Jay giving Aaron a good verbal beat down over his Google skills brought me so much joy! Aaron is always getting on Brian then 10 foot tall Cutler comes in and tips the table on him. Love it guys!
I’m honestly amazed by the fact that Nate, Aaron, and Band-Aid sat down with Jay Cutler for two hours and don’t once mention Cutlery. The ball was on a tee fellas! Best show around- excited to see you in VA soon, Nate!
I've been doing standup for only 2 years. In that time I've been booked on festivals, headlined shows, and worked with Greg Warren and Dusty Slay. I'll even be hosting for Aaron Weber at The Grove in December. I went to my family reunion on Labor Day and my cousin congratulated me on having my comments read on the podcast. Thank you for finally giving me credits that my family can appreciate!
I’ve been listening since episode 1 and almost nothing about this podcast has changed, and I love it. This is the Mayberry of podcasts. Keep up the great work!
My husband and I both surprised each other with Nate Bargatze tour tickets. That is true love, folks! We are a tad obsessed with this podcast to say the least. Our friends get tired of us constantly making Nateland references. Thanks for the laughs Nate, Aaron, and Babbling Bates! See you at your show in DC! Let’s go folks!!!!!!
Less than two hours after finishing this episode, I was bored and randomly went to "The Atlantic" website for the first time in months, after remembering they sometimes have interesting articles that are easy for simple folk to read. To my surprise, right there on the HOME PAGE was a thumbnail with a sketch that looked eerily similar to Nate, and an article called "The Nicest Man in Stand-Up"! I read through it, and then got ready to share the link on Facebook with everyone, until I remembered that two nights ago, at a family dinner, I quoted one of your jokes or something from the podcast, and my sister-in-law looked at my wife and said "You were right, he's addicted and needs therapy". As Jesus said, "even a prophet isn't welcome in his hometown."
One fact about Indiana that you guys missed is that it is in 2 separate time zones. The counties closest to Chicago (including Valpo) are in the Central Time Zone and the rest are in the Eastern Time Zone. When I taught in that area I had a student that would leave his house at 8 to get to school at 730. Indiana is also where I received the best compliment I have ever received. I was playing HORSE with some older guys. They asked where I played basketball in highschool. When I responded that I attended a small Christian high school in Illinois they said, "You don't shoot like you are from Illinois." (They assumed I was a native Hoosier based on my jump shot) Also, Jay is right. Popcorn corn is a different variety. Even the fields look different. Orville Redenbacher did dress like his picture on the box. I'll go proofread this now.
What is your other four? Mine would be a little different from this show but still in nates friends circle. Legion of skanks, RAP, old YKWD(pre- gabby),anything Shane Gillis is on he makes super funny.
Nate scolding Bodywash that this is a "clean podcast" had me rolling. That episode of seinfeld is immediately what i thought of as Aaron was explaining the House storyline. Especially with Derek Jeter just being inducted into the hall of fame. All i can think of is the scene where george is teaching the Yankees how to improve their hitting and jeter says, "we won the world series" and george responds snidely, "in 6 games."
Jim Gaffigan is from Chesterton, Indiana. Being from LaPorte, I WISH we had Jim but not from LaPorte. We do have Doctor Scholls the shoe insole guy and Belle Gunness a female serial killer. And Gary, Indiana is about 35 minutes away and I can agree Gary is scary! It has one of the highest crime rates in America. We have to drive through it on the way to Chicago and no bathroom breaks, are ever made there. Great show, love being a Hoosier!
Nate asking “huhhh?” when Jujubes pronounces “Montague” correctly is exactly why I listen to this podcast. Not to mention Nate goes on to further mispronounce it again saying Monta-goo. Lets go folks, and keep the laughs coming!
Are we just going to ignore the fact that Nate asked if the updated ghost town would have a renovated "salon." I can only assume that he meant "saloon." But Nate does strike me as a guy who would enjoy a good shampoo after a hard day of mining for gold.
Hello folks! I just started at a new job this week, I’m very excited and was very lucky to get the position. My new boss will occasionally say hello/hi folks when she joins meetings or in her emails. I want to reply “Let’s Go Folks!” so badly to see if she is one of us, but I’m still getting to know her and want to leave a good first impression and not sound like a crazy person. So Cassy, if you’re listening, LET’S GOOOOOO FOLKS! You guys are my favorite podcast and are hilarious! Thank you Nate, Aaron and Brachiosaurus!
RUclips recommended Jay’s podcast with Nate as the guest a couple of days ago. I will watch any podcast that Nate is on and I was not disappointed! I was so happy to see Jay was this weeks guest! They have great chemistry!
When Nate said “Larry Bird hurt his back carrying SEE-ment”, my non-southern brain came to a screeching halt, and went “WHAT THE HECK DID HE JUST SAY??” 👀 Ohhhh CEMENT. He was carrying cement. Not semen. Okay, whew. I usually do just fine with y’all’s accents but that one really stopped me in my tracks for a second there! Great stuff, boys!
I imagine having a child and watching them learn to read is a lot like how I feel watching how much better Nate has gotten at reading ads than he was in the beginning of Nateland
Another famous movie that spent some time in Indians is A League of Their Own. A lot of the game scenes were shot in Huntingburg, where I live. It’s about 20 minutes north of Santa Claus. However, I grew up in French Lick, Indiana. My Econ teacher in high school was in the movie A League of Their Own. He played Stilwell, the little kid always causing trouble. In class we called him Stilwell all year. Never called him by his actual name. Also, if you want to do a deep dive on my hometown French Lick I’d be glad to talk about it on Aaronland.
"Romeo, heads up, your wife is going to be a nutso". That's beautiful. You should release your own series of Cliff Notes on Shakespeare; maybe call them "Nate's Notes". Your interpretation of the English language is much easier to understand than The Bard's.
You can hear Aaron's reluctant sigh of defeat at 15:50 when he realizes no matter how hard he tries to clearly explain the context of the "Wherefore art thou, Romeo?" quote to Nate, Nate just ain't....gonna.......get it. It was a sad "yup" of a man who knew today's battle was lost, but could just live to see another day. I love it!
In my mind Jay and Nate are going to be best buddies from now on. I also want to imagine that Breakfast got all his Vandy memorabilia autographed by Jay after the podcast and he went home with a huge smile on his face. It’s pretty evident that Nate and Breakfast have a huge man crush on Jay
I absolutely love the Nateland podcast. Nate, Aaron, and Bartles have done an incredible job every week. My favorite thing is the surprise guest. I look forward to the every Wednesday and learning who you brought on. This week’s guest, Jay Cutler, was not only hilarious, but a great compliment to the show. Keep up the surprise guests, I cannot wait until next week to see who you bring on or what topic you try and discuss.
When Brody asked Jay about how far he could throw a football, does anyone else wish Jay responded "I could throw it over them there mountains." Now that I think about it, Bryce does look a lot like Kipp from Napoleon Dynamite.
I think if Nate got diagnosed with Dyslexia it would be a great encouragement to many of us adults along with kids who have started listening to his comedy and this podcast! But it’s obviously up to you. Keep up the awesome work guys! Thank you so much!
I was on my way to work this morning at 3:30AM on a road where I have seen deer crossing in the past. I always think about this when I am on this particular stretch of road, what I would do if I hit a deer, etc. Literally 5 minutes later Nate, Aaron, and Bridesmaid talk about the exact situation I was experiencing. I cannot tell you how UNCANNY this is literally every week. Every episode I hear either has something to do with something I am thinking about or experiencing or will think about or experience in the future. Point is... Nateland is prophetic. It’s basically full-time magic. Thanks for creating my favorite podcast. Looking forward to the live dates in October -Ryan
Maybe the hardest I’ve laughed in a Nateland podcast was Nate saying you’d see a picture of Romeo and Tupac together. It was so out of nowhere it was hilarious! Please read my comment so I can brag to my son. Goodbye folks!
I once taped a Kentucky-Tennessee basketball game back in 2008. I told my friends to not say anything about the game. One of my friends blew it, and told me Kentucky won. As a Kentucky fan, I was mad he told me what happened, but happy that my team had won. Turns out, the friend was lying, so I watched the whole game only to watch us lose. We had a shot at the buzzer to send it into overtime, which I obviously thought we made since I thought we won the game. It clanks off the rim, and I was devastated.
There was a decent article in The Atlantic about Nate! I had to chuckle at the title - and the underline that says “Nate Bargatze’s humor is slow, inoffensive, even soothing. Keep being you Slow or not you’re the best.
My mother-in-law keeps a glove in the trunk to drag central PA roadkill off the road. Not her job, just doing her part! It mortified my wife. I love it!
If you’d asked what “Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou, Romeo?” meant two weeks ago, I’d have felt pretty confident taking a stab at it. Two episodes of Nateland later and I’ve never been so unsure of anything in my life.
Thanks for the Indiana shout out folks! I'm from Indiana and when I was in the Navy people were amazed when they learned I was from Indiana like it was some mythical land they'd never heard of. When BeepBop was talking about Indiana being the Mother of Vice Presidents and Jay said we're just happy to be in second place, that never resonated so much more for me. I also learned that Jay Cutler was from Indiana because of this episode. Keep up the good work!
Nate, Barnstormer, and Aaron....I loved hearing you guys talk with Jay about odd Indiana town names. I never left my home state of Ohio until I entered a medical residency in Indiana. The 1st week on the job my boss asked me to go to the ER to admit a patient who was from Brazil. A few hours later he called my upset, wanting to know why I hadn't admitted the patient yet. I told him it was because I was waiting for the interpreter. He said, "No, the patient is from the town Brazil, Indiana." I'll let you guess how it came about a few weeks later I found out there is also a Moscow, Indiana!
At the beginning when Nate is talking about playing golf with his buddy, I thought he said “course wrecker” not “course record.” I started imagining Nate playing golf while his buddy went around demolishing the course mid play. Great show guys! Keep it up!
Speaking of Milan, Indiana, My grandma grew up there and was at the 1954 state championship game! The game ended on a last second shot by a player named Bobby Plump after he held the ball for about the last 4 minutes!
I am that go getter that picks up the dead animals in my family. And I completely agree that I should be rewarded, but I don’t eat them lol. Love what Nate, Aaron and Boom Box are doing with the podcast
Brian mentions George Costanza being a savant as he abstains from sex. Nate responds like a disappointed father, “It’s a clean podcast Brian”, and then proceeds to read the next comment about the Boston Strangler.
I caught myself being gleefully scandalized when Breezy Buttons just nonchalantly brings up sex. Lol. This community you have created here is the best!!
Saved by the Bells first season was set in Indiana. John F Kennedy high school. Final episode of Home Improvement they were moving to Bloomington, Indiana
I've lived in Indiana my whole life. (That really has nothing to do with what I'm about to say, but I hope that might qualify it in some way lol) Nate stating that Duke football has been better in recent years made me think of how Indiana has been better as well. In 2015, IU played Duke in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl which was played in Yankee Stadium. I thought it was very interesting that 2 schools historically known as BASKETBALL schools... were playing each other in FOOTBALL... in a BASEBALL stadium. Love listening every week and hearing all of B-ri's jokes go unheard. I hear them B-ri, I hear them.
I totally watched Uncut when Nate was on the other day. it was a good listen, and got me all excited to start a new season of football! Coming to see Nate on Saturday can't wait!
I love Nateland because they have a former NFL quarterback as a guest and 90% of the conversation is about the fact his hometown is named after Santa Claus.
I was listening to the Jay Cutler episode in my earbuds while standing at a urinal at work. Bonzo asked Jay how far he could throw a football and I couldn't control my laughter. I felt so embarrased that I had to quickly zip up and flee the restroom without washing my hands to avoid having to explain why I'm laughing while going to the bathroom. Ah, good times.
Larry Bird actually hurt his back redoing his MOTHER's driveway, Nate. Having said that, doesn't change the fact that he could have for sure hired someone else to do it for him.
I live in French Lick and when I was in high school, Bird would come home from Boston and ride his bike through town sometimes. No mistaking a 6'9" guy on a Schwinn in short shorts. Nate, you should definitely come up and play the Pete Dye Course and check out the hotels. Pretty cool places in the middle of nowhere.
Please please please do an episode all about Shakespeare! I could listen to Nate and Aaron going around and around about the meaning of what Shakespeare said, while Bellyflop occasionally chimes in with the meaning of what Natespeare says for at least three hours!
My favorite vandy memory was at a game with Nate, and we were yelling at Corey Chavus the whole game to look at us, I’m sure he loved it, but he finally looked and pointed right at us. I wanna say we were pretty young, but we were likely teenagers and very excited. I wasn’t even a vandy fan at that time.
A coworker of mine told me today that he didn’t think Chattanooga was a real city. He had only heard about it in songs and trains and thought it was just some magical place like Narnia. He finally went there to see if it was real and immediately left with disappointment.
In response to Nate's question about what to do with deer roadkill: I was a police officer for a small town where there was a prankster going around leaving "Get Well Soon" balloons next to roadkill. Turned out to be another officer!
I am new to the podcast, so I went back and listened to the first episodes. Nate talking about Bingo not being able to get on the escalator reminded me of the time I had my 3 kids with me at the mall. The 3 year old begged to go down the escalator but I was holding a terrified 1 year old and a 2 year old. I stood at the top escalator for what felt like 15 minutes trying to step onto it. I would step out then step back. Then sit there and stare at it trying to figure out if I could get on it without using the handrail. After picturing myself on a viral video somersaulting all the way down with 2 kids in my arms, I decided we would just go try to make the elevator sound really fun. And Nate’s Dad’s story about the broken thumb reminded me of the time I broke my foot in a high school basketball game by stepping on someone else’s foot. No one saw it so no one believed me. I ran over and told the coach to take me out. My coach and my mother were livid. After wearing a cast for a month I was told it was fine. I played another year and kept telling my parents it was still broken. Finally, a year later a sports specialist looked at it and it was very broken. He told my parents he couldn’t believe I was walking on it at all, I had to have surgery to have it fused back together. #vindicated
I just love listening to this podcast. I think I reference it at least once a day during normal conversations, but I havent found anyone else that listens to it yet. I will keep trying. I love the chemistry between Nate, Breakfast, and Aaron - but I enjoy when they have a guest. Jay Cutler was great, his sense of humor was on point for this podcast. I think my favorite part of this particular episode was the look on Aaron's face when Jay says that they grow a different type of corn for popcorn. And then Nate trying to 'understand' how they grow popcorn corn... That's Gold Jerry! Gold! On the flip side, i have been listening back through the old podcasts for like the 3rd or 4th time - and I had a dog growing up named Jim. He was a beagle and that was his name when we got him, and we just kept it. so it makes me smile whenever you guys are talking about dogs with human names, specifically Jim. (Reference - Episode #29 - Rhode Island, during comments)
I can tell you what to do with the dead deer in Oregon. Take it home and eat it. As of 2019, a person can salvage a deer or elk that has been struck by a vehicle. Let's eat, folks! -Daniel Dotte P.S. It's pronounced "doe-tay"
Is it weird that Nate looked at Brian when he was trying to remember when his own parents got married. On a serious note, Nateland has become the go to entertainment when we are on the road. Good clean comedy that has my wife and I roaring with laughter. Over labor day weekend our 6 year old was running around the campsite pretending to film an episode of Nateland. Love you guys, love the show, keep it up.
I grew up next to Gary, IN. Some of the most beautiful beaches in the, yeah I’ll say it, world. There next to steel mills and boarded up homes but beautiful. New National Park too
this was an awesome podcast. great job gents. as a lifelong Packers fan, Jay Cutler was one of my fave QBs. ;). Seriously, like this guy a lot now. I wish he'd be a regular. Hilarious. again, great podcast guys!
On this week’s episode I learned the following shocking facts: 1. There is an official wetsuit of the NFL. 2. Jay Cutler has, in fact, had soda before, and 3. Brian uses any air time he gets to promote his own podcast. BTW, Nate, my last name is pronounced (SISS-er-oh)
Although Jay comes off just a notch above the team in discussion, like a college aged kid hanging out with a bunch of middle school or high schools kids, I like how he and Nate got to bond a little over his story about popcorn on his farm and wondering if he was lied to and believed it all this time just like Nate’s story about John and Jane Doe that took him 20 years to go “wait a minute..”
Hello folks! Been listening since the first episode. I find it interesting that a lot of jokes come from everyday life. I thought about you guys the other day when I was at the dmv. As I was waiting (as one does at the dmv) there was a sign at one of the booths that read “employee in training. Please be patient.” Basically just giving the customers a fair warning, “hey, just so you know this is going to be a complete disaster. Neither of us want to be here and today is going to be worse than you could possibly imagine.” Made me chuckle. Love the pod. Keep up the good work!
Not much actually interesting about Indiana, about what I expected as a “country bumpkin” Hoosier! Shout out from the RV capital of the world. Love the podcast guys.
I love how at the 1:23:28 mark when Nate is talking about building back up a ghost town, that you could make it a real town and build a Salon. I assume he meant Saloon, like in a western town, unless they need a place for cowboys to get their haircut. And what is funny is that nobody caught it and just kept on like "yeah, a Salon sounds like a great idea". Anyways, keep it up guys!
The idea of Nate going to that school to fix his dyslexia made me think of the episode of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia when Charlie is part of an experiment and everyone (except the gang) is in on it. They make him think he’s becoming Einstein when he’s really spouting nonsense the gang only discovers at the very end. Great episode. Charlie was so confident.
Nate, my husband Tommy watches the same movies over and over again! He watches The Fugitive almost every night! I tried to get him to watch a different movie with me and he got frustrated because he didn't know what was happening. I said EXACTLY 🤦
Always enjoy the 3 minute intro about how we’ve settled on hello folks.. probably.. But let’s go folks is still fine too.. We’ll see.. Been about 2 months running now.
Sup, folks! You fellas heard of a guy called Karl Pilkington? He's a British guy that looks a little like Broin, and thinks of things a little more simply, kinda like Nate. Aaron could assume the role of interpreter even though you guys could just turn on the subtitles for his Manchester accent. Anywho keep up the work, I think we're getting similar levels of enjoyment out of it. Thanks and have a great day!
Did anyone else think Nate was complimenting Jay for not drinking soda? I thought he said, “That’s really good,Man!”. Nay, he was reminding him of how good soda is!! Just the Nateland nuggets that I keep coming back for!
Hello po-folks, I’m an avid runner and true natelandian listener. I have a goal this year to run 600 miles and I’m 437 miles into that goal… The reason that’s important is because every time I run, I try and listen to Nate, aaron and Beavercreek. But have to stop multiple times while running because it turns out running and laughing don’t go well together. Here’s to long car rides and boring runs without the tres amigos.
To fix dyslexia, you have to beat (with a bat) Shakespeare into the person’s head!!! Truly genius 😂 And Juliet is nuts for asking a question? Bargatze Gold!!
Hello folks! Nate - with how much you love the game of golf, have you ever considered giving disc golf a shot? It scores the same as golf and is played very much the same, i feel like you would enjoy it. It has been around for many years but is finally starting to get off the ground now. You could be an early ambassador of the quickest growing sport around!
Pretty funny when Brian mentioned he and Aaron are golfing later on that day--with Brian looking like the guy that sits in the Starter shack and Aaron in camouflage, looking like Carl Spackler (Bill Murray) in Caddyshack.
Jay giving Aaron a good verbal beat down over his Google skills brought me so much joy! Aaron is always getting on Brian then 10 foot tall Cutler comes in and tips the table on him. Love it guys!
I’m honestly amazed by the fact that Nate, Aaron, and Band-Aid sat down with Jay Cutler for two hours and don’t once mention Cutlery. The ball was on a tee fellas! Best show around- excited to see you in VA soon, Nate!
I've been doing standup for only 2 years. In that time I've been booked on festivals, headlined shows, and worked with Greg Warren and Dusty Slay.
I'll even be hosting for Aaron Weber at The Grove in December. I went to my family reunion on Labor Day and my cousin congratulated me on having my comments read on the podcast. Thank you for finally giving me credits that my family can appreciate!
When Nate asked Jay if he drank soda and he said 'No' for a split second Nate looked like he wanted to fight him.
I’ve been listening since episode 1 and almost nothing about this podcast has changed, and I love it. This is the Mayberry of podcasts. Keep up the great work!
What a great assessment of the podcast! I agree.
My husband and I both surprised each other with Nate Bargatze tour tickets. That is true love, folks! We are a tad obsessed with this podcast to say the least. Our friends get tired of us constantly making Nateland references. Thanks for the laughs Nate, Aaron, and Babbling Bates! See you at your show in DC! Let’s go folks!!!!!!
Less than two hours after finishing this episode, I was bored and randomly went to "The Atlantic" website for the first time in months, after remembering they sometimes have interesting articles that are easy for simple folk to read. To my surprise, right there on the HOME PAGE was a thumbnail with a sketch that looked eerily similar to Nate, and an article called "The Nicest Man in Stand-Up"! I read through it, and then got ready to share the link on Facebook with everyone, until I remembered that two nights ago, at a family dinner, I quoted one of your jokes or something from the podcast, and my sister-in-law looked at my wife and said "You were right, he's addicted and needs therapy". As Jesus said, "even a prophet isn't welcome in his hometown."
Nate - "It pops the seed or corn?"
Jay - "I don't understand the question."
I laughed way to hard at Jay responding "I guess we're going down this road" after Nate talked about naked men in the locker room. 😂😂😂
💯out the gate!!🛁🚿😹💝
When Nate said about Aaron that he was reading Shakespeare for breakfast, I thought he meant that Aaron was reading Shakespeare for Brian 😂😂😂
One fact about Indiana that you guys missed is that it is in 2 separate time zones. The counties closest to Chicago (including Valpo) are in the Central Time Zone and the rest are in the Eastern Time Zone. When I taught in that area I had a student that would leave his house at 8 to get to school at 730.
Indiana is also where I received the best compliment I have ever received. I was playing HORSE with some older guys. They asked where I played basketball in highschool. When I responded that I attended a small Christian high school in Illinois they said, "You don't shoot like you are from Illinois." (They assumed I was a native Hoosier based on my jump shot)
Also, Jay is right. Popcorn corn is a different variety. Even the fields look different. Orville Redenbacher did dress like his picture on the box.
I'll go proofread this now.
The chemistry between Nate, Aaron, Jay, and Brenda is undeniable.
*unbelievable
Unattainable
Nate: “kids listen to this podcast”
Also Nate: “we killed the people who lived here and moved in, buried them under the floors”
And Brian says the word "sex" and gets rebuked haha
Top 5 podcast right here. Nate, Aaron and Bubbleguts are perfect together.
What is your other four? Mine would be a little different from this show but still in nates friends circle. Legion of skanks, RAP, old YKWD(pre- gabby),anything Shane Gillis is on he makes super funny.
Nate scolding Bodywash that this is a "clean podcast" had me rolling. That episode of seinfeld is immediately what i thought of as Aaron was explaining the House storyline.
Especially with Derek Jeter just being inducted into the hall of fame. All i can think of is the scene where george is teaching the Yankees how to improve their hitting and jeter says, "we won the world series" and george responds snidely, "in 6 games."
Anyone else for one second think you just learned for the first time that Larry Bird hurt himself carrying SEMEN?
That’s what I heard! Took me a second…
Yep!
I'm surprised no one called him out on it
Jim Gaffigan is from Chesterton, Indiana. Being from LaPorte, I WISH we had Jim but not from LaPorte. We do have Doctor Scholls the shoe insole guy and Belle Gunness a female serial killer.
And Gary, Indiana is about 35 minutes away and I can agree Gary is scary! It has one of the highest crime rates in America.
We have to drive through it on the way to Chicago and no bathroom breaks, are ever made there.
Great show, love being a Hoosier!
Nate asking “huhhh?” when Jujubes pronounces “Montague” correctly is exactly why I listen to this podcast. Not to mention Nate goes on to further mispronounce it again saying Monta-goo. Lets go folks, and keep the laughs coming!
Montagoo had me dying.
couldn’t agree more
Are we just going to ignore the fact that Nate asked if the updated ghost town would have a renovated "salon." I can only assume that he meant "saloon." But Nate does strike me as a guy who would enjoy a good shampoo after a hard day of mining for gold.
Hello folks! I just started at a new job this week, I’m very excited and was very lucky to get the position. My new boss will occasionally say hello/hi folks when she joins meetings or in her emails. I want to reply “Let’s Go Folks!” so badly to see if she is one of us, but I’m still getting to know her and want to leave a good first impression and not sound like a crazy person. So Cassy, if you’re listening, LET’S GOOOOOO FOLKS!
You guys are my favorite podcast and are hilarious! Thank you Nate, Aaron and Brachiosaurus!
RUclips recommended Jay’s podcast with Nate as the guest a couple of days ago. I will watch any podcast that Nate is on and I was not disappointed! I was so happy to see Jay was this weeks guest! They have great chemistry!
When Nate said “Larry Bird hurt his back carrying SEE-ment”, my non-southern brain came to a screeching halt, and went “WHAT THE HECK DID HE JUST SAY??” 👀 Ohhhh CEMENT. He was carrying cement. Not semen. Okay, whew. I usually do just fine with y’all’s accents but that one really stopped me in my tracks for a second there! Great stuff, boys!
😂 Same!
Lol I thought the same thing. I’m like why is he saying it like that, but it’s the accent! Lol
I imagine having a child and watching them learn to read is a lot like how I feel watching how much better Nate has gotten at reading ads than he was in the beginning of Nateland
Another famous movie that spent some time in Indians is A League of Their Own. A lot of the game scenes were shot in Huntingburg, where I live. It’s about 20 minutes north of Santa Claus. However, I grew up in French Lick, Indiana. My Econ teacher in high school was in the movie A League of Their Own. He played Stilwell, the little kid always causing trouble. In class we called him Stilwell all year. Never called him by his actual name.
Also, if you want to do a deep dive on my hometown French Lick I’d be glad to talk about it on Aaronland.
"Romeo, heads up, your wife is going to be a nutso". That's beautiful. You should release your own series of Cliff Notes on Shakespeare; maybe call them "Nate's Notes". Your interpretation of the English language is much easier to understand than The Bard's.
"Batesville Casket Company" deserved more
You could see Aaron take his hand out of his pocket and slowly prepare to give the first bump. So funny to rewatch.
You can hear Aaron's reluctant sigh of defeat at 15:50 when he realizes no matter how hard he tries to clearly explain the context of the "Wherefore art thou, Romeo?" quote to Nate, Nate just ain't....gonna.......get it. It was a sad "yup" of a man who knew today's battle was lost, but could just live to see another day. I love it!
In my mind Jay and Nate are going to be best buddies from now on. I also want to imagine that Breakfast got all his Vandy memorabilia autographed by Jay after the podcast and he went home with a huge smile on his face. It’s pretty evident that Nate and Breakfast have a huge man crush on Jay
I absolutely love the Nateland podcast. Nate, Aaron, and Bartles have done an incredible job every week. My favorite thing is the surprise guest. I look forward to the every Wednesday and learning who you brought on. This week’s guest, Jay Cutler, was not only hilarious, but a great compliment to the show. Keep up the surprise guests, I cannot wait until next week to see who you bring on or what topic you try and discuss.
When Brody asked Jay about how far he could throw a football, does anyone else wish Jay responded "I could throw it over them there mountains." Now that I think about it, Bryce does look a lot like Kipp from Napoleon Dynamite.
He's even sometimes sitting with his arms in the Uncle Rico pose.
Thought the same thing!
Just saw Nic Novicki on an episode of the sopranos. No question, just totally unexpected.
I think if Nate got diagnosed with Dyslexia it would be a great encouragement to many of us adults along with kids who have started listening to his comedy and this podcast! But it’s obviously up to you.
Keep up the awesome work guys! Thank you so much!
I was on my way to work this morning at 3:30AM on a road where I have seen deer crossing in the past. I always think about this when I am on this particular stretch of road, what I would do if I hit a deer, etc. Literally 5 minutes later Nate, Aaron, and Bridesmaid talk about the exact situation I was experiencing. I cannot tell you how UNCANNY this is literally every week. Every episode I hear either has something to do with something I am thinking about or experiencing or will think about or experience in the future. Point is... Nateland is prophetic. It’s basically full-time magic. Thanks for creating my favorite podcast. Looking forward to the live dates in October -Ryan
it takes a greatest average American to know a greatest average American 🙌🏻
This has happened to me multiple times with episodes! It’s mind blowing and scary? Haha
Maybe the hardest I’ve laughed in a Nateland podcast was Nate saying you’d see a picture of Romeo and Tupac together. It was so out of nowhere it was hilarious! Please read my comment so I can brag to my son. Goodbye folks!
I once taped a Kentucky-Tennessee basketball game back in 2008. I told my friends to not say anything about the game. One of my friends blew it, and told me Kentucky won. As a Kentucky fan, I was mad he told me what happened, but happy that my team had won. Turns out, the friend was lying, so I watched the whole game only to watch us lose. We had a shot at the buzzer to send it into overtime, which I obviously thought we made since I thought we won the game. It clanks off the rim, and I was devastated.
Need a follow up episode about Indiana. With guest Bobby Knight!
The camera shot from the end of the table reminded me of Gandalf having dinner in Bilbo Baggins’ house.
Jay has one of the best high school highlight tapes I've ever seen. Would've been funny to see them all watch it together
There was a decent article in The Atlantic about Nate! I had to chuckle at the title - and the underline that says “Nate Bargatze’s humor is slow, inoffensive, even soothing. Keep being you Slow or not you’re the best.
Jay is the second funniest guy on the podcast
My mother-in-law keeps a glove in the trunk to drag central PA roadkill off the road. Not her job, just doing her part! It mortified my wife. I love it!
If you’d asked what “Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou, Romeo?” meant two weeks ago, I’d have felt pretty confident taking a stab at it. Two episodes of Nateland later and I’ve never been so unsure of anything in my life.
My "Let's Go Folks" sermon series resulted in 10 baptisms. So there's that!
Thanks for the Indiana shout out folks! I'm from Indiana and when I was in the Navy people were amazed when they learned I was from Indiana like it was some mythical land they'd never heard of. When BeepBop was talking about Indiana being the Mother of Vice Presidents and Jay said we're just happy to be in second place, that never resonated so much more for me. I also learned that Jay Cutler was from Indiana because of this episode. Keep up the good work!
Nate, Barnstormer, and Aaron....I loved hearing you guys talk with Jay about odd Indiana town names. I never left my home state of Ohio until I entered a medical residency in Indiana. The 1st week on the job my boss asked me to go to the ER to admit a patient who was from Brazil. A few hours later he called my upset, wanting to know why I hadn't admitted the patient yet. I told him it was because I was waiting for the interpreter. He said, "No, the patient is from the town Brazil, Indiana." I'll let you guess how it came about a few weeks later I found out there is also a Moscow, Indiana!
At the beginning when Nate is talking about playing golf with his buddy, I thought he said “course wrecker” not “course record.” I started imagining Nate playing golf while his buddy went around demolishing the course mid play.
Great show guys! Keep it up!
Speaking of Milan, Indiana, My grandma grew up there and was at the 1954 state championship game! The game ended on a last second shot by a player named Bobby Plump after he held the ball for about the last 4 minutes!
Jay wants to take over the computer so badly 🤣🤣
I am that go getter that picks up the dead animals in my family. And I completely agree that I should be rewarded, but I don’t eat them lol. Love what Nate, Aaron and Boom Box are doing with the podcast
Brian mentions George Costanza being a savant as he abstains from sex.
Nate responds like a disappointed father, “It’s a clean podcast Brian”, and then proceeds to read the next comment about the Boston Strangler.
I caught myself being gleefully scandalized when Breezy Buttons just nonchalantly brings up sex. Lol. This community you have created here is the best!!
It looks like Jay is the adult in the room sitting with children on children’s chairs.
I blame Nate's 9.5 shoe size.
Saved by the Bells first season was set in Indiana. John F Kennedy high school.
Final episode of Home Improvement they were moving to Bloomington, Indiana
I've lived in Indiana my whole life. (That really has nothing to do with what I'm about to say, but I hope that might qualify it in some way lol) Nate stating that Duke football has been better in recent years made me think of how Indiana has been better as well. In 2015, IU played Duke in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl which was played in Yankee Stadium. I thought it was very interesting that 2 schools historically known as BASKETBALL schools... were playing each other in FOOTBALL... in a BASEBALL stadium.
Love listening every week and hearing all of B-ri's jokes go unheard. I hear them B-ri, I hear them.
I totally watched Uncut when Nate was on the other day. it was a good listen, and got me all excited to start a new season of football! Coming to see Nate on Saturday can't wait!
I love Nateland because they have a former NFL quarterback as a guest and 90% of the conversation is about the fact his hometown is named after Santa Claus.
After listening to Nate trying to wrap his head around my explanation, I really want a Shakespeare episode. LET'S GO, FOLKS!
I was listening to the Jay Cutler episode in my earbuds while standing at a urinal at work. Bonzo asked Jay how far he could throw a football and I couldn't control my laughter. I felt so embarrased that I had to quickly zip up and flee the restroom without washing my hands to avoid having to explain why I'm laughing while going to the bathroom. Ah, good times.
Larry Bird actually hurt his back redoing his MOTHER's driveway, Nate. Having said that, doesn't change the fact that he could have for sure hired someone else to do it for him.
I live in French Lick and when I was in high school, Bird would come home from Boston and ride his bike through town sometimes. No mistaking a 6'9" guy on a Schwinn in short shorts. Nate, you should definitely come up and play the Pete Dye Course and check out the hotels. Pretty cool places in the middle of nowhere.
Please please please do an episode all about Shakespeare! I could listen to Nate and Aaron going around and around about the meaning of what Shakespeare said, while Bellyflop occasionally chimes in with the meaning of what Natespeare says for at least three hours!
My favorite vandy memory was at a game with Nate, and we were yelling at Corey Chavus the whole game to look at us, I’m sure he loved it, but he finally looked and pointed right at us. I wanna say we were pretty young, but we were likely teenagers and very excited. I wasn’t even a vandy fan at that time.
A coworker of mine told me today that he didn’t think Chattanooga was a real city. He had only heard about it in songs and trains and thought it was just some magical place like Narnia. He finally went there to see if it was real and immediately left with disappointment.
Nate: making fun of Bates’ asking Jay how far he can throw a football
Also Nate: Jay, how do you throw a football?
Seeing Aaron sit next to Jay reminds me of the forced perspective they used to film The Hobbit.
Nate: "Hey guys its a clean podcast, lets tone it down a bit".
2 minutes later
Nate: "We killed the owners of this house and then we just moved in".
In response to Nate's question about what to do with deer roadkill: I was a police officer for a small town where there was a prankster going around leaving "Get Well Soon" balloons next to roadkill. Turned out to be another officer!
This is very funny!
I am new to the podcast, so I went back and listened to the first episodes. Nate talking about Bingo not being able to get on the escalator reminded me of the time I had my 3 kids with me at the mall. The 3 year old begged to go down the escalator but I was holding a terrified 1 year old and a 2 year old. I stood at the top escalator for what felt like 15 minutes trying to step onto it. I would step out then step back. Then sit there and stare at it trying to figure out if I could get on it without using the handrail. After picturing myself on a viral video somersaulting all the way down with 2 kids in my arms, I decided we would just go try to make the elevator sound really fun.
And Nate’s Dad’s story about the broken thumb reminded me of the time I broke my foot in a high school basketball game by stepping on someone else’s foot. No one saw it so no one believed me. I ran over and told the coach to take me out. My coach and my mother were livid. After wearing a cast for a month I was told it was fine. I played another year and kept telling my parents it was still broken. Finally, a year later a sports specialist looked at it and it was very broken. He told my parents he couldn’t believe I was walking on it at all, I had to have surgery to have it fused back together. #vindicated
I just love listening to this podcast. I think I reference it at least once a day during normal conversations, but I havent found anyone else that listens to it yet. I will keep trying. I love the chemistry between Nate, Breakfast, and Aaron - but I enjoy when they have a guest. Jay Cutler was great, his sense of humor was on point for this podcast. I think my favorite part of this particular episode was the look on Aaron's face when Jay says that they grow a different type of corn for popcorn. And then Nate trying to 'understand' how they grow popcorn corn... That's Gold Jerry! Gold!
On the flip side, i have been listening back through the old podcasts for like the 3rd or 4th time - and I had a dog growing up named Jim. He was a beagle and that was his name when we got him, and we just kept it. so it makes me smile whenever you guys are talking about dogs with human names, specifically Jim. (Reference - Episode #29 - Rhode Island, during comments)
I can tell you what to do with the dead deer in Oregon. Take it home and eat it. As of 2019, a person can salvage a deer or elk that has been struck by a vehicle. Let's eat, folks!
-Daniel Dotte
P.S. It's pronounced "doe-tay"
Is it weird that Nate looked at Brian when he was trying to remember when his own parents got married.
On a serious note, Nateland has become the go to entertainment when we are on the road. Good clean comedy that has my wife and I roaring with laughter. Over labor day weekend our 6 year old was running around the campsite pretending to film an episode of Nateland. Love you guys, love the show, keep it up.
I grew up next to Gary, IN. Some of the most beautiful beaches in the, yeah I’ll say it, world. There next to steel mills and boarded up homes but beautiful. New National Park too
this was an awesome podcast. great job gents. as a lifelong Packers fan, Jay Cutler was one of my fave QBs. ;). Seriously, like this guy a lot now. I wish he'd be a regular. Hilarious. again, great podcast guys!
Nate's wearing a rare short sleeve shirt and Aaron is bundled up for his hunting trip!
On this week’s episode I learned the following shocking facts:
1. There is an official wetsuit of the NFL.
2. Jay Cutler has, in fact, had soda before, and
3. Brian uses any air time he gets to promote his own podcast.
BTW, Nate, my last name is pronounced (SISS-er-oh)
Fresh Prince did acknowledge the casting change. Jazz mentions that Aunt Viv looks different since she had the new baby.
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Although Jay comes off just a notch above the team in discussion, like a college aged kid hanging out with a bunch of middle school or high schools kids, I like how he and Nate got to bond a little over his story about popcorn on his farm and wondering if he was lied to and believed it all this time just like Nate’s story about John and Jane Doe that took him 20 years to go “wait a minute..”
Wow grew up a few minutes from him and lived at holiday world during the summers.
It's cool of Nate to have Tim Tebows older brother on the podcast 👍🏻
Hahaha, Brian’s use to doing fax machines! Hilarious!
Hello folks! Been listening since the first episode. I find it interesting that a lot of jokes come from everyday life. I thought about you guys the other day when I was at the dmv. As I was waiting (as one does at the dmv) there was a sign at one of the booths that read “employee in training. Please be patient.” Basically just giving the customers a fair warning, “hey, just so you know this is going to be a complete disaster. Neither of us want to be here and today is going to be worse than you could possibly imagine.” Made me chuckle. Love the pod. Keep up the good work!
Not much actually interesting about Indiana, about what I expected as a “country bumpkin” Hoosier! Shout out from the RV capital of the world. Love the podcast guys.
The episode is the most engaged I think Nate’s been.
My friend David thought Chattanooga was worth giving his life for in 2015. Semper Fidelis.
How did no one else at the table correct Nate when he said "You could make it a real salon" rather than saloon?!
I didn't even catch that until you pointed it out. I thought he really meant Salon!!!!
I love how at the 1:23:28 mark when Nate is talking about building back up a ghost town, that you could make it a real town and build a Salon. I assume he meant Saloon, like in a western town, unless they need a place for cowboys to get their haircut. And what is funny is that nobody caught it and just kept on like "yeah, a Salon sounds like a great idea". Anyways, keep it up guys!
Gas pump hoses have a metal cuff on them made to detach easily if wanked on and it switches on an automatic shut off when detached
LOVE that cutler is making the podcast circuit! Saw Nate on his pod and then he went on Mcafee and Theo Von!
The idea of Nate going to that school to fix his dyslexia made me think of the episode of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia when Charlie is part of an experiment and everyone (except the gang) is in on it. They make him think he’s becoming Einstein when he’s really spouting nonsense the gang only discovers at the very end. Great episode. Charlie was so confident.
Nate in the Talk Space ad: “Lice in thera piss”.
Nate, my husband Tommy watches the same movies over and over again! He watches The Fugitive almost every night! I tried to get him to watch a different movie with me and he got frustrated because he didn't know what was happening. I said EXACTLY 🤦
Always enjoy the 3 minute intro about how we’ve settled on hello folks.. probably.. But let’s go folks is still fine too.. We’ll see.. Been about 2 months running now.
Sup, folks! You fellas heard of a guy called Karl Pilkington? He's a British guy that looks a little like Broin, and thinks of things a little more simply, kinda like Nate. Aaron could assume the role of interpreter even though you guys could just turn on the subtitles for his Manchester accent. Anywho keep up the work, I think we're getting similar levels of enjoyment out of it. Thanks and have a great day!
Did anyone else think Nate was complimenting Jay for not drinking soda? I thought he said, “That’s really good,Man!”. Nay, he was reminding him of how good soda is!! Just the Nateland nuggets that I keep coming back for!
Hello po-folks, I’m an avid runner and true natelandian listener. I have a goal this year to run 600 miles and I’m 437 miles into that goal… The reason that’s important is because every time I run, I try and listen to Nate, aaron and Beavercreek. But have to stop multiple times while running because it turns out running and laughing don’t go well together. Here’s to long car rides and boring runs without the tres amigos.
Wherefore art thou, FOLKS!
That's awsome! LOL
To fix dyslexia, you have to beat (with a bat) Shakespeare into the person’s head!!! Truly genius 😂 And Juliet is nuts for asking a question? Bargatze Gold!!
As a Dallas Cowboys fan, I don't appreciate this podcast making me like Jay Cutler.
Hello folks!
Nate - with how much you love the game of golf, have you ever considered giving disc golf a shot? It scores the same as golf and is played very much the same, i feel like you would enjoy it. It has been around for many years but is finally starting to get off the ground now. You could be an early ambassador of the quickest growing sport around!
Pretty funny when Brian mentioned he and Aaron are golfing later on that day--with Brian looking like the guy that sits in the Starter shack and Aaron in camouflage, looking like Carl Spackler (Bill Murray) in Caddyshack.