Vanderbilt, College Gameday, and Being the Next Chalamet | with Nate Bargatze

Hello! It's the podcast that's trying to make it 60 full Caranos before dropping its first curse word. Today, Katie and the Casualties congratulate [SPOILER] Mina Kimes on her Celebrity Jeopardy! championship, check in on Isabella's trip to the Subway Series and preview the Knicks' Eastern Conference Finals matchup with the Cavaliers, then get into the highs and lows of the NFL's Schedule Release videos, John Tortorella costing the Golden Knights a second round pick less than two months into the job, Pete Crow-Armstrong's unfriendly encounter with a White Sox fan, a young fan's inspiring letter that brought a Lisa Leslie statue to Los Angeles, Tom Brady's busy Saturday speaking at Georgetown's commencement and walking the runway for Gucci in New York at night, and questioning just what he can do to shock anyone anymore. Then, comedian Nate Bargatze joins the show [49:48] to talk about his new movie, The Breadwinner, the upcoming announcement of the 2030 Super Bowl in Nashville and what a Nateland Halftime Show would look like, Nate's fandom of Vanderbilt sports, his hatred of Tennessee, his love of Diego Pavia, his recruitment of QB Jared Curtis and whether NIL has any rules at all, his appearances on College Gameday and aspiring to be a ball-knower on the Timothée Chalamet level, his appearance on the ManningCast, the difficulty of making friends with Peyton Manning, the Titans' 2026 outlook, and making a movie specifically for Robert Salah to take all eight of his kids to. And the team wraps with a look at What to Watch in sports for the week, including a huge matchup in the women's lacrosse semis, and a historic auto racing double on Memorial Day Weekend.