Bob & Nate
Uneducated Men
Two guys who love America, punch the clock, and wonder why the price of beef is higher than their market returns. We navigate the chaos of the modern market, debate the nuances of sports betting, and maintain a strictly 'no-Canada' policy. If you’re tired of corporate buzzwords and just want a conversation that feels like a beer after a double shift, you’ve found your show. Welcome to Uneducated Men.
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Episodes
Episode Three: The Rant 11.05.2026 31:21
This Week: Tiger’s Odds, ADHD Rants, & Global Beef The "Uneducated Men" are back and officially off the rails. Nate is lighting money on fire with a Tiger Woods bet for the PGA Championship, while Bob launches into his first (and certainly not last) ADHD rant about China or something, even he lost track. The boys cover everything from driver archetypes to middle-aged man's hair p...
Episode Two: The Voicemail 05.05.2026 32:30
The boys celebrate a birthday, get hit with a surprise voicemail, and somehow end up breaking down the fall of Vegas, why people are still wearing masks in 2026, and the absolute nonsense that is Canadian acronyms. Same chaos, same lack of preparation, and still no clue what we’re doing. Yet, happy to share their uneducated opinions anyway. Also… will Bob ever figure out how to use a mic properly?...
Episode One: Work In Progress 28.04.2026 28:07
Nate & Bob kick off their inaugural podcasting journey. Two guys with no clue what they’re doing, leaning on ChatGPT to guide them along the way. From silent headphones to microphones placed way too close, echo issues, and barking dogs, it was a full-on learning experience. One that can only get better from here… hopefully.
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