Show Notes

• — Shalom: Myq welcomes his guests Nato Green and Nick Thune to the program
• — Podcrash: Nick is planning on recording the interview and releasing it as his own podcast, called Guest
• — Dorkist: Nick loves Chris Hardwick but is pretty sure that he’s not really a nerd; Nato is definitely a nerd, as evidenced by his reference joke that not even Myq gets
• — Broken Home, Broken Heart: Coming from a broken home, or a family where the parents are divorced, makes one more likely to get divorced in the future
• — Thicholas Noon: Nato’s real name is Nathaniel, and Nick’s real name is Nicholas; Nick’s first album is almost self-titled, but his second album is not
• — Tanks For Nothing: Nick has been inside a tank in Africa, but it was not functional and he probably shouldn’t have been there because he got a parasite
• — 2 Shirley Temple Minimum: Nato reminisces about the golden years of San Francisco’s Cobb’s comedy club, which he was able to sneak into when he was in seventh grade
• — Yes And You’ve Been Served: Nick played a recording of his crazy neighbor on a podcast (which his neighbor definitely heard), and was later subpoenaed at the UCB Theatre after his neighbor and his wife divorced
• — WTF, Nato?: Nato upset his wife’s family from Albuquerque after he made a joke about Albuquerque on an episode of Marc Maron’s podcast
• — Nick Thune Home Run: There’s another Nick Thune in the universe, who plays baseball, so Nick made a video of himself playing baseball just to spite him