Aaron is in the Covid protocol so this week we have two guests filling in for him. Our intern Cole joins us to help Nate get through the comments and then we're joined by Nate's friend, Major League Baseball player Sonny Gray. Nate and Breakfast ask Sonny the hard hitting questions about baseball that every 12-year-old boy would want to know.

On this week's episode, the guys discuss how they'd do in an MRI machine, Aaron joins the weight loss challenge and Nate talks about his recent appearance on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Then comedian Henry Cho joins them to talk about his start in comedy in the 80's, doing chicken wire gigs, being the first comic to appear on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and his friend the late great Bob Saget.

This week, the guys try a new format of discussing a variety of topics. Aaron tells us about visiting the Field of Dreams and finds no corn, Brian shares his struggles of drinking from a water fountain as a youth, and Nate questions Taco Bell's new subscription service and hopes an asteroid hits us before this episode is released.

Is it toboggan or toque? Water fountain or drinking fountain? On this week's podcast, the guys look at some of the regional differences that are splitting us all apart. They also delve back into the benefits of the Taco Bell membership, Brian gives an update on the Jeopardy winner, Aaron shares his biggest pet peeve at the airport, and Nate shows us how to properly peel a banana.

On this week's podcast, Nate addresses his latest rant, Aaron appears in a Taylor Swift video, and our buddy Nic Novicki returns to tell us about his recent gig as a presenter at the Golden Globe Awards.

On this week's episode, the guys discuss advertising. Aaron interviews Nate for a marketing position, Brian gets snubbed by a fan at the Opry, and Nate complains about his stupid nipples.

On this week's episode we're talking about Talk Shows. The guys look at famous moments in talk show history, Nate gives some behind the scenes stories on what it's like to appear on a talk show, and Brian shares a story of baring it all while visiting his dermatologist.

On this week's episode, comedian Caleb Elliott joins the gang to discuss ways Brian has gone above and beyond, does Aaron really need a PO Box, and does Doritos make good kindling. Meanwhile, Nate quickly gets bored with the topic of Life Hacks so the guys move on to World Records where they look at some of the most amazing world records in history while debating which records they would attempt to break.

On this week’s episode, we’re discussing dinosaurs with special guest Dusty Slay. The guys set science back 65 million years by debating whether dinosaurs had a brain in their butt, the difference between an asteroid and a meteor, and whether the game Marco Polo was actually named after the explorer Marco Polo.

On this week's podcast, the guys get a lesson in American history as they learn about our Founding Fathers and the US Supreme Court.

Is Stevie Wonder faking his blindness? Is Keanu Reeves immortal? Was Britney Spears on the White House payroll? These are just a few of the hard hitting topics that are tackled on this week's episode as we discuss conspiracy theories with our friend and fellow comedian Dusty Slay.

This episode, Dusty Slay fills in as co-host for Father Breakfast, and Mike Vecchione joins the table to talk diet and exercise fads of the past. Is Jazzercise still effective, would weight-watchers be more effective as a door-to-door sales pitch? Find out this week.

On this week's podcast, Breakfast is still out to brunch with baby burrito so Justin Smith returns to discuss ninja and the samurai. The guys get into some intense debates like how to spot a ninja, what's the difference between ninja and samurai and why would a ninja steal a pillow from underneath your head.

On this week's episode, the guys are finally back together! Laura joins the crew to talk about the Bargatze's big weekend at the Grammys, Breakfast updates us on his new baby burrito, and Aaron gets stuck in an elevator (which might have been his fault).

It's Holy Week and tax week and only on the Nateland Podcast would both subjects be combined into one episode. Nate learns that there can be a full moon on a cloudy night and Maundy Thursday is not a meal deal at Chilis. Brian shares a story of Jackson Hewitt helping him with tax fraud, and Aaron shares a story of child neglect that may have led his brother to go to Purdue.

Who named the Earth? How fast does the Earth spin? How deep could you dig a hole in the Earth? This week, in honor of Earth Day the guys discuss the Earth in front of a live audience at Zanies Comedy Club with special guest Mike Vecchione.

This week, Dustin Chaffin sits in with the guys as our unintelligent hosts discuss artificial intelligence. Nate reveals he's never seen the Terminator movies, Brian decides he wants to be a cyborg, and Aaron unveils a plot for Brian to murder Nate.

What was the first book ever written? How many books are there in the entire world? What is the best selling book of all time? These are just some of the questions the guys try to answer this week as they discuss books. Brian decided to sit this one out because he knew all the answers so Nate and Aaron are joined by fellow comedian Justin Smith.

What's the state animal for Missouri? How did Missouri get its name? Why is it called the Show Me State? These are just a few of the questions we'll answer this week when we discuss the state with fellow comedian and Missouri native Greg Warren.

This week, Greg Warren returns and the guys delve into one of their most serious topics yet - peanut butter and potato chips. Greg relives his days working as a salesman for Procter & Gamble and enlightens everyone about the strategy behind selling Jif peanut butter and the highs and lows of selling Pringles potato chips. The guys also learn what condiments should be refrigerated, how to properly use ketchup packets and the best way to get ketchup out of a bottle.

This week, the guys mark episode #100 of the podcast by announcing an exciting new edition to the show! Then they celebrate their milestone episode by discussing the end times. The guys analyze the Doomsday Clock, debate why Norway gets to keep all of the world's seeds, and look at the pros and cons of having a sperm bank on the moon.

This week, on this educational podcast, the guys have a long discussion about whether cats can be trained to be spies. Also, Brian makes the case for why he would be the best secret agent, Nate gets mad at Johnny Carson for calling out a mind reader, and Holly enters the room right when everyone is becoming paranoid.

How much should you tip at a restaurant? What's the most annoying question you can ask your server? What's the dirtiest item on a restaurant table? This week, we delve into those questions and much more as the guys relive their glory days of working at restaurants.

Do hotels put a tracking device in your towels to make sure you don't steal them? What happens to the soap in hotel rooms after you use it? Could Aaron set the world record for most hotel room key cards? These are just some of the questions the guys try to answer this week as they discuss hotels.

This week, the guys revisit one of their favorite topics, aliens, to learn the latest news in the search for extraterrestrials. Brian shares insight into a recent Congressional hearing on UFOs, the guys debate whether UFOs should really be called UAPs, Dusty gives his insight into what he thinks about aliens, and Aaron passionately argues that Milky Way is the best candy bar.

This week Nate, Aaron, and Dusty explore the sticky topic of candy. After discussing how to survive a bear attack and Nate’s recent experiences hiking, the guys taste, judge, and discuss different candies, how they’d eat them, and their histories.

This week Nate, Aaron, and Dusty look into the wild world of maps. Aaron explains the orientation of the earth, Nate knows which direction he’s facing at all times, and we learn that Dusty doesn’t really trust maps or analog clocks.

This week, Brian is back and the guys continue their discussion on candy by trying out some new candy while debating how many licks to get to the center of a tootsie pop, whether the M&M characters need a new makeover, and if Pop Rocks and Coca-Cola will cause your stomach to explode.

Hey Bear! On this week's episode, Nate shares a story about finally meeting his idol Jerry Seinfeld, Dusty meets a woman who choked out a bobcat, and the guys again debate whether a person could win a fight with a bear.

Hello Folks! Can you believe this month marks two years since we launched the Nateland Podcast? This week, we're looking back at some of the funniest moments, memorable mispronunciations and surprise announcements that made year two so special.

This week, we're having a good time talking about...time. The guys debate when's the best time to add a leap second, whether a blink of the eye is the fastest time there is, and where they'd go if they could travel through time.

Beanie Babies, baseball cards and Bobby Bonilla are just a few of the topics Breakfast brings to the table this week as the guys discuss collectibles and memorabilia.

This week the guys get back to learning about the states as they discuss Colorado. Nate, Aaron, Dusty, and Brian learn why residents of Colorado Springs once had brown teeth, discuss the history of the tire boot, and debate whether it's better to be alone or have a roommate in prison.

This week the guys are talking about college so naturally they discuss Brian getting lost in the woods at night, whether the earth is shaped like a triangle, and the temperature of Aaron's urine. There's so much to talk about, they agree to come back next week for a college part two.

This week the guys continue their talk about college by looking at the cost of tuition, acceptance rates, secret societies, party schools, and whether "funner" is a word.

This week, the guys are talking about gambling so of course they somehow discuss Sylvester Stallone, Chick Fil A, and the height of the world's tallest building.

This week, Aaron is allegedly in jail due to a bar fight so the guys are joined by their friend Greg Garcia, creator of hit TV shows like My Name Is Earl and Raising Hope. The guys talk about Greg's latest show Sprung, modern day Robin Hoods, creative prison escapes, and Greg's side job during the writers' strike.

This week, Nate is headed to Phoenix to record his new special so the guys thought it'd be a great time to learn about Arizona. Nate, Brian, Aaron, and Dusty discuss the important things everyone needs to know about Arizona like Egyptian artifacts buried in the Grand Canyon, UFOs flying over Phoenix, and the world's largest pyramid created by pennies.

This week, Nate's back from Phoenix so the guys get an update on his new comedy special. Then they delve into the important topic of gas stations. Nate, Aaron, Dusty, and Breakfast debate gas station etiquette, pumping procedures, and the most popular items to buy at a convenience store.

This week the topic is language so the guys delve into offensive language, sign language, the 5 love languages, speaking Klingon at a bar and how eight buffaloes can make one grammatically correct sentence.

This week, Nate is headed to North and South Dakota so we thought it was a great time to learn about the Dakotas. Nate comes up with a plan to bring more tourism to North Dakota, Aaron rehashes another episode of the West Wing, Dusty questions dinosaur bones discovered in South Dakota, and Breakfast correctly remembers that Bob Barker is still alive.

This week, the topic is physics, a subject the guys are more than qualified to discuss. Nate, Brian, Aaron, and Dusty break down Newton's three laws of mechanics, debate whether a hammer and a feather will hit the ground at the same time on the moon, and attempt a science experiment that goes about as well as you'd expect.

It's almost Halloween so this week Nate, Dusty, Aaron, and Dusty debate why we enjoy scary movies, who would be on the Mt. Rushmore of horror characters, whether sleeping outside would keep Freddy Krueger away, and whether dumping our garbage in the ocean is a good idea.

This week, Dusty is on the road so we're joined by legendary comedian and actor Kevin Nealon. Kevin tells us some amazing stories including surfing with Steve Martin, a date with James Taylor and a scary plane ride with Jay Leno. We also discuss his love for drawing caricatures and his new book I Exaggerate: My Brushes With Fame.

This week, the guys are joined by a special guest to start the show. Then, Nate, Aaron, Brian, and Dusty get down to business discussing the important topic of superheroes. The guys look at failed superheroes, discuss what super power each would have, and debate whether it would be better to be able to fly or be invisible.

This week, Nate visits Graceland, Aaron's car breaks down in an inconvenient location, and the guys debate how winning the Powerball would change them, Then they get down to business to discuss how to hide a racing bib on a subway, the helium problem in America, and what animal would be most terrifying if it could speak.

This week, the guys are sure to frustrate true soccer fans by discussing the World Cup. Nate, Aaron, Brian, and Dusty delve into famous moments in World Cup history, discuss the most famous soccer players of all time and somehow get sidetracked into debating the relevance of the Tour De France.

Holiday shopping is in full swing so this week the guys look at the history of Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and much more. Nate, Aaron, Brian, and Dusty learn how gift giving started, the cost of the 12 Days Of Christmas, and why Thanksgiving was permanently moved to the fourth Thursday of November.

This week, Aaron is missing in action so Justin Smith returns as guest host. The topic is World War 2 so of course the guys discuss Hollow Earth, bats with bombs, and a list of Nate's friends whose birthdays fall on Pearl Harbor Day.

Nate's headed to Texas this week so we thought it would be a great time to learn about the Lone Star State. While most Texas historians focus on the Alamo or the JFK assassination, the guys decide to shift their focus to AstroTurf, the Midland Man, and Brian's family vacation to Alabama.

It's their final time to be together in 2022 so Nate, Brian, Aaron, and Dusty decide to revisit some of their old topics from the past year and learn some facts they didn't get to the first time around. The guys learn about the history of the Cocaine Bear, debate whether UFOs were in the Bible and learn a new way to do math called Dustology.

A look back at the Nateland Podcast in 2022.