On this episode, Kait sits down with comedian Katie Carter to talk about her recent move to Austin, what it was like coming up in the Denver comedy scene, her appearance on Kill Tony, and everything in between. Katie shares awkward moments dating, her transition into a new comedy city, and how the Austin scene has been treating her so far.Follow Katie on Instagram: @katiecartercomedy

🎙️ On this episode, Kait sits down with comedian Sami Blumenthal to discuss relationships, comedy, and more. Sami expands on the infamous breakup story she told on Kill Tony that was later mentioned on the Joe Rogan podcast, giving more insight into the moment and everything that came with it. The two dive into dating, stand-up, and navigating it all while pursuing comedy.Follow Sami on Instagram: @iamsamibee

🎙️ The Big Natural PodcastOn this episode, Kait sits down with Austin-based comedian Rob Stant. They dive into their shared experiences of having jokes plagiarized, what Rob was like growing up (including some middle school stories), and the realities of navigating comedy today. From early influences to dealing with stolen material, the conversation covers a wide range of what it means to find your voice as a comic.Follow Rob on Instagram: @robstantcomedyCheck out his podcast Two in the Stink:https://open.spotify.com/show/0Lr0O3xabTZx3mvBjzRYWE?si=Be0ZLFftQ0-QQnWs8Y80rw

In this episode of the Big Natural Podcast, Kait sits down with comedian Jordyn Aguilar to talk all things comedy, creativity, and growing up in small border towns.Follow Jordyn on instagram: @JordynLaruea

In this episode Kait sits down with Austin comedians Tanner Amigleo and Russell Morton. They talk about how they each got their start in stand-up, navigating the Austin comedy scene, and the early grind of doing comedy. Tanner opens up about a recent breakup, while Russell reveals his past working for an MLM and some of the wild experiences that came with it.Follow them on Instagram:@tanneramigleo@russellmortonofficial 🎙️

In this episode Kait sits down with Austin-based comedian Eddie Lersa to talk about his experience in the Austin comedy scene and how he found his footing in one of the fastest growing comedy hubs in the country. Eddie opens up about his rocky childhood and how those early life experiences shaped his perspective and sense of humor.They also talk about what it was like running a show with Tim Stiefler, aka Timmy No Brakes, the ups and downs of producing live comedy, and some of the chaos that comes with trying to build something in the Austin scene.Follow Eddie on Instagram @eddielersa.

In this episode, Kait sits down with Mallorie Raquel to discuss her experience in the Austin comedy scene, her background pursuing a medical degree before ultimately deciding medicine wasn’t her calling, and her journey through pregnancy.Follow her on Instagram: @mallorie_raquel

In this episode, Kait sits down with Carly Rose, an Austin-based photographer who specializes in shooting comedians. She has quickly become a staple of the Austin comedy scene, regularly working at Creek and the Cave as well as Comedy Mothership.In this podcast, they discuss her photography career, her lengthy medical history, and more.Follow her on Instagram: @carls.flixx

On this week’s episode, Kait sits down with Austin-based comedian Scott Fillmore. She asks him if he remembers his first comedy set, from there they dive into conversations about his early experiences. Scott talks about the Wisconsin comedy scene versus doing comedy in Austin. They discuss religion, the Super Bowl half time show, and joke around with a prop for the upcoming show. Scott and Kait also dive into the chaos and magic of Banana Phone at Creek and the Cave. He shares how he found the show, which he describes as “a show for the comics.” He speaks on why he genuinely loves working at The Sunset Strip, as well as some cool YMH opportunities that have come his way!Scott also opens up about growing up Mormon—how he lost his Wisconsin accent, how his background shaped his comedy, and his experience in theatre. Scott is incredibly talented and funny, and we think you will enjoy this very fun episode. Follow Scott Fillmore on Instagram: @ScottFillmoreComedy--New episodes of The Big Natty Pod every Wednesday--

In this episode Kait sits down with two young comics in Austin, Roman Schmitt and Nate Lorette. They get honest about what it’s actually like coming up in the comedy scene right now. The conversation drifts into gender roles, dating, and the fine line between being a contrarian and just being a dick. Roman opens up about his first time doing Banana Phone and the unexpectedly heavy experience of looking eerily similar to a comic who had recently passed away—something he had no idea about at the time. Nate shares his thoughts on hosting, and decides to wear the cherry pillows for a bit. We also break down the cultural whiplash of living in Austin versus growing up in Wisconsin and Oklahoma, and Maine. Kait draws a parallel between size and people who do things like the Epstein files. And we somehow end up acting and reading a script the producer whipped up at the very end.

Where to follow Nate and Roman:Instagram:@officalromanschmitt@natelorette