
WCDO Radio Sports Director Nate Lull catches up with athletes, coaches, media members, public figures and entrepreneurs in upstate New York.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 340 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Nate connects with Walton’s Grace Walley following her New York State Indoor Track and Field championship in the shot put. Her winning throw of 39-11.75 topped the field against athletes from all school sizes across the state. A junior, Grace is a 3-... more
The Nate Lull Podcast presents an episode titled “The Choices We Make.” Nate sits down with John Henson, a Cherry Valley native who spent 25 years in prison for the 1997 murder of Springfield Center resident Leslie Bartlett. Bartlett was a U.S. Army ... more
Nate talks with McKenna Hoyt, a standout senior for the Stamford/Jefferson Girls Basketball team. During her time with S/J, she has rewritten the record books, scoring more than 2,000 career points and breaking the all-time Delaware League scoring re... more
Nate visits with Bethany Adams to talk about the release of her new book, "Unsupported," which is out now. Nate is joined by co-host Rich Turnbull for this episode, recorded at Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown. One of the most well-known climbers i... more
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Awesome service provided to small rural communities! Keep up the great work Nate!
Best in the business!!
Great podcast and insight to all things local sports. Hands down the best podcast in the southern tier sports area. Nate is a great host and loves to talk about everything on and off the field for a variety of sports and hobbies.
The Nate Lull podcast is amazing to listen to and be on. Nate is so professional and really asks great questions to keep the audience engaged. I was really impressed with the whole experience. Rich is great too to have as a side commentator! Keep the podcasts coming!
I had the best time recording my episode with Nate! He is a true pro and made our conversation so much more than your everyday career interview. Real, genuine conversations about things that matter and what fuel his guests’ fire!
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This show centers on upstate New York sports culture, featuring in-depth conversations with local athletes, coaches, and sports professionals. Episodes cover career journeys, recruiting and college transitions, training insights, and the personal stories behind high-level performance—often tied to community, family, and regional pride. A recurring strength is unpacking practical takeaways for players, parents, and coaches, from balancing academics and athletics to navigating club and high school competition, all with a strong emphasis on the local scene and inclusive, candid dialogue that goes beyond game results.
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Recent guests on The Nate Lull Podcast include:
1. John Henson
2. McKenna Hoyt
3. Bethany Adams
4. Bella Phelps
5. Nicole Huston
6. Genevieve Huston
7. Haley Winn
8. Rob Joy
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