Public Figures

Unfortunately, the ice storm in Nashville prevented the guys from debuting The Public Figures Podcast until next week so this week we thought we'd take a look at some classic Nateland episodes featuring Brian, Aaron, and Dusty. The guys relive their school days, take a trip down memory lane remembering their favorite cartoons, and look at the difference between fairy tales, folk tales, and fables.Superpower: Superpower.comHead to Superpower.com and use code NATE at checkout for $20 off your membership. Live up to your 100-Year potential. #superpowerpod#adChime: Chime.com/NATEChime is not just smarter banking, it is the most rewarding bank. It just takes a few minutes to sign up. Head to Chime.com/NATE. Warby Parker: WarbyParker.com/NATEOur listeners get 15% off plus free shipping when they buy two or more pairs of prescription glasses at WarbyParker.com/NATE — using our link helps support the show. #WarbyParker #ad

Stand-up comedian Greg Warren, a frequent guest known for his humor and engaging stories, joins the live finale filled with laughter. The hosts share fun insights about their early careers and Nate's milestone of performing in all 50 states. They reminisce about favorite moments, including classic bits and memorable laughter from Aaron. The audience sparks lively debates over imaginary theme-park rides and roadside stops, culminating in the exciting reveal of the hosts' new podcast, 'Public Figures,' as they bid farewell to their listeners.

Nate, Brian, and Aaron hilariously dive into the meaning of 'penultimate' while sharing tales from movie outings. They debate the excitement of home runs versus strategic walks in baseball and recount fun moments from a Nashville Sounds visit. The trio reflect on audience experiences at theaters amidst industry trends and superhero fatigue, discussing what keeps fans coming back. As they share travel mishaps and plans for future events, they tease their final show with emotional fan reactions and nostalgia.

Join stand-up comedian Greg Warren as he fills in for Dusty Slay, bringing his comedic flair to the conversation. They delve into the amusing distinction between amusement parks and theme parks, share wild roller coaster history, and explore Nate's ambitious theme park vision for Nashville. From discussing iconic parks like Dollywood to brainstorming food ideas and memorable ride experiences, listeners are treated to a blend of laughter and nostalgia, sprinkled with witty anecdotes from the world of comedy and theme parks.

The hosts kick off the new year with a lively reflection on 2025's highlights. They dive into amusing holiday travel stories and the challenges of comedy club scheduling. A debate on church attire leads to lively banter about respect and traditions. Predictions for 2026 keep the humor flowing, alongside quirky discussions about calendars and zodiac superstitions. They also touch on sports, music, and the impact of clean comedy for families. It’s a fun mix of predictions, personal anecdotes, and entertaining insights into their comedic world.

Stand-up comedian Greg Warren graces the podcast with tales from his recent Tonight Show appearance and share humorous anecdotes from his touring experiences. The crew makes light of booking stories and Greg’s role in a game show, revealing behind-the-scenes moments and rehearsal politics. Heartfelt discussions about childhood Christmas traditions and personal memories add a festive touch, while playful banter about trading podcast hosts keeps the laughs coming. It's a holiday celebration filled with laughter and nostalgia!

Health scares lead to home remedy discussions, while college volleyball grabs unexpected attention. The hosts dive into the definition of quitting, examining famous figures like Barry Sanders and Dave Chappelle. Personal quitting anecdotes reveal childhood pressures, and insightful comparisons to long careers emerge. Plus, insights into comedy writing, AI's role in joke crafting, and future plans for a live finale keep the conversation lively. Who knew quitting could spark such a fascinating debate?

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.

In a lively discussion, the hosts dive into their personal hiking tales, including bear encounters and memorable trips. They explain the logistics of Mount Everest climbs, detailing the challenges of the infamous 'death zone' and summit risks. There's humor in the commercialization of Everest and the trash concerns, while they ponder the motivations behind such extreme adventures. The conversation also touches on Sherpa records and the impact of fame on climbing as they explore what it truly means to conquer your own Everest.

Thanksgiving week brings the hosts together for some heartfelt and humorous reflections. They dive into the quirky origins of the holiday, debating myths and the pivotal role of Sarah Hale. Nate hilariously critiques a baffling drug commercial, while the group shares travel stories and bathroom etiquette tips. They also explore family traditions and the logistics of hosting large gatherings, offering insights into varied Thanksgiving rituals. From the origins of Black Friday to the iconic Macy's Parade, they're ready to celebrate the holidays!