This episode, we go in-depth on a controversial topic most podcasts are afraid to tackle - the history of calendars. We look at previous calendars throughout history, proposed calendars of the future, and what we would change about our calendar of today.

This episode, the guys tackle another controversial subject that the media is afraid to address - Rhode Island. We delve into the smallest state in the Union and look at its history, food, sports, and answer so many questions about Rhode Island that no one has ever asked.

This episode, we're discussing inventions. The guys look at the greatest inventions of all time, discuss the greatest inventions of our lifetime, and look at failed inventions.

This episode, we're talking about odd jobs. The guys look at some of the oddest jobs people do for money and discuss some of the jobs they had before getting into comedy.

This episode, we continue our look at all 50 states by exploring the state of New York. To help us understand the Empire State, we're joined by Nate's long time friend and lifelong New Yorker, comedian Yannis Pappas

If you've been confused about what's been happening on Wall Street lately, you'll be even more confused after listening to this week's episode. The guys break down the GameStop controversy, learn about Bitcoin, and discuss the future of money. Do they get anything right? Probably not.

After solving the Wall Street financial market, this week Nate, Aaron, and Briefcase investigate another hard hitting topic - aliens. The guys discuss the history of UFOs, the first alien abductions, and decide if we're really alone in the universe.

On this week's podcast, we continue our look at all 50 states by exploring the great state of Washington. Actor and comedian Adam Ray (@adamraycomedy​ ) joins us as our special guest to discuss what it was like growing up in the Evergreen State.

This episode, we discuss the history of video games. We'll look at the first video games invented, share our own personal history with video games, and look at the future of video games. Of course, we also spin off into useless conversations about subjects like whether Walmart still has layaway, how many people really need a Thanksgiving turkey, and how Brian pronounces the word mature.

On this week's podcast, we visit the Old West. Nate, Aaron, and Brian discuss famous outlaws like Jesse James and Billy The Kid but spend more time discussing the origin of famous door knocks and debating who would be the first one eaten if they had to resort to cannibalism.

On this week's episode, the guys are joined by fellow comedian Dusty Slay to discuss his home state of Alabama. They discuss important moments in the state's history like when an Alabama woman got hit by a meteorite, Dusty being stabbed by a pencil, and the last time the Harlem Globetrotters lost a game (even though that had nothing to do with Alabama).

On this week's podcast, we're joined by fellow comedian Gary Vider to discuss con artists. Gary shares stories about his dad being a con man and how his dad got him involved in scams even at a young age.

On this week's podcast, Nate, Aaron, and Brian take a trip back to Medieval Times to learn about the Middle Ages. The guys discuss famous court jesters, learn about unusual medical treatments, and discuss well known phrases that originated from the Middle Ages.

This episode, the topic is philosophy. The guys discuss famous philosophers, break down famous philosophical quotes, and determine if Nate could be a modern day philosopher.

On this week's episode, we continue our look at all 50 states by delving into the state of Arkansas. Nate's good friend Shay Mooney from the country duo Dan + Shay joins the guys to talk about life growing up on an Arkansas farm.

On this week's podcast, we take the show to Zanies Comedy Club in Nashville, Tennessee for our first ever episode in front of a live audience. To mark this special occasion, we continue our look into all 50 states by learning about our home state of Tennessee.

On this week's episode, we take a break from our discussion of the 50 states to learn about our neighbor north of the border- Canada. Nate's longtime friend and fellow comedian Graham Kay joins us as a special guest to tell us what it was like growing up in the Great White North.

This episode, the guys learn about the historical period known as The Renaissance. Nate, Aaron, and Brian learn about legendary artists like Michaelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci and break down the secrets behind famous paintings like the Mona Lisa, the Last Supper, and the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

This episode, we're talking about professional wrestling. The guys look at some of the greatest moments in wrestling history, debate who the greatest professional wrestler of all time is, and look at some of the funniest unscripted moments in the history of the sport.

This episode, we look at the history of US Presidents. Nate, Aaron, and Brian discuss topics like the smallest and largest Presidents, Andrew Jackson's numerous duels, and William Howard Taft's terrible toy idea.

This episode, we're talking about theme parks. We discuss how long it would take to ride a roller coaster 12,000 times, delve into what a Nateland theme park would look like, and spend a little too long discussing the career of Fabio.

On this week's episode of the Nateland Podcast, the guys discuss nothing in particular. Aaron recaps his wedding, Brian shares his car problems which led to a wet weekend, and Nate talks about playing golf with Larry The Cable Guy.

On this week's podcast, Nate, Brian, and Aaron learn about the royal family. The guys debate the fame of Queen Elizabeth, the proper procedure for eating with royals, and Nate breaks down the movie The King's Speech (a movie he hasn't seen).

This episode, we're joined by comedian John Crist to discuss standup comedy from a Christian perspective. We delve into his past controversies, discuss how Christian comedy has changed over the years, and rekindle the controversy of if it's ever okay to say the phrase "Let's Go!"

This episode, the guys start their breakdown of recent decades by starting with the 70's. The guys talk about the top movies, TV shows, sporting events, cults and airplane disasters of the decade.

This episode, the guys become doctors and break down the human body. Nate, Aaron, and Brian discuss which organs are vital, which organs we no longer need, and debate how many elephants we eat in a lifetime.

It's our one year anniversary of the podcast! So in true Nateland fashion, we picked a topic we know nothing about and are unqualified to discuss - Psychology. In front of a live audience at Zanies Comedy Club in Nashville, we discuss Pavlov's dog, stuttering orphans, the 36 questions to make you fall in love immediately, and much, much, more.

What are some of the most surprising discoveries in human history? We have no idea. But this week we do discuss unexpected inventions, dinosaur bones, never before seen animals, and celebrities who were discovered in unusual ways.

This episode, we're going back to the 1980s. Breakfast shares some of his high school fashion faux pas, Nate goes on a rant about today's movies, and Aaron again learns that the MASH finale was not the most watched event in television history.

This episode, we get back to the states by learning about the state of Alaska. We look into how many Rhode Islands could fit into Alaska, if Alec Baldwin played a bear in a movie, and if Breakfast would get the autograph of a winning dog from the Iditarod.

This episode, Nate, Breakfast, and Aaron have Olympic fever. The guys question how far back in time they would have to go to win an Olympic event, what event they would choose to best blend in if they had to go undercover, how Jesus would fare in the Olympics, and incorrectly question why soccer isn't an #Olympic sport (it is).

Are UFO's hiding underwater? What kind of animals live at the bottom of the sea? Could you tow an iceberg thousand of miles without it melting? These are just a few of the questions we ponder on this week's podcast when we discuss the oceans.

This episode, we delve deeper (not really) into a previous discussed topic - money. We look at the new wealthiest person in the world, guess how many celebrities are billionaires, and discuss how much money we made in our first paid comedy gig.

What's your favorite memory of the 1990s? As we continue our look at the decades, Breakfast recalls his glory days of visiting Planet Hollywood and attending Nashville Kats arena football games, Aaron learns about Monica Seles being stabbed on the tennis court, and Nate tries unsuccessfully to pronounce hors d'oeuvres.

On this week's podcast, they guys read a bunch of comments and catch up on an exciting last couple of weeks. Aaron and Brian share their recent adventures as sitcom actors, Nate learns that he has unusually small feet, and folk Joe Ferreira gets a segment all to himself.

Do you know how Indiana got its name? What is its state bird? What about the state motto? We discuss none of this on this week's podcast as we look at the great state of Indiana with special guest Jay Cutler. We do break down Jay's high school senior football season week by week, debate if it takes a special type of corn to make popcorn and go into great detail about Holiday World And Splashin Safari.

On this week's podcast, we continue our look at the decades by discussing the 2000s. Nate, Aaron, and Bing Bong debate what the decade should be called, Aaron shares the qualifications for being Pope, Brian relives the Music City Miracle, and Nate ponders whether he's qualified to participate in the Paralympics.

This episode, Nate is joined by two of his longtime friends and fellow comedians, Nic Novicki and Dustin Chafin. The guys share stories of what it was like getting their start in comedy and doing shows together in New York City.

On this week's podcast, we're once again learning about animals. The guys debate whether a whale would deliberately swallow a human, can a jellyfish really be immortal, and what really happens at the blessing of the pets.

What's the best way to be chosen as a contestant on The Price Is Right? Who should be the next host of Jeopardy? Is Wheel Of Fortune biased towards Southern contestants? Nate, Aaron, and Brian discuss these topics and more this week when their topic is Game Shows.

On this week's podcast, we continue our look at the states as we're joined by fellow comedian and Oklahoma native Justin Smith to learn about the Sooner State.

On this week’s episode, we’re joined by fellow comedian and former Pennsylvania resident Mike Vecchione to learn more about the Keystone State.

Happy Halloween folks! On this week's podcast, we share ghost stories, discuss our favorite Halloween candy, and debate the popularity of William Shatner as we're once again joined by our friend and fellow comedian Mike Vecchione

On this week's episode, the guys are back together for the first time in weeks. Aaron shares his dream of having a walk-in cooler, Nate looks at a breakdown of the words he used in his comedy specials, and Brian has some breaking news that shocks everyone.

Since we're often called a podcast about nothing and since we quote Seinfeld episodes almost every week, we decided to do an entire episode about our favorite sitcom. This week we're joined by fellow comedian and Seinfeld enthusiast Mark Normand to geek out about all things Seinfeld.

On this week's episode, fellow comedian Graham Kay returns as we wrap up the decades by looking back at the 2010's. Bad News Brian gives us some depressing facts, Aaron introduces us to a new sport, and Nate goes on another Marvel movie rant.

On this week's podcast, we're joined again by comedian Justin Smith as we eventually discuss the Thanksgiving holiday. But first, Brian shares how he considered stalking a woman to prove he's not a stalker, Nate and Justin break down the Friday The 13th movies, and the guys all discuss their love of standup comedy.

On this week's podcast, we're joined by Nate's longtime friend and fellow comedian Jon Reep. Nate and Jon talk about their early days of doing comedy together, the guys break down a video of Jon being escorted out of a Carolina Panthers game, they look at a website listing the greatest podcasts in the world and eventually they talk a little bit about Jon's home state of North Carolina.

On this week's episode, Nic Novicki returns to share some legendary stories of driving, cooking, and an awkward first date. Plus, we discuss parallel universes, glitches in the matrix, and time travel as we take a look at the universe.

Nate, Aaron, and Breakfast were such experts on the cosmos that they couldn't stop with just one episode. So on this week's episode, they once again delve into the universe while being joined by Nate's longtime friend and fellow comedian Dustin Chafin.

On this week's episode, the guys delve into one of their all time favorite television shows, The Office. Nate, Aaron, and Broomstick share how they first learned of the show, debate their favorite episodes, and discuss why Nate is so much like Michael Scott.

On this week's episode, we're joined by our friend and fellow comedian Leanne Morgan. We hear about Leanne's unconventional start in comedy, how she was once hired for a gig to make people laugh and to teach them English, and how her career took off in her mid-50's.