American musician and songwriter, ⁨@emilywoodhullmusic⁩ joins Tuck for a feature episode of American Tales live from Clyde Lake on the grounds of the magical ⁨@woolarocmuseum⁩ in Osage County, Oklahoma.

Emily, who hails from Washington D.C., went viral for her hit debut single, "Virginia, I'm Home," a song that encapsulates the love that she found in the commonwealth after dropping out of James Madison University (JMU) and moving to Fredericksburg, Virginia. While Emily remains steadfast in her love of D.C. and hopes to one day play at her dream hometown venue in front of her family and friends, it was this debut single's thesis on finding your home that has resonated with fans across the world who have leveraged the song as a means to connect with their internal feelings of seeking belonging.

On a deeper dive, Emily and Tuck discuss the role of music in positively impacting those battling mental health issues and how Emily views her role as a storyteller in being an outlet for not only her fans, but also for herself as well. Emily also discusses the life-changing friendships that she has made with musicians and those in the music scene during her trips to Nashville and Oklahoma.

Emily has big plans for 2026, with a planned new single release in August 2026 and live performances scheduled in Oklahoma, South Carolina, and in her familiar stomping grounds of Virginia.

To wrap up this episode of American Tales Live from Woolaroc, Emily performs two songs, "Virginia, I'm Home" and her brand new song, "Make it Through the Night."You can support Emily Woodhull by following this link - https://beacons.ai/emwoodhullmusic.

A special thank you to the team at Woolaroc who allowed the American Tales team to record this episode from their magical ranch. We love you, Woolaroc.

This Special Preview episode of American Tales was captured at the 9th Annual Southern Songwriters Retreat at the beautiful ‪@TheTatankaRanch‬ outside of Stroud, Oklahoma. On this episode, Tuck sits down with country musician, ‪@MaddoxRossMusic‬ to discuss how the love story of his parents led him to his trending Texas chart hit single, "Ginnie Leigh" and what are his music plans for the rest of 2026.To close out this Special Preview episode of American Tales, Maddox provides an acoustic performance of that Texas chart climbing single, "Ginnie Leigh."We look forward to sitting down with Maddox Ross later this year for a full-length feature episode detailing the experiences and people who have shaped his own American Tale.American Tales is hosted by Anthony "Tuck" Tucker and produced and distributed by the team at Tucker Digital.Have an artist that you would like to see featured on the show? Comment below or send an email to the booking team at American Tales via email - booking@tuckerdigital.us .We appreciate your support of the show and these amazing Americans who are chasing their American dreams.

On this episode of American Tales, Tuck and the crew receive a special invite to the 9th Annual Southern Songwriters Retreat hosted at the rural oasis in central Oklahoma, @TheTatankaRanch , located outside of Stroud, Oklahoma.The American Tales' team traverses red dirt roads, a close encounter with a local sheriff, and even a near death experience to reach the top of an old fire watch tower all in the name of pursuing one of Oklahoma's rising bands, the @OklahomaSpaceProgram .In addition to tackling the band's roots and each individual musician's defining musical and life experiences, Tuck asks the question everyone is wondering, how did the band become the Oklahoma Space Program? The Oklahoma Space Program, anchored by Steve Hamby, Zac Wenzel, and Jared Deckard, have the rare ability as musicians to use their craft to make you laugh, to fuel the party with the right sound to take it to the next level, and to help you navigate life's most difficult moments of change and heartbreak all within their self-title album, Oklahoma Space Program.Armed with new songs written at the 9th Annual Southern Songwriters Retreat and those already in the arsenal ready for deployment, the Oklahoma Space Program will debut new music at some point before the year 2026 vanishes to the history books. In a major milestone for the band, you can catch the band live at the @thecainsballroom on September 11th as they open for @OfficialRayWylie . Tickets can be purchased on the Cain's Ballroom website.You can also check-out the Oklahoma Space Program at their weekly residency at the Tulsa Hunt Club.American Tales is a production of Tucker Digital and is hosted by Anthony "Tuck" Tucker.To recommend an artist or band for an episode, please email, booking@tuckerdigital.us. Oklahoma Space Program - https://linktr.ee/OklahomaSpaceProgram