The Nateland Podcast

Anjelah Johnson-Reyes, a talented comedian and actress, shares her spooky experiences and laughs with friends. They hilariously bond over their uncanny similarities and Dusty's chilling hotel encounters with possible ghosts. The discussion takes a lighthearted turn as they explore the fine line between fascination and fear in the paranormal, sharing personal ghost stories and the emotional impact of such encounters. Expect plenty of humor amid tales of the supernatural!

Comedian Dustin Nickerson, known for his podcast 'Don't Make Me Come Back There', joins the conversation to explore the quirks of cultural differences. The hosts hilariously debate church attire across regions, contrasting casual looks with formal expectations. They dive into the passionate rivalry between In-N-Out and Whataburger, sharing personal fast food experiences. Nostalgia and humor flow as they discuss the distinct culinary preferences of the South versus California, illustrating how culture shapes food choices and community ties.

A comedian shares stories of being the only white guy at an urban show. The group hilariously debates why hurricanes get names while discussing their chaotic aftermath. They dive into NASCAR, comparing it with Formula 1, sharing nostalgic race memories and the sport's emotional significance. Listeners can expect witty commentary on comedy life, dating dynamics, and the unexpected moments that come from live performances.

Greg Warren, Tim Convy, and Sean O'Brien from The Consumers podcast dive into the fascinating history of Whole Foods. They discuss the store's quirky origins and the entrepreneurial journey of its founders. Personal anecdotes about grocery mishaps add humor, while insights about cheese certifications highlight the impressive skills of Whole Foods employees. The trio also reflects on the changes following Amazon’s acquisition and the importance of healthy choices, all wrapped in playful banter that keeps listeners entertained.

Join a lively conversation where creativity takes center stage as one host emphasizes its importance in life. Anticipation brews with a baby on the way and a bocce ball court in the works. The humor flows as they dive into funny tales of sports broadcasting mishaps and chaotic youth, balancing laughs with life lessons. Reflecting on a recent trip to Austin, they cherish the joys of live performances while touching on the quirks of community life. It’s a delightful mix of parenting insights, comedy, and inventive thinking.

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. 

Nick Thune, a comedian and actor known for his humorous takes on life, shares his wild experiences in California. He recounts living through an earthquake and narrowly escaping a wildfire. The conversation takes a light-hearted turn as they explore California's quirky history, including a county line shaped like a revolver. Thune also adds flair to the discussion with anecdotes about celebrity encounters and the unique culture that's shaped his comedic style, making it an entertaining look at life in the Golden State.

This week, the hosts dive into the world of hearing, discussing unique sound perception phenomena and the hearing capabilities of various animals. They share humorous takes on misophonia and disruptive sounds during meals. The conversation lightens as they explore famous figures like Beethoven and the quirky topic of ear anatomy. A humorous nod to Helen Keller and skepticism surrounding her accomplishments adds a thoughtful layer. Expect a delightful mix of laughter, nostalgia, and intriguing facts about our auditory experiences!

Leanne Morgan, a comedian known for her sharp wit and relatable stories, joins the discussion to share hilarious tales, including her attempt to woo her husband with a tan and a memorable moment with Burt Reynolds. The conversation takes a humorous dive into modern etiquette, debating the dress code for hotel breakfasts and the limits of reclining airplane seats. They also touch on the nuances of tipping servers and the decline of manners in today’s society, offering laughs while reminding us of the importance of considerate social behavior.

Greg Warren, a comedy sensation known for his taste challenges, joins the hosts for a flavorful dive into taste perception. They hilariously tackle a Skittles blind taste test and put Warren to the peanut butter challenge, swapping nostalgic snack stories along the way. The conversation also explores the five primary tastes, shedding light on common misconceptions. Laughter ensues as they reflect on childhood diets and their soda preferences, all while questioning the complexities of consumer branding.