Dusty is still celebrating the new year so this week we're joined by our friend and fellow comedian Anjelah Johnson-Reyes to talk about sketch comedy. Anjelah shares some crazy stories about becoming a viral video sensation, becoming a cast member on MadTV and getting to attend a birthday party for Michael Jackson.

This week, the guys learn the history of Reese's Pieces, Brian shares a story about getting removed by the Secret Service and Dusty relives his days as a valet. Then Nate, Aaron, and Dusty all have upcoming shows in Ohio so the guys learn about the Buckeye State.

This week, the guys are trapped at home due to the snow so they thought it would be a good time to revisit one of their favorite Nateland episodes - Weather. This episode originally aired in December, 2020 so Dusty wasn't part of the team yet but Nate, Aaron, and Brian delved into important discussions like can wooly worms predict winter weather, what it takes to become a storm chaser, and the terminal velocity of a raindrop. We hope you enjoy revisiting this episode as much as we did.

The guys survived the snowpocalypse and are back together so this week there's a lot of catching up to do. Dusty gives us the low down on his Netflix release and his recent appearance on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon while Nate shares a Jimmy Fallon story of his own. Then they catch up on three weeks worth of comments where we learn Aaron is contemplating carrying a pocket knife, Dusty's wife was a former sketch comedy star, and Brian was a huge fan of the Muppet Show.

Nate's MIA so this week Brian, Aaron, and Dusty are left alone to talk about furniture. Brian explains why he prefers a couch over a chair, Aaron shares his displeasure with televisions mounted too high, and Dusty gives his ideas for redecorating the White House.

This week, Aaron and Dusty are out of town so the guys are joined by fellow comedians Justin Smith and Mike James. Nate extends an olive branch to the folks by going back to two hour episodes and participating in his own Krispy Kreme Challenge and Brian shares an awkward encounter in a grocery store parking lot. Then the guys delve into the Super Bowl by learning about the history of the game, memorable moments, commercials, and halftime performances.

This week, the guys are back together so that means staying on topic rarely happens. Nate shares why he loves stand up comedy but has issues with the Netflix series Fool Me Once and the guys do a little talking about farming.

This week, Nate is missing, Brian and Dusty arrive straight from a hot chicken eating excursion, and Aaron shares his worst radio interview. Then the guys delve into hot topics like circadian rhythms, McDonalds scammers, floating palm tree branches, and how long each could stand without sitting. They also share their frustrations with the airport and reshare their love of The Shawshank Redemption.

This week, Dusty has a questionable pronunciation of the word Hangman, Nate shares why he strives to be like old Elvis, and Brian gives a movie review of one of the most depressing movies ever. Then the guys delve into a deep scientific discussion of the sun which basically means a debate about if Superman would lose his powers if he spent too much time in Alaska.

Since it's Leap Day, we thought it'd be a fun time to revisit one of our favorite episodes: Calendars. Dusty wasn't part of the group yet but Nate, Brian, and Aaron take a look at previous calendars throughout history, proposed calendars of the future, and what we would change about our calendar of today.

This week, the guys discuss their experience of driving with a stick shift, Dusty overheats at a hockey game, and Bad News Bates gives the cons of a permanent shift to Daylight Saving Time. Then the guys get into a discussion about plants and trees. Since Dusty is the only one who's ever planted anything, he does most of the talking.

This week, the guys delve into a hodgepodge of different topics and conversations. Brian admits to having his Christmas card photoshopped, Nate shares his wild weekend with Jimmy Fallon, Aaron finishes his story about buying a cactus for his brother, and Dusty makes an argument for why guns should be allowed on airplanes.

On this week's episode, Nate has a bad reading day which leads to big laughs, Dusty retaliates to Youtube commenters while sitting in the airport, and Aaron shares the story of an itch he just couldn't scratch. There's also a little bit of discussion about Florida.

This week, Brian shares highlights from his big weekend in the Pacific Northwest, Nate gives us a rundown of his weekend in Vegas and Boston, and Aaron reveals that he'd like to become an auctioneer. Plus, the guys wish Nate a happy birthday by looking at other famous birthdays and events from the month Nate was born. Finally, they get to the topic of food by looking at the food pyramid and a list of the best and worst foods to eat.

This week, Nate is missing in action so Brian, Aaron, and Dusty thought it would be a good time to talk about poetry. Aaron demonstrates his improved auctioneering skills, Dusty hears Beethoven's 9th symphony for the first time, and Brian writes a Haiku about Nate but has trouble pronouncing the words "poem" and "poetry."

This week, Nate and the gang take their first ever Nateland road trip to see the Great American Eclipse in its totality. Dusty was hunkering down in his bunker but Nate, Aaron, and Brian were joined by podcast favorites John Crist and Greg Warren to watch the eclipse on the football field of McCracken County High School in Paducah, Kentucky.

Nate is out this week so the guys are joined by their good friend and fellow comedian Jon Reep. Brian has another awkward moment on a flight, Dusty considers grinding his own ground beef, and Aaron has a couple get engaged while he's on stage. Then Jon shares his rules and regulations for being a college sports fan which leads to a more broad discussion of the dos and don'ts of being a fan.

Nate is still on the road so this week Brian, Dusty, and Aaron hold down the fort while he's gone. Aaron visits the Omaha Zoo, Brian shares some facts about Earth Day, and Dusty shares a photo of him and his mom celebrating an Auburn victory. Then the guys delve into a discussion about Nebraska and learn all about the history, movies, sports, and celebrities from the Cornhusker state.

This week, Nate has a run in with a fly while on stage and the guys analyze and critique their recent 40 yard dash attempt. Then with Nate, Dusty, and Aaron preparing to head to Hollywood, they look at the history of Hollywood, how to get a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame, and discuss whether the Hollywood movie and TV industry is dying.

Nate is out this week but Brian, Aaron, and Dusty take a trip down memory lane discussing their favorite cartoons from their childhood and as adults.

This week, to mark the 200th episode of the podcast, the guys look back at some of the milestone moments in their careers.

This week, Nate and Aaron share stories from their fun weekend on the road. Then the guys get into a discussion about cicadas which leads to Nate learning how to read Roman numerals.

Hopefully this week's episode won't put you to sleep but that is this week's topic, along with Dusty maybe sharing a flight with a famous baseball player and Nate and Aaron starting a new weight loss challenge.

This week, Nate's trainer suffers an injury, Brian doesn't know the rules to dodgeball, and Aaron worked math problems while on the playground. Then the guys learn about fashion and style from fellow comedian and fashionista Nick Thune.

Nate is on the road this week but in honor of Father's Day, Brian, Aaron, and Dusty share their thoughts on some of the best and worst dads from television, movies, music and more!

This week, Nate and Dusty take over Grand Rapids, Michigan, Dusty has a fender bender on the way to the podcast, and the guys recap the careers of Pat Sajak and Vanna White. Then they delve into the topic of dreams by discussing lucid dreams, nightmares, common dreams and Aaron's recurring childhood dream of being trapped in the microwave.

Dusty is out this week so the guys are joined by fellow comedian Steven Rogers. Nate recaps stories from their fun weekend, Brian breaks the news that he's taking swimming lessons, and Steven shares his love for Alice Cooper. Then the guys talk about some of their idols and heroes growing up and today.

This week, Aaron lucks out on free snacks in the hotel lobby, Dusty gets snubbed in his comedy club bio, and the "which sport could you best blend in?" debate reemerges. Then the guys discuss a little gambling by debating best gambling movies, best gambling songs, and learn some gambling dos and don'ts from fellow comedian and self proclaimed degenerate gambler Greg Warren.

This week, Laura schedules a tree removal which interrupts the podcast, the guys debate their competitive eating skills, and Dusty proclaims he's a public figure. Then they get into the topic of Sharks by debating whether sharks can get cavities, the meaning of Shark Week, and how many Sharknado movies are too many.

Hello Folks and Hey Bear! Can you believe this month marks four years since we launched the Nateland Podcast? As a bonus episode, we thought it'd be fun to look back at some of the funniest moments, memorable mispronunciations and surprise announcements that made the first four years so special.

With Nate away, Brian, Aaron, and Dusty thought it'd be a great time to talk about trash. The guys learn interesting facts like the invention of the word dumpster, the origin of the phrase "dumpster fire" and Brian shares a story of going dumpster diving for his lost retainer.

This week, Nate, Brian, Aaron, and Dusty debut their brand new Nateland set from the Lab at Zanies Comedy Club! So the guys decided what better time to talk about change. Dusty learns a hard truth about Forrest Gump, Brian learns how to pronounce feng shui, Nate takes a reading class, and Aaron shares his new way to order at Chipotle.

This week, Dusty is on the road so the guys are joined by their old pal John Crist. John shares how identifying as a podcaster got him out of jury duty. Aaron tells how free donuts helped him get into Notre Dame. Nate reviews the movie Ninja Assassin and Brian unsuccessfully tries to review the movie The Color Of Money.

This week, Nate is late, Aaron leaves early and the guys are joined by fellow comedian and New Jerseyan Julian McCullough to talk about the great state of New Jersey. Dusty explains what was going on in his high school photo, Aaron does his best New Jersey accent and the guys debate what it would be like to sell drugs to Hitler.

This week, the guys learn about the five senses (specifically vision) while also straying off topic enough for Dusty to question the existence of outer space, Narwhals, and Helen Keller.

This week, Dusty tries identifying different Skittles with his eyes closed, Nate takes a Diet Pepsi taste challenge, and Greg Warren gets put to the peanut butter test as the guys talk about taste.

This week, Leanne Morgan sits in for Dusty and shares stories about winning her husband over with a tan, a special moment she had with Burt Reynolds and an awkward encounter she had with some country music stars. Then Nate, Brian, Aaron, and Leanne talk about etiquette by debating what you can wear to hotel breakfast, how far your seat can go back on a plane, and the best way to tip your server.

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This week, Nick Thune returns to the podcast. Coming off recording their comedy specials, Aaron and Nick recount their weekend leading up to the tapings which included Aaron's wife almost going into labor and Nick sharing a hotel room with his dad. Then the guys get into the topic of California. As a California resident, Nick shares stories of experiencing an earthquake, visiting Joshua Tree National Forest, and escaping a wildfire just in time.

This week, Nate plays in a charity golf tournament with some major celebrities, Brian takes a ride in a driverless Uber, Aaron gets photographed by the paparazzi and Dusty sets off a firestorm with his criticism of Post Malone's country album. Then the guys continue their discussion of the senses by learning about the sense of smell.

This week, the guys don't have time for a topic but Nate talks about why being a creator is so important, Aaron counts down his last few days before the baby arrives, and Dusty reveals plans for a bocce ball court.

Nate is prepping for SNL and Aaron is fathering a newborn baby so Brian and Dusty are joined by Greg Warren, Tim Convy, and Sean O'Brien from the new podcast The Consumers. Each week, The Consumers podcast does a deep dive into a company or brand to learn more about it. This week, the guys brought their research of Whole Foods to the Nateland table to teach us about the history of the health food grocery store.

Aaron is on dad duty and Nate is recovering from hosting SNL, so this week Brian and Dusty are joined by fellow comedian John Crist. Brian recaps his weekend of being the only white guy on an urban show, John has an awkward moment on stage in Little Rock, and the guys debate why hurricanes are the only natural disaster to get a name. Then for the last 20 minutes of the show, the guys discuss the topic of NASCAR.

Nate and Aaron are still out so this week Brian and Dusty are joined by comedian and podcaster Dustin Nickerson to discuss cultural differences. Brian and Dusty have only lived in the South and Dustin has only lived on the West Coast so the guys debate church attire, freeway vs. interstate, and the significance of In-N-Out Burger.

This week, Nate returns (eventually) and the guys are joined by their good friend Anjelah Johnson-Reyes. Dusty and Anjelah realize they're essentially the same person, Dusty reluctantly reveals the hotel chain where he may have experienced demons, and Anjelah shares some creepy encounters that she may have experienced with ghosts.

The guys are finally all back together so this week Aaron shares stories of being a new father while Nate gives details about his new special, writing a book, and hosting Saturday Night Live for a second time.

This week, Aaron remembers an awkward job interview, Brian admits to loving a Milky Way bar, and Dusty impresses the guys with his knowledge of Pinocchio. Along the way, they also finish up their look at the basic senses by learning about the sense of touch.

This week, Dusty changes his opinion of Portland and Aaron snubs Nate's invitation to a Vanderbilt football game. Then the guys delve into the topic of birds with fellow comedian and birdwatcher Joe Zimmerman.

This week, Dusty shares some exciting comedy news and Brian shares someone else's testimony. Then the guys get into the topic of hats. Aaron and Dusty talk about their hat collection, Brian has trouble saying "mercury" and Dusty gives us his top 5 country songs about hats.

This week, Dusty is missing and Nate is late but the guys are joined by Dustin and Melissa Nickerson of the Don't Make Me Come Back There Podcast. They debate whether Aaron is like a wine, whether Dustin looks like the Green River Killer, and most importantly whether the SEC or Big Ten is the superior conference. Then they eventually get into this week's topic of Road Trips by sharing tips, tools, and stories from the road.

This week, comedian and actor Jon Reep joins the guys to talk about acting. Brian and Aaron revisit their TV acting debuts, Jon discusses the acting roles he was most disappointed not to get, and Nate shares a story about an audition so bad he had to issue an apology,

This week, Dusty gets to be Grand Marshal of the Opelika Christmas Parade and the guys debate which character from The Sandlot each of them would be, Then, fellow comedian Dustin Chafin returns to discuss rock music. The guys debate the best and worst bands, look at rock music conspiracy theories, and assemble their perfect band.

This week, Aaron, Brian, and Dusty look at the difference between fairy tales, folk tales, and fables while breaking down the plots of classic stories like Jack & The Beanstalk, Hansel & Gretel, and Little Red Riding Hood.