EPISODE 17

On this episode of American Tales, Margaret Rabbitt, the lead from the band @Rabbittandtheroses , joins Anthony Tucker aka "Tuck" live from The Hunt Club in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Kodie Hess, the driving force for producing and booking shows, joined Tuck and Margaret on camera, as she co-hosted the episode.

Margaret, who literally graduated high school in the city where the first bullets were fired at the British during the American Revolution (Concord, Massachusetts), is a magic bullet of unlimited potential destined for the moon.

Before Rabbitt became the 1980's era rock n' roll level of cool type of lead singer, she played collegiate soccer at @georgewashingtonuniversity and the @uofsandiego . It was at George Washington while playing for the women's soccer program that she scored a legendary bicycle kick that landed her the number 1 spot on @espn 's SportsCenter Top 10.Rabbitt recently became one of the many coastal transplants to plant roots down in Tulsa, Oklahoma and begin her climb to the top of one of America's most legendary music scenes.

Buckle up folks, as we tackle Ai, life hacks, the influence of her family, and her outlook on the future of her musical career.

Stay tuned to the end of the episode as her band mates from Rabbitt and The Roses joins her for two special acoustic performances of their songs, "Checking-In" and "Allison."

American Tales is dedicated to elevating the stories of relentless risk takers across the country who are pursuing their American Dreams and inspiring the rest of us to chase our own American Dream.

A special gratitude goes out to Margaret Rabbitt, Rabbitt and The Roses, The Hunt Club, and our friend, @emilywoodhullmusic for making the connection between our team and Margaret.

Keep chasing your dreams, America.

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American musician, Matteson Gregory, joins Tuck on this special episode of American Tales Live from the Show Me State of Missouri, USA.

This episode of American Tales was recorded live from the outdoor stage at the ‪14 Mill Market‬ in Nixa, Missouri. Huge shoutout to the team at 14 Mill Market for allowing us to host the event at their outstanding place to grab food and beverages while enjoying live entertainment in downtown Nixa, Missouri.

Tuck and Matteson roll back in time to discover the origins of her own American Tale, which began with her parents rock n' roll days in Phoenix, Arizona in the 90's. Matteson's parents would then transplant from the desert to Branson, Missouri or as Tuck calls it, "Christian Vegas" (trademark pending).

The influence of her parents' musical roots and the undeniable impact of 90's music and TV sitcoms forever shaped the fierce independent voice of now professional musician, Matteson Gregory. Just take a scroll through her Instagram and music catalog and you'll find 90's influence all throughout her fashion and music arrangements.

The two then tackle two important musical feats, Matteson's Mount Rushmore of Favorite Musicians and Tuck's favorite roadtrip game, Artist Alphabet. Please forgive the two for not remembering a solo act or band that started with the letter "X".

Matteson graciously outlines her plans for new music, an all-girls tour on the east coast, and why she fervently believes in her own ideology, Season One, built on embracing life's hardships and the value of learning from mistakes.

From being featured on Season One of Netflix's The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On to earning two nominations from the heralded Josie Awards, Matteson is gaining momentum through being unabashedly herself.

Matteson Gregory is pursuing her American Dream with relentless resolve and we can't wait to connect with her soon. Go follow Matteson on social media and streaming platforms.

Beth Lee from Austin, Texas joins us on this mini-episode of American Tales recorded outside of Thelma's Peach at the iconic Oklahoma Space Program Jeep.On this mini-episode, we tackle the absolute genius of 1980's TV commercial jingles (my buddy, my buddy) and her own Mount Rushmore of favorite musicians.Also, Beth let's us know her upcoming music plans for 2026, including a new song release, and what she loves about the Tulsa music scene.Special shoutout to Ben Brock for the invite out to Thelma's Peach. More content from our time at Thelma's dropping soon.