NATIONAL ARENA LEAGUE UNVEILS “AROUND THE NAL” WITH BRAYDEN BULTER

New free-to-watch, year-round weekly program will bring fans closer to the news, stories and conversations from across the National Arena League

The National Arena League is proud to announce the launch of Around the NAL w/ Brayden Bulter, a new 30-minute weekly program dedicated to everything happening across the National Arena League.

The announcement comes one day after the NAL introduced Bulter as “The Voice of the NAL,” and today provides the first look at what that role will bring to fans.

Around the NAL will be Brayden’s show, giving him a platform each week to take fans beyond the field and into the stories, personalities and conversations shaping the league.

The program will feature league news, team updates, interviews, player and coach stories, highlights, game discussion, major announcements and conversations from throughout the NAL.

“Yesterday, we introduced Brayden as The Voice of the NAL. Today, fans get to see the next step,” said NAL Commissioner Brandon Ikard. “Around the NAL gives our league exactly what we have wanted to build for a long time, a consistent place where our fans can hear the stories of our teams, players and coaches while staying connected with everything happening across the league.”

Unlike programming built exclusively around the playing season, Around the NAL is being developed as a year-round show, keeping fans connected to the National Arena League throughout the regular season, postseason, offseason and the road to each new season.

Most importantly, Around the NAL will be free to watch, continuing the league’s effort to make NAL content accessible to its fans.

The first episode of Around the NAL w/ Brayden Bulter is scheduled to debut next week, with the official premiere date, time, and viewing information to be announced separately.

For Bulter, the new program marks the beginning of an expanded role within the league’s growing media presence and provides a home for The Voice of the NAL every week.

30 Minutes. Every Week. Year Round. Free to Watch.

The league has a voice. Now it has a show.