Bamba & Tim

In this episode, Tim discusses his upcoming trip to Yosemite and asks Nathan to share some thoughts on camping.

In this episode, Tim starts things off by showing Nathan Miley Cyrus's new single "Nothing Else Matters". Then, the two debate where J. Cole's new album ranks within his discography. Finally, the two close things out by discussing movies to watch.

In our longest guest episode to date, Noah's friend Zach joins the show. Initially opening up today's discussion by talking about haircuts, the three eventually go on to discuss Zach's extremely eventful life story. Finally, the group closes things out by conversing about Zach's future career plans and business ideas.

In this episode of the podcast, Nathan and Tim celebrate their 100th episode by giving their full answers to the ten guest questions. Then, they challenge each other to recall old stories that each of them had previously told from earlier episodes.

In this episode, Nathan and Tim jointly review Christian's recent album Red Eye .

In this episode, Nathan describes his experience attending Ski Mask The Slump God's recent concert in light of California's reopening process. Then, Tim tells Nathan about his disastrous experience with registering for classes at his new university.

In this episode, Nathan's friend Britney finds herself in the guest chair. The three begin the podcast by trying McDonald's new BTS meal, while then going on to discuss Britney's own love for BTS while covering her unique journey through nursing school.

In this episode, Tim and Nathan break down two of music's biggest releases this week: J. Cole's new album The Off-Season and Olivia Rodrigo's SOUR . Then, Tim shares a story about a memorable no-hitter he pitched, while Nathan talks about his new obsession with Formula One racing. Finally, the two end by discussing Nathan's disappointment with GFRIEND's sudden disbandment.

In this episode, Tim shares a tier list he made that ranks every song in Nathan's music discography. Big shoutout to Tim for sacrificing his ears during the construction of this tier list, because Lord knows they're bleeding profusely from hearing some of these cringeworthy songs.

In this episode (technically part two of last week's episode because we were crazy enough to record an entire three hour podcast episode in one sitting lol), Tim and Nathan come up with another crazy business idea to make a stock market based off of musical artists. Then Tim unsuccessfully tries to convince Nathan to watch horror movies. Finally, Noah shows the two a U.K. drill song by Pete &...

In this episode, Tim tastes the Popeyes Chicken Sandwich for the first time and compares it side by side with Chick-fil-A's own chicken sandwich. Then, the two go into even more discussion about J. Cole. Finally, Nathan and Noah educate Tim a little more about manga and the "dubbed vs subbed" debate within anime culture.

In this episode, Tim revisits a longstanding debate with Nathan over the quality of different types of Coca-Cola: fountain, glass, canned, and plastic. While challenging the notion that Nathan prefers glass and fountain Coke over canned and plastic Coke, the two decide to conduct a blind taste test to get to the bottom of this debate. Afterwards, the two discuss future challenges they may host on...

In this episode, Nathan and Tim go over their thoughts on the new Apple event where new iMacs, a new iPhone color, and new AirTags were unveiled. Then, Tim tells Nathan about his new gardening hobby. Finally, the two finish things off with a head to head duel based on guessing the correct Youtube "type beat" without knowing the title.

In this episode, Tim and Nathan breakdown their reactions to Jake Paul's knockout victory over Ben Askren. Then, Tim tells Nathan about some news he heard about Kobe's new shoes along with a newfound hobby he's discovered in baking.

In this episode, Nathan's friend Megan is in the guest chair. Opening up with asking her how she feels about Nathan's BLACKPINK obsession, the three go on to discuss a variety of topics including their favorite books, Michael Bay movies, and what counts as a date.

In this episode, Nathan's friend Christian joins the podcast and shares his thoughts on emotional lyrical rap along with the weather in Idaho.

In this episode of the podcast, Nathan's sister Faith hops into the guest chair. The three talk about popularity at school, her love for American Girl dolls as a kid, and what type of music she listens to--among other topics.

In this episode, Tim makes the argument that guys sometimes take the Golden Rule a little too far. He also advocates for the installment of iPads in cars, while Nathan educates Tim about a disagreement between Spotify and Kakao M that caused nearly half of Spotify's K-pop catalogue to be removed off the streaming platform.

In this episode, Tim tells Nathan about his newfound gardening hobby. The two then lurk on r/dating_advice and decided to comment on a couple of posts.

In this episode, Tim pitches a song idea to Nathan revolving around Jerry Springer. They then wonder if old people truly find other old people attractive, and then debate a certain part of the the television show 'Friends'. Afterwards, Tim tells Nathan about his love for the show 'BoJack Horseman'

In this episode, Tim and Nathan wonder how much skin their neighbors have really seen. Then, Tim introduces Nathan to Google Timeline.

In this episode, Nathan and Tim talk about vaping and then talk about the effects of drinking water.

In this episode, Tim and Nathan talk about their favorite instruments. Then they discuss different controversies regarding height in American society.

In this episode, Nathan tells Tim about how Logic has released a new mixtape under a new persona named Doc D. The two of them then listen to Nathan's favorite song off of the tape titled "Butt Ass Naked" featuring Marc Rebillet. Finally, they wrap things up by looking at famous celebrities like Michael Jordan, Elon Musk, and Mel Gibson who seem to be dating people far younger than them.

In this episode, Tim shares his experience being childhood classmates with soccer player Matthew Hoppe. The two also wonder if knowing someone personally really makes them look younger among a crowd of strangers.