Career Day was interesting | Nate Bargatze

Podcast produced by Nate & Laura Bargatze
Recording & Editing by Genovations Media
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[MeNombreEsEarle]

"... you're good now" - priceless.

[josiahstearns]

It’s not just the anecdotes…. It’s his delivery, the way he stays serious for 90% of what he says, and some of the subtle facial experiences.

[gauravshukla]

I have multiple post-grad degrees and I think being a good comedian has to be one of the hardest career options. You're up there alone, you write your own stuff and your success is all on your performance. I could never do that

[BuyongoPhiri]

The arts are so underrated because comedy is acting, timing, creative thinking and writing, fast thinking, etc. It's not just random. There's skill involved.

[guiwhiz]

Nate's greatest talent is his utterly natural and perfect delivery. His timing, facial expression, tone of voice, etc. is just a polished gem and he could talk about anything and it would be worth listening to.

[angelaa]

Seriously my favorite comedian EVER. I just discovered Nate Bargatze about a month ago and I’ve watched about everything I can find. His style of comedy is just what this world needs!!

[EliasAxelPettersson]

I love how he respects and shows deference to those in difficult and demanding fields. His self-deprecating humor is genuine.

[DavidBlake]

Nate is a master of his craft. His sense of timing with audience interaction is impressive. He self depreciates, makes himself the butt of the joke. In reality, he’s quite bright. ❤

[marcusfoerster]

This guy just gets better. He uses good clean fun for laughs.

[katharine]

I’ve long thought that good comedians are some of the smartest individuals— have to be exceptional observers and have the ability to synthesize info/ concepts and compare/ contrast in a funny and relatable way. Love Nate!

[rob-fl]

his material is so natural and refreshing ... most comedians have a vocabulary that is 90% 4 letter words which is so boring and unoriginal ...Nate is fun to listen to ... gotta love him

[Zug]

One of the all time greats and he’ll never run out of material. He can talk about anything and make it funny. Possibly the greatest timing and delivery of all time.

[EnigmaHuesito]

"Here' s the difference between reading!" LOL... As a teacher this is accurate on many many levels!

[OutgrownThings]

Never heard of this guy until a few days ago, but I’ve seen five or six clips now and have laughed HARD each time. And I’m picky 😂 This guy is good

[jomidiam]

He's got the right persona and material to build a sitcom around.

[marypat]

Seriously reminds me of Bob Newhart’s deadpan delivery…an iconic comedian.
Nate, you’re in good company, and the best for today’s world…a breath of fresh air!

[maryl]

Love ALL his work!!!! Nate’s career isn’t learned in a book, it’ a gift!!! Making people laugh and feel generally happy isn’t an easy thing to do!! We all need that!!💯💯🎉🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏👏👏❤

[bellestarr]

Great delivery. "You're good now."

[karenk]

I love his comedy now so much more than when he was younger. He's found his stride as Everyman.

[laurentead]

Love Nate! As a person who has loads of experience with surgeon's. I've come to believe they are just mechanics who work on bodies instead of cars.