Not every show on the network stays inside the lines of a box score. North American Talk Radio, better known as NATR, has joined the FantasyDailies podcast network and is now streaming on the FantasyDailies TV channel on Roku and Amazon Fire TV. Ten NATR episodes are on the channel to start, drawn from a show page that already counts 90 episodes on file.
A whole station in one feed
NATR describes itself as a radio network featuring talk shows about sports, politics, mental health, entertainment and more. On its page it splits that into three lanes:
- Sports Talk - game previews, reactions and debates from across the sports world.
- News & Politics - major headlines, political commentary and the issues shaping everyday life.
- NATR Originals - documentaries, mini-documentaries and shorts exploring history, sports and more.
Within those lanes are recurring titles you will start to recognize, such as The Great Divide, Mike Said It FIRST, El Heffe Calls BS and Don Has Had Enough, plus lacrosse coverage under the NLL UnBOXed banner.
What's playing on the channel
The NATR episodes now on FantasyDailies TV show off that range. A handful:
The Great Divide, one of NATR's recurring talk shows, leads the list. Gamble Guy College Football Picks takes the sports lane toward Saturdays. I Was Wrong About Cam Ward… Should the Titans Bench Him? is a Tennessee quarterback debate with an admission right in the title. Inside an Erupting Volcano | How Volcanoes Work is pure NATR Originals, a science explainer. And the daily news rundowns, like U.S. Growth Beats Forecasts, Inflation Rises & Packers Win | Oct. 30 Daily News, mix the economy and the scores in one sitting.
Few shows on the network can go from a quarterback controversy to volcanology in the same week. NATR does it on purpose.
NATR's home base on FantasyDailies
NATR posts a lot, often several videos in a single day, so the North American Talk Radio page on FantasyDailies is the easiest way to keep up. It carries the live room, the newest uploads, a list of audio episodes you can play right there, and a searchable archive of every video and audio episode. NATR listeners get their first month of Velvet free with the show's own code, NATR1.
Show times vary, so follow the show for the next one. Keep the NATR show page open for the live room, and check the FantasyDailies weekly podcast schedule for everything else streaming on the network.
Change the channel to NATR
Talk radio was made for background listening, and now it can run on the big screen too. FantasyDailies is in the Roku Channel Store and in the Amazon app store for Fire TV. The FantasyDailies TV page outlines the channel, and the watch and listen page rounds up the other ways to tune in. A tip for TV viewers: open Velvet with code ROKU on Roku or FIRE on Fire TV, and your first month is on the house.
NATR is also easy to follow off the TV. Its YouTube channel has both live streams and the full video library. For audio, there is NATR on Apple Podcasts and the NATR RSS feed. The network's own site is natalkradio.us, and gear is in the NATR store.
For the sports side of the dial
When NATR turns to picks and previews, FantasyDailies has the matching tools. The AI-powered parlay builder works across leagues, and NFL player props cover the Sunday side. Line-shoppers can check the middle finder and positive EV board. If the Cam Ward debate got you thinking, the Tennessee Titans team page has everything the site holds on Tennessee, and FantasyDailies news keeps the headlines coming between NATR uploads.
NATR gear is easy to find: the network's store is featured in the shows section of the FantasyDailies shop, right alongside the rest of the FantasyDailies shop. Talk radio fans who like a good story will also find plenty on the FantasyDailies books page, from That Really Happened, a book of bizarre sports trivia, to the Sports Betting Strategy Book, both on Amazon, with all five FantasyDailies books free to read on the site for Velvet members. And when a debate turns to who wins it all this year, settle it in the FantasyDailies season simulator.
NATR joins a network that keeps adding new voices. Browse all the shows on FantasyDailies, and if you host a podcast of your own, start at the join the network page.
