The Nateland Podcast 282: #282 Boats featuring Connor Larsen
Dec 10, 2025
Connor Larsen, a comedian and long-time friend of the hosts, dives into entertaining boating tales and his unique experiences living on a Toronto boat. He shares a hilarious story about sinking a dinghy, the challenges of marina life, and the quirks of performing on cruise ships. The conversation touches on the hilarity of road trip mishaps, boat ownership, and the ins and outs of boating safety. With jokes about jet skis versus kayaks and a nod to sea shanties, the discussion blends humor with fascinating boating trivia.
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Baby's High-Chair Fall And ER Rush
- Aaron Weber told a harrowing story of his baby falling from a high chair, bleeding, briefly passing out, and being rushed to the ER before a flight.
- The child was cleared and they still made the trip, showing parental panic and rapid decision-making under stress.
Living On A Boat To Pursue Comedy
- Nate Bargatze lived on a small boat in Toronto early in his comedy career to save on rent and pursue open mics.
- He described cramped living, using a pee bucket, freezing nights, and the freedom delusion that kept him committed.
Cold Nights And Marina Life In Toronto
- Nate described cold Toronto nights, using a space heater and a bubbler system to keep marina water from freezing.
- He recalled folding a table into a bed and the small, creative comforts of boat living.