Nato Green

Nato Green, a comedian known for his witty takes on current events, joins fellow comedian Tiff Stevenson, who brings her sharp social commentary to the table. They dive into the absurdities of American politics, reflecting on the chaotic atmosphere surrounding a recent inauguration. The duo humorously critiques contemporary wellness trends and their exploitation of global crises. They also explore the complexities of political loyalty and dissect the controversial debate on work-life balance, all sprinkled with their signature dark humor.

This week, Josie Long, a Glasgow comedian known for her observational humor, and Nato Green, a politically charged satirist from San Francisco, dive into the absurdities of million percent tariffs. They discuss the chaos of economic policies that turn essentials into luxuries and critique the consequences for working-class families. The conversation also highlights an amusing protest featuring a man in a rat costume, scrutinizing political engagement through humor. Expect laughter as they blend personal tales with sharp social commentary!

Nato Green, a politically savvy comedian from the East Coast, and Sara Barron, an observational humorist now based in London, dive into a whirlwind of topics. They explore the absurdity of Donald Trump's golf escapades amidst multiple indictments, and the mounting human cost of the situation in Gaza. The duo also tackles the growing trend of men using Ozempic, questioning if it's for self-improvement or social media validation. With sharp wit, they infuse humor into serious discussions, leaving listeners both entertained and thoughtful.

Nato Green, a sharp-witted comedian and political commentator, joins the discussion to dissect America's electoral landscape. They delve into the letdowns of the recent election cycle, the absurdities of political identity crises, and the bizarre electoral trends in cities like San Francisco. The dialogue interweaves humor with critical reflections on loyalty, the Constitution, and the societal divisions that plague modern politics. Green highlights the challenges comedians face in responding to current events while maintaining a spark of activism.

Join comedian Nato Green, known for his sharp political humor, as he dives into an entertaining discussion with Andy Zaltzman and Alice Fraser. They explore the absurdity of a recent Chinese conference featuring notorious leaders, humorously critiquing the bizarre friendships formed among them. The conversation also touches on the US rebranding the Department of War and the chaos of UK politics. With witty takes on military parades and their strange symbols of power, they blend laughter with insightful commentary on current events.

Nish Kumar, a British comedian celebrated for his sharp political humor, joins contributor Nato Green for a lively discussion. They hilariously recap 2024’s wildest moments, from Glasgow's questionable tourist attractions to the chaos of American politics. Their take on the absurdity of AI-generated scripts offers a comedic lens on current events. Plus, they delve into the staggering $765 million baseball contracts, exploring the whimsy and fallout of sports salaries. Expect laughs mixed with eye-opening commentary!

Nish Kumar and Nato Green join Andy Zaltzman to discuss Hitler's fashion sense, Roman history sold to Saudi Arabia, ridiculous products at the Consumer Electronic Show, cocktail ideas, potential World War Three and the conflict in Yemen, and the underground tunnel in Khabad, Brooklyn.

Topics include Super Tuesday, Theresa May's leadership challenges, Quantum Computing, bees evolving complex cultures, and post-Brexit pesticide controversy, all infused with a touch of dark humor and satire.

Derek Beres, host of The Conspirituality Podcast, joins to discuss Project 2025 and the future if Trump is re-elected. Comedian Nato Green talks about anti-Semitism on college campuses, COP-28, and ruining Jewish Christmas classics. They also discuss the Heritage Foundation's plan, conservative radicalization, and the hypocrisy of arguments against abortion.

Comedian and union organizer Nato Green joins the discussion, bringing his blend of humor and activism. The trio dives into Jack London's quirky San Francisco childhood filled with wild jobs and a dash of oyster piracy. They reflect on the absurdity of the Gold Rush, featuring tales of miners facing dangerous odds. Green humorously critiques London's complex legacy, from his socialist ideals to his personal struggles. Expect laughter as they navigate the contradictions of this literary icon’s life and work.