Standup comedian Nate Bargatze discusses the evolution of comedy acts, reflections on gig experiences and a Zen mindset, navigating comedy during the pandemic, humorous encounters, encounters with comedy legends like Dave Chappelle and Bill Burr, and wild forest encounters near Mount Hood. He also delves into unexplained phenomena like Bigfoot sounds, instant travel technology, and ethical considerations, as well as the evolution of interest in UFC champions and challenges faced by MMA fighters.
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Experts analyze alleged samurai sounds linked to Bigfoot, questioning their authenticity and human replication abilities.
US Navy's Chief Technology Officer reveals potentially revolutionary UFO tech with space-time altering capabilities for military evaluation.
US Navy reportedly develops space-time modification weapon, raising global implications and considerations for defence applications.
Former Area S4 employee Bob Lazar claims US military can manipulate space-time for instantaneous travel with back-engineered tech.
Stand-up comedy's evolution from Lenny Bruce to Carlin and Pryor highlights its transformation into a social commentary platform with boundary-pushing insights.
Deep dives
Samurai Sounds
Recordings of the samurai sounds, an alleged communication between Bigfoot creatures, were analyzed by experts claiming human vocal abilities cannot replicate these sounds. The authenticity of these recordings has been a subject of debate, with proponents suggesting they could be evidence of Bigfoot existence.
Ronald J. Moorehead and Alan Barry
The documentary 'Missing 411: The Hunted' explores the mysterious disappearances in the Sierra Mountains, centering on Ronald J. Moorehead and Alan Barry, who claimed to have recorded the unidentified samurai sounds in Northern California. The unique sounds have sparked intrigue and skepticism surrounding the existence of Bigfoot.
US Navy's UFO Technology
US Navy's Chief Technology Officer revealed potential revolutionary UFO technology capable of altering space-time dimensions. The tech, said to revolutionize human experience, is being evaluated for military applications, raising questions about the implications for defence and humanity as a whole.
Revolutionary Technology: Space-Time Modification Weapon by US Navy
The US Navy has reportedly developed a space-time modification weapon, as revealed in documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act. Experimental testing has already been conducted. This technology hints at revolutionary advancements that could potentially have global implications.
Area S4 and Gravity Space-Time Bending Technology
Bob Lazar, a former employee allegedly working in Area S4, part of the Area 51 site, claimed to have back-engineered spaceships using gravity space-time bending technology. Reports suggest the US military could manipulate space-time to enable instantaneous travel to desired locations.
Tic-Tac UFO Encounters and Naval Pilot Experiences
In 2004 off the coast of San Diego, Navy pilot Commander David Fravor encountered a tic-tac UFO that exhibited extraordinary maneuvers, such as rapid altitude changes and instantaneous travel. The Navy tracked this phenomenon, indicating advanced technology surpassing conventional propulsion systems.
Evolution of Stand-Up Comedy
Stand-up comedy has evolved significantly from its origins, with Lenny Bruce being a pioneer in transforming it into a social commentary platform. Starting in the 1950s and 60s, stand-up comedy as we know it today emerged, paving the way for future greats like George Carlin and Richard Pryor. These comedians took comedy to new heights by sharing thought-provoking insights and pushing boundaries in societal critique.
Power and Influence of Cartels
The drug cartels in Mexico exhibit immense power and influence, illustrated by their ability to supersede governmental enforcement. The level of control exerted by these cartels is highlighted through incidents like the release of El Chapo's son following cartel pressure on authorities. The prevalence of illegal drug operations in California further accentuates the impact these organizations have on a global scale, showing their significant reach and operational capacity.
Comedy Scene in New York Vs. Boston
The podcast discussed the differences between the comedy scenes in New York and Boston, with the speaker reminiscing about the various comedy clubs in each city. In New York, the speaker mentioned venues like the Boston comedy club, the cellar, and the importance of places like Dangerfields. They highlighted the intensity of performing in New York and the impact of different clubs on a comedian's career.
Challenges and Growth in Stand-up Comedy
The episode delved into the challenges and growth experiences in stand-up comedy, emphasizing the importance of adapting to different audiences and situations. The speaker shared anecdotes about performing in small crowds, honing their craft through tough experiences. They discussed the significance of continuous improvement, navigating distractions like TV shows, and the value of evolving material by testing it in various settings, including outdoor shows and larger theaters.
Nate Bargatze is a standup comedian and host of the "Nateland" podcast. His new comedy special, "The Greatest Average American", premieres March 18 on Netflix.
