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Live, unedited, comedic-improv with pop-culture references and maybe some real-life stories. This is a 20 minute commuter podcast performed in my car, detailing my comedic journey. Welcome to the Adventures of Uncooked Chicken. This raw Podcast will contain the (F)unny, (F)amiliar,(F)orReal tho's, (F)ake News and other (F) Topics that are going on in the life of the Most Creative Comedian that you NEVER heard of... NateNathaNathanielI AM THE C.O.A.T!I AM THE CREATEST!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Nate Nathan Nathaniel turns everyday annoyances into elastic solo riffs powered by callbacks, imagined dialogue, and fast-changing comic logic.
UnCooked Chicken Improv Comedy Cast turns one voice, a changing opening theme, and a passing irritation into a full comic bit. Nate Nathan Nathaniel builds solo riffs around whatever has snagged his attention, including awkward gym etiquette, household disagreements, bathroom…
A 'painfully effective' closet compliment becomes trouble you can laugh at from a safe distance.
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A car-recorded solo riff that turns dinner, Hulk smash, and uncooked chicken into one long bit.
UnCooked Chicken Improv Comedy Cast uses its 20th episode to stretch a running bit around uncooked chicken, then lets that joke ride through a car-recorded monologue about Hulk smash, dinner at home, and the domestic back-and-forth that follows when a wife comes home and asks…
A loose improv comedy bit that turns repetition and self-promotion into the joke.
This episode reads as a loose improv sketch built around a single comic premise: search for uncooked chicken on the audio apps and expect one laugh. The joke keeps circling back to that idea, and the repetition becomes the main device holding the piece together.
Triple N turns chicken chants, a daughter's "mug," and a peroxide errand into a loud solo run.
Episode 31 of season two leans into Triple N's chicken chant, his roll call of names, and the repeated insistence that the show needs no editing. The opening repetitions give the piece a loud, insistent rhythm, and the chant keeps reshaping itself without losing its basic form.
A frantic comeback riff that turns chicken jokes, store panic, and late-night chaos into one long sprint.
This episode settles into Uncooked Chicken's late-night comic world, with a host who keeps bringing the show back around, teasing a season-two return, and piling on fast bits about chicken chants, relationship mess, and a store search for a missing wife.
A noisy monologue that turns chicken jokes, closet cleanup, and a broken dryer into one extended bit.
The piece runs on one loud, stubborn joke and does not really let go, which is part of the appeal. The mustard on the meat and the repeated "turn the chicken off" line carry most of the weight, but the domestic detours keep it from feeling thin.
A loud, messy rant that turns Disneyland and happiness into one long running joke.
This episode is all chant, swagger, and repetition, with the same catchphrases coming back until they start to feel like the punchline. It opens by circling its own slogans, then drifts into a long Disneyland riff that turns happiness, standing in line, and public messaging into…
A 3 a.m. chant-heavy comedy riff that keeps circling one loose idea until it clicks.
Adventures of Uncooked Chicken leans into a late-night, 3 a.m. solo comedy mode: repetition, chants, and quick pivots all doing the heavy lifting.
A 3 a.m. solo riff where repetition, gym beef, and raw momentum carry the joke.
Triple N leans on a 3 a.m. frame for a solo comedy run that keeps doubling back on its own catchphrases. He works through gym annoyance, bench-press spotting, and the small territorial drama of people treating equipment like it belongs to them, and the joke is mostly in the push…
Tiny debates, treated with heroic seriousness.
In this 20th episode of Uncooked Chicken, host Nate Nathan Nathaniel delivers raw improv comedy, covering topics like a nightmare pregnancy at 52, various types of 'bros' in social dynamics, and rants about Trump's inauguration coinciding with Martin Luther King Day.
In this improv comedy episode, host Nathaniel shares humorous takes on weight loss culture, pitches a Hollywood movie idea, critiques celebrity transformations, and speculates about Santa Claus's personal life.
Uncooked Chicken is back loud.
Nathan hosts a comedic improv episode where he riffs on generational driving styles, shares a hilarious story about almost crashing his car to 'spice up' his marriage, and introduces segments like 'Free That Chicken or Fry That Chicken' with political and true crime commentary.
The host delivers a live, unedited improv comedy episode featuring absurd rants about using clown shoes to kill roaches, inventing the concept of 'heart and sharps' feet, critiquing a real sports scandal, and sharing chaotic obstacle course mishaps.
Nate Nathan Nevada frames UnCooked Chicken Improv Comedy Cast as a 20- to 25-minute "commuter cast" recorded in the car with "no edits," background noise, and live sound effects.
The host opens with a victory lap about being funny from the breath and keeps banging on the uncooked chicken joke.
Nate Nathan Nathalia opens UnCooked Chicken episode 27 by calling himself an "S.O.B." and explaining it as "subconsciously, overly biased" toward people with ovaries.
Triple N opens with a chicken chant and rides it through the show’s names, the 3 a.m.
Nate, also called Nathan and Nathaniel, opens UnCooked Chicken by saying the show is an “improv sketch comedy” recorded only in his car, which he calls the “hybrid studios.” He spends one long stretch on a “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” bit, using it to talk about “TNA,” balance, and how he thinks about communicating with trans men.
UnCooked Chicken Improv Comedy Cast episode 26 centers on Nate Nathan’s improvised “name association” bits, where listening to Snoop, Beyonce, Katy Perry, and P.
Nathaniel opens with a comedy persona built around “Uncooked chickens,” “Nathan Nathaniel,” and a promise of “one laugh per cast.” He frames the show as a commuter-style, unedited improv format with three F topics: the funny he is working on, the familiar, and “for real or fake news.” The strongest running bit is a fake legal idea called a “PRA, pre-ringment agreement,” built around reclaiming engagement rings that cost “$5,000” and might be lost after a breakup.
UnCooked Chicken Improv Comedy Cast celebrates its 25th episode with Nathan Nathaniel riffing from his hybrid car, repeating the “turn the chicken off” mantra, and framing the show as an off-the-top improv cast with “no notes.” He breaks down Kendrick Lamar as a “counter rapper” and jokes about John Stockton, Carmelo Anthony, and “Count Rapula” around “Not Like Us.” The middle of the episode turns into domestic and workplace stories: a coworker asks him to “wrap up for me,” his wife spends 10 hours cleaning his closet, and she centralizes the household manuals in one place.
Nate Nathan Losanio uses episode 22 of Uncooked Chicken to build a comic case about bathroom etiquette, play-fighting, and the weekly “three F topics” format.
Host Triple N delivers raw, improvised comedy exploring the overuse of 'low-key' in culture, rants about gym etiquette and New Year's resolution dropouts, critiques current event distractions like Justin Timberlake's DUI, and shares absurd personal stories with a mix of social commentary and humor.