We’ll Be on The Nate Show — Tune In or DVR Monday the 25th
This might read like a little tease, but we can’t share everything just yet. What we can say is this: you’ll want to watch The Nate Show next Monday (the 25th) or set your DVR if you prefer that kind of thing, because we’ll be appearing on the episode. It was an incredible experience, and we’re excited to finally be able to tell you about it.
The Nate Show is a syndicated program, so airing times and channels vary by market — we don’t even have a regular slot where we live, which made planning a little tricky. If you want to confirm when it will air in your area, check the show’s official site by typing thenateshow.com into your browser and using their station finder. That tool will tell you which local channel and time carry the program. We’ve been longtime fans of Nate and the show, so appearing on the episode felt a little surreal and very exciting.
How it all happened was a blur. One Wednesday we got a phone call, the next day we were flown out, and by Friday morning we were at the studio rehearsing and recording. The pace was dizzying in the best possible way — one moment we were packing, the next we were sitting under studio lights, chatting and demonstrating whatever segments they planned for the show. It’s amazing how quickly a day can transform into a full production when a tight team is at work.
One of the highlights was meeting some familiar faces in person. Mrs. Limestone and her husband were there, and it was lovely to finally say hello face-to-face after following her work for a while. Small moments like that — sharing a laugh backstage, swapping quick stories while waiting for a set change — are the parts of the experience that stick with you long after the cameras stop rolling.
By early afternoon that same day we were back on a plane home and landed just in time for the arrival of The Bowers. The whole trip felt like a dream because we were gone for less than 24 hours, but we came away with memories, a few great photos, and a deep appreciation for how smoothly the production team ran things. Because the appearance is still under the show’s release guidelines, we can’t divulge every detail yet, but we promise to share more as soon as we’re cleared to do so.
Until we can post full details, here’s one small, silly souvenir from the day: a snapshot of Nate’s famously styled hair. It made us smile then, and it makes us smile now — a little reminder of how unexpectedly fun the day was. We hope you’ll tune in on Monday the 25th to watch the episode live or catch it on DVR. When we’re allowed to say more, we’ll share behind-the-scenes stories, favorite moments from the taping, and anything else we can.
If you plan to watch, tell your friends — seeing familiar faces in the audience or hearing that you tuned in makes the experience even more special. And if you’re unsure where to find the show in your area, remember to visit thenateshow.com and use the station finder to locate your local broadcast. We can’t wait to hear what you think once the episode airs.