be afraid of any of your language or topics of discussion sometimes I do listen to you guys when she's around.
I can't wait for the Idaho episode!
Dusty really is the cherry on top of this Sunday of a podcast.
Hello Nate, Aaron, and Bus stop. We should petition for those tiny inhabited islands off of Alaska’s coast to now be called civilian stations.
I have been commenting "Let's go folks!" on my favorite athletes Instagram when everyone else posts "Let's go!" Or "LFG". I have had no replies and no likes. One day I dream to cross internet paths with another Folk.
The only thing that gives you more of a rush than learning how to land an airplane by yourself on the fly, is that feeling of throwing a bunch of dudes out of a plane.
In the same episode, Nate talks about how his fake word is better than the real word (validity), then how a real word is better than his fake word (podiatrist). Genius at work.
Folks!! Hello! Let’s go!! Welcome!!! It’s me Cory, Nate, Aaron and Best Buy! Thanks for ruining my Wednesday. Wednesdays are normally my least favorite day, I drive a lot and have no service where I go. This podcast used to be available on Apple at 4 in the morning! That’s when I leave my house. I just download and go. And here lately it’s been later and later, but still soon enough to download before I’m too far out. But not this time. I blame Bacon Bagel, but I forgive you and still love you guys.
Nate mentioning how much he loved Madea made me think that him and My Dad would get along so well. My dad is almost 60 and has never really left Louisiana, pretty small town mindset.
The first time I introduced him to my current girlfriend, he spent 30 minutes explaining how great a Hallmark movie he recently saw was. My girlfriend was floored by how passionate he was about explaining it. All I could say was that my dad is a simple guy.
For perspective, my dad also hates when football players are too flashy or dance after a sack.
Two things strike me about this episode. 1. Aaron believes anything that isn’t man made is best described as “nothing” 2. The primary injury Aaron is concerned about if he is in a plane crash is an abbessed tooth. Notre Dame must be incredibly proud. Love the show guys. Nate, maybe you could take it easy on Barley Bites once in a while.
Let's go folks! I say "let's go already" from futurama, but I will be changing it to let's go folks so I can laugh at the confused looks I get. Love this, keep up the funny!
My favorite hat Nate has wore
The fact Bumgardner loves the wave in the crowd makes absolute perfect sense.
I just stumbled across this podcast.... LETS GOOOOO
The cigarettes being looking cool with older people is right on. I used to golf with my Korean War vet neighborhood. He would take out his soft pack of Doral Lights and would smoke his cigarette like the Rat Pack in the original Ocean's 11. Walter had some serious swag. He's the only person I've ever seen buy cheap vodka at a gas station while staying classy the whole time.
I'll go proofread this now.
Is anyone else worried that all Aaron thought about on his honeymoon was murder and suicide? And still there's Barnaby just throwing out random Wikipedia facts about mountain peaks while his colleague is ready to check out. Classic episode.
I was a tried and true “Hello Folks!” folk. It’s warm and inviting. However, this past weekend I went to Six Flags with a youth group. One of my fellow leaders took the rides too seriously. He was screaming “let’s go!!” “Is that all you got??” and “come on bring it!” On the roller coasters like Lieutenant Dan during the crazy storm on the boat in Forest Gump.
It was so obnoxious that I now think “Let’s Go Folks!” In mockery might be my new vote!
Hello Folks! Not sure of this episode should be titled Alaska or Aaron's Honeymoon!?! Also if Nate throws out the first pitch it should be for Dyslexia awareness. Love the pod, Let's Go Folks!
Northern Exposure may be the greatest TV show...ever... As funny as it is soulful. Sad that majority of people have never heard of it even. And yes, it's pronounced how Bates said it/same as the Italian city. The characters actually call their region (supposedly, outside of Anchorage) "the Alaskan Riviera" bc it's so gorgeous. The show was filmed in Roslyn, Washington, but set in Alaska. Beautiful wilderness, regardless.
Hello folks! My name is Wheeler Garrett. I’m a huge fan of the pod cast I’ve been listening since the first episode. My graphic design teacher who performed with Aaron even had him hold up a sign that said Wheeler is bad because he knew I was a weekly listener. What I notice more and more with each episode is that Nate says we’re instead of we’ll and you’re instead of you’ll. I almost don’t want him to fix it because I think it may make him funnier.
It's crazy that T-Shirt Kevin is someone you guys know. He's my uncle's Step dad. I just want to say I can't help but cringe when Nate gets on a roll with "uh" at every pause. Check 50:38 - 50:51. He hits us with 6 "uh"s in 13 seconds. Maybe switch up the pause words. Love the show been with you since the first episode. Wednesday is my favorite day at work. Let's Go!!
I love that Aaron went ‘mining’ for gold to kill some time in Denali! I believe the term for what you did was ‘panning’
I have tickets on my birthday to one of your Nashville shows. Can’t wait.
Let’s go folks! I have a confession to make…I prefer to eat with my hands. Not because I am a barbarian but because I often find myself questioning the validity of cutlery.
Cut lary’s valididity should not be trusted.
@@jimbyham9343 not even if a Podiatrist vouches for the validity of said cutlery!
Great episode guys. Nate was on his game, I love it when he's interested in the topic because he really ups the comedy.
YES!! LET'S GO FOLKS ✌️
I was dying over Nates pronunciation of podiatrist and was waiting for Aaron and Baked Beans to join in on my laughter. Instead, because the folks have diagnosed Nate with a disability, it was like this awkward moment where no one wanted to say anything. Are you telling me we can’t laugh at Nate anymore?!?!?!? Sorry, I’m not on board with that and I’m still laughing. Love you all ❤️❤️❤️
I know I'm a few weeks late here but the fact that there was a conversation on whether or not the Tom Brady commerical was real or not is the best way to explain this podcast. Three guys think obvious fake is real. One claims to have attended Notre Dame.
Awesome hat, Aaron!
The edge is such a great movie. I hope Aaron watched it.
I lived in Alaska for a long time and hearing you guys talk about it made me miss home. I miss hearing all of the tourists make dumb comments and mispronouncing all of the native names, yet saying it all with unwavering confidence.
It's John and Jane Doe all over again. The Tom Brady commercial is almost certainly CGI.
As a retired lieutenant colonel in the army I have to disagree with breakfast, there was no talk of a draft during the gulf war, zero. Also, I am fairly certain he would have lacked every physical and at least some of the mental attributes draftees are required to possess, so he would have been fine.
I was a senior when it was happening and there was "talk." But it was all hypotheticals from just people remembering and knowing there were drafts from previous wars. Especially considering most of us in my age range had fathers or uncles that were drafted into Vietnam. So the chatter was there. Even some media seemed to "theorize" and throw out hypotheticals and what-if's. But I don't recall any military leaders saying it was a possibility.
Obviously any fear or apprehension went away after Day 1. Lol
You guys brought up movies here again, I've said it before but I think a whole episode about Movies would be fantastic.
Please we need Let's Go folks!
Philosophy, Discoveries, Alaska and more. Classic episodes! And even though I didn't learn anything about those subjects, I did laugh a lot. And it seems you end every show with a good Bigfoot conversation. Thanks guys!!
An hour in to the podcast, no Alaska.
What they heck!? I used to always try and use my friend as leverage and my mom would never bite, good work Webber
As a practicing child psychologist I can’t condone violence against kids. However, that being said I do agree with Nate and Madea, I also miss hitting children.
Love this!!!
I love animals but I miss the slapping of capuchins in Night at the Museum.
would love to see a show about the olympics!
What's good folks!
How is it that when Nate reads the ads on the pre-recorded episodes it’s flawless but when he reads them live it’s like watching a baby giraffe learn how to walk? I’m just guessing that 20-30 takes and then a lot of cutting and editing is required to get those flawless commercials.
I mow my lawn every 5-6 days up here in Alaska not every other day
I'm surprised Aaron didn't gasp when he saw Tom Brady's video... and then call to the other room "Mmaaaawwwmuuhh!!! MAAAAWWWMMUHHHH!! You said they ain't gonna do it but dey dun did it!!!"
Nate you're one of me and my kins favorite comedians, you kill clean and make us all laugh out loud, I hope your fans, me being one of them make you rich minus all the problems I have.
We started a drinking game for these episodes, Its based on drinking a shot every time you guys mention Seinfeld or the Office, I might not of thought this game all the way through however the two or three episodes I have watched got me buzzed, so keep it up. You guys are the best, Bless Yall.
Looking forward to your show Nov20 in Los Angeles. I got seats in Orch.Row Letter U, Woo Hoo! lol.
Just Kidding, there're actually in Row Z. Thanks again, john paul bradley.
Another very good episode. Thanks for making my Wednesdays so pleasant!
I had to look up Kangaroo Jack because i couldn't remember who was in it, but remembered the name and could even envision the poster with a kangaroo wearing sunglasses looking like the old Camel Joe. The IMDB page made me chuckle with the "awards" section. Apparently the movie had 1 Win and numerous nominations. But, not exactly the "awards" a performer/writer/director would necessarily be proud of.
Catching Gold Jerry!!!
Alaska is absolutely amazing 😻 I love living in Alaska! Todd Palin is an Iron Dog Champion and fellow Iron Dogger 🤙🏽
You can catch all 5 species of Salmon in Alaska.
Am I the only whos podcast version of this isn't showing up on apple podcast?
Hello Folks-Nates idea of the construction crew fixing the mirrors after asking the lady to wait had me CRYING LOL-Let’s Go FOLKS!!!
Keep it going!!!
As a dentist, I think that most people are anti-dentite’s until they’re stranded in the middle of nowhere with a raging tooth ache. Sorry to hear about the root canal, Aaron. I knew you had your gout and adversion to working out but I would always tell myself you at least had your oral heath in check. Oh well. Seriously though, Love you guys. Keep up the good work!
Was about to write a comment making fun of Nate saying Alaska and Montana are the only three states he's ever been to when I replayed it and heard "Wome" his southern drawl was so thick I didn't realize he said Wyoming! At least he actually can count to three!
Absolutely there are skinny mirrors in the dressing rooms at most women's department stores to make people look longer and thinner
Mike Yzschzhshmski. God bless you, Nate.
When reading the comment about the professor comparing one of his student’s to his late son, me and my wife were shocked Nate, Aaron and Brownie didn’t realize that the son is probably dead! The cherry on top is when Aaron said “ My son is a loser!” Y’all keep me laughing, keep up the good work.
We realized it. I think Nate realized it.
I have an embarrassing story about Alaska transportation. I went to visit my ex in Alaska for two weeks one year. He was mining gold out in the middle of nowhere. The only way there was with a little 3 person prop plane. We were not allowed to go anywhere outside with out a gun. We had to burn our trash miles away to keep bears away. Anyway, they were nice enough to let me help out and pay me in gold while I was there. After all that, I took the little prop plane back to Fairbanks Airport and I immediately realize that I forgot my purse back at camp. I had to have the boss send a prop plane all the way back to camp just to pick up a PURSE because I would have been able to get on a regular plane with out my ID. I felt so bad and they couldn't have been happy either but they were nice about it to my face atleast.
Love this
Anyone else just losing it when Nate said Peter Parker and Batman live in the same city? Peter Parker lives in NYC and Batman lives in Gotham City ( based on Chitown and NYC). Ok nerd rant out 😅. Love the Pod and the wild tangents
"Maybe I've been to North Dakota." shows just how memorable it really is. That being said come on back. I'm sure Bismarck would love to see You and Bismarck.
I have a terrible cigarette ash story. Long story short as a kid I loved Dr Pepper. Grabbed a nearly full can by my grandmother’s chair. Took a big swig and to my surprise Dr Pepper was paired with ashes from my grandmother’s cigarette. Lesson learned: if there’s a full can of Dr Pepper by grandmas chair make sure it’s not subbing as an ash tray.