Aaron Weber

And Aaron is with us now. Aaron, thank you very much for joining us from Nash Vegas, baby.

And Aaron is with us now. Aaron, thank you very much for joining us from Nash Vegas, baby.

And Aaron is with us now. Aaron, thank you very much for joining us from Nash Vegas, baby.

Thank you guys so much for having me, man. Well, we are very grateful for your time today. You are making waves out there in the comedy community, I hear. Let me ask you this. Let me start off with this. I just watched on your Instagram. I watched something. Who's that guy who does Extra and Access Hollywood stuff? Mario Lopez was talking about you being taken under the wing of Nate Bargatze.

Thank you guys so much for having me, man. Well, we are very grateful for your time today. You are making waves out there in the comedy community, I hear. Let me ask you this. Let me start off with this. I just watched on your Instagram. I watched something. Who's that guy who does Extra and Access Hollywood stuff? Mario Lopez was talking about you being taken under the wing of Nate Bargatze.

Thank you guys so much for having me, man. Well, we are very grateful for your time today. You are making waves out there in the comedy community, I hear. Let me ask you this. Let me start off with this. I just watched on your Instagram. I watched something. Who's that guy who does Extra and Access Hollywood stuff? Mario Lopez was talking about you being taken under the wing of Nate Bargatze.

So explain this relationship you have with Nate and what's going on there. I don't know. It's more of a work relationship. I don't really like Nate. I don't really like his comedy. He's a has-been. Nate's a has-been. If you're a comedian in Nashville, especially, Nate is the guy, and he has been for a long time. I'm very lucky to be in the same world as him, and he just happens to be...

So explain this relationship you have with Nate and what's going on there. I don't know. It's more of a work relationship. I don't really like Nate. I don't really like his comedy. He's a has-been. Nate's a has-been. If you're a comedian in Nashville, especially, Nate is the guy, and he has been for a long time. I'm very lucky to be in the same world as him, and he just happens to be...

So explain this relationship you have with Nate and what's going on there. I don't know. It's more of a work relationship. I don't really like Nate. I don't really like his comedy. He's a has-been. Nate's a has-been. If you're a comedian in Nashville, especially, Nate is the guy, and he has been for a long time. I'm very lucky to be in the same world as him, and he just happens to be...

the biggest comic in the world. It's crazy. I've been a part of his universe, I guess you could call it, since 2020. I've been on the podcast with him every week, and then he was nice enough to produce my special, which came out a couple months ago. Nate's been nothing but great to me from day one. Nashville is all of a sudden becoming ground zero for up-and-coming comics.

the biggest comic in the world. It's crazy. I've been a part of his universe, I guess you could call it, since 2020. I've been on the podcast with him every week, and then he was nice enough to produce my special, which came out a couple months ago. Nate's been nothing but great to me from day one. Nashville is all of a sudden becoming ground zero for up-and-coming comics.

the biggest comic in the world. It's crazy. I've been a part of his universe, I guess you could call it, since 2020. I've been on the podcast with him every week, and then he was nice enough to produce my special, which came out a couple months ago. Nate's been nothing but great to me from day one. Nashville is all of a sudden becoming ground zero for up-and-coming comics.

Let me give you a few names. Well, Kathleen Madigan. We just had Kathleen Madigan on the show last week. She's golfing with Nate. I mean, everyone who comes on the show mentions Nate. Ari Shaffir is flying on private plane with Nate or having lunch with him. Nate's everywhere. So there's Nate, there's Brian Bates, Dusty Slay, Shonda Pierce, Evan Berkey, Mariana Barksdale, Alison Summers.

Let me give you a few names. Well, Kathleen Madigan. We just had Kathleen Madigan on the show last week. She's golfing with Nate. I mean, everyone who comes on the show mentions Nate. Ari Shaffir is flying on private plane with Nate or having lunch with him. Nate's everywhere. So there's Nate, there's Brian Bates, Dusty Slay, Shonda Pierce, Evan Berkey, Mariana Barksdale, Alison Summers.

Let me give you a few names. Well, Kathleen Madigan. We just had Kathleen Madigan on the show last week. She's golfing with Nate. I mean, everyone who comes on the show mentions Nate. Ari Shaffir is flying on private plane with Nate or having lunch with him. Nate's everywhere. So there's Nate, there's Brian Bates, Dusty Slay, Shonda Pierce, Evan Berkey, Mariana Barksdale, Alison Summers.

They're all based in Nashville. It seems like Nashville has become quite this little hotbed of comedy. Give me your thoughts on why. Is it just a great place to live, great place to be based out of? I think it all trickles down from the club here in Nashville. Sany's Comedy Club. That's so fun.

They're all based in Nashville. It seems like Nashville has become quite this little hotbed of comedy. Give me your thoughts on why. Is it just a great place to live, great place to be based out of? I think it all trickles down from the club here in Nashville. Sany's Comedy Club. That's so fun.

They're all based in Nashville. It seems like Nashville has become quite this little hotbed of comedy. Give me your thoughts on why. Is it just a great place to live, great place to be based out of? I think it all trickles down from the club here in Nashville. Sany's Comedy Club. That's so fun.

They are so great to young comics and they give you a lot of opportunities early and they just opened up a second room. So there's a lot of really great stage time every night of the week. They really cultivate young talent, kind of believe in them before they believe in themselves. That's how they work for me. So it all stems down from that.

They are so great to young comics and they give you a lot of opportunities early and they just opened up a second room. So there's a lot of really great stage time every night of the week. They really cultivate young talent, kind of believe in them before they believe in themselves. That's how they work for me. So it all stems down from that.