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.

American musician, Garrick Fausett, joins Tuck for the debut of American Tales Live at The Hunt Club in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. If you would like to join Tuck at The Hunt Club, American Tales Live will be back at 8:00 pm CST on the first Thursday of the month for the rest of 2026.

Garrick, a self-described "Outlaw Folk" artist, is truly a homage to the Americana singer songwriters of the past that once defined American sound. Fausett discusses his roots growing up on Toby Keith CDs, yes CDs, and the influence of being in the marching band back in his Missouri hometown. Somehow no photos survived of Garrick wearing the itchy marching band outfits that are a relic of the longstanding tradition of marching bands across America.

Garrick performs three songs acoustically on this episode, including an unreleased song from a future album drop for this Tulsa transplant byway of Missouri.

C'mon out and join the live audience for American Tales on Thursday, September 3rd at 8pm at The Hunt Club in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Have an idea for an artist to feature on the show or maybe a venue to host a live show? Leave a comment below or send an email to booking@tuckerdigital.us .

American Tales is produced and distributed by Tucker Digital.

Go follow Garrick Fausett on social media and music streaming platforms:

https://www.instagram.com/garrick_fausett/

https://open.spotify.com/artist/65eRQxRTXkikOTbDvSRlsf

https://www.facebook.com/garrickfausettmusic/

https://www.tiktok.com/@garrickfausettmusic

Book Garrick & his band via email: garrickfausettmusic@gmail.com

American musician, Henry Zoellner joins me for a special episode of American Tales recorded at Suite Shots at the Riverwalk in Jenks, Oklahoma.

We discuss our mutual fear of the movie franchise, "The Final Destination," his latest single, "Payne County," his plans for first full-length album since 2024, and how his parents shaped his relentless pursuit of his wildest dreams, including taking him to busk the concrete corners of downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma for tips.

Henry, who is no stranger to you folks, has an unmatched work ethic and is committed to maintaining an authentic voice built on authentic relationships with his fans, venues, and peers.While he currently hangs his hat over in the red dirt country haven of Stillwater, Oklahoma while pursuing a degree at Oklahoma State University (OSU), he will no doubt leave his mark across this country.

Have an artist you would to feature on American Tales or a venue you would like us to perform at? Leave a comment below or email Booking@TuckerDigital.us .

Oklahoma musician, Dylan Moss, joins Tuck for this episode of American Tales live from The Great White Buffalo Tavern in Stillwater, Oklahoma.Dylan Moss, who is the namesake and lead for the band "Dylan Moss and The Middle Class," discusses his upcoming album, Payne County Classics, and his growth as a musician rooted in and inspired by the red dirt of Payne County, Oklahoma. Tuck and Dylan discuss balancing life and loss with the therapeutic healing powers of music and how the raw power of believing in your wildest dreams can lead to the manifestation of those once distant dreams.Dylan drops a live performance of an unreleased song of the upcoming Payne County Classics album, in addition to performing Tuck's personal favorite, "Bad Choices."The two Okies wrap up the show with discussing Dylan's family connections behind his fandom for the Oklahoma State Cowboys and who he would rank on the pantheon of the heralded, Mount Rushmore of Oklahoma State Cowboy Athletes.In typically a "dudes being dudes" moment, the boys have to bleep out a few secret details that were accidentally shared about the upcoming album release party. Sorry, folks. Dylan is a raw talent with a driving force of belief and work ethic that will not only accelerate his own personal career in the industry, but also empower those young artists who leverage his mentorship.American Tales is owned and distributed by ‪@TuckerDigitalAgency‬ . To recommend a venue or artist for an upcoming episode, please email Booking@TuckerDigital.us . Now, go follow and support Dylan Moss:Instagram - / tdylanmoss TikTok - / tdylanmoss Spotify - https://tr.ee/dCAr_U6jxxYouTube - / @tdylanmoss

Tuck is joined by American musician, Asher T. Myers, on this episode of American Tales.This episode was recorded with a live audience at The Great White Buffalo Tavern in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Asher, a current business management major at Oklahoma State University, discusses his rise as a singer-songwriter, having just began performing live in September 2025.

Asher and Tuck, who both share the same hometown of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, discuss the role of friends and family in shaping his voice and identity as an artist. By the way, shoutout to Asher's mom, who was in attendance for the recording of this episode.

Asher wraps up American Tales with a live performance of his debut single, "Burn Out."

While this singer-songwriter might be early in his musical adventure, his intentionality, passion, and undeniable support system will be the driving forces of his maturation of as an artist and ultimate rise in the industry.

The two also discuss the meaning behind the "T." in his name and the impact of Thomas The Train TV series in their development.

Make sure you follow Asher T. Myers on music streaming platforms and social media via the links below:

Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/7ujNoA2n9vcwIAvQ4Ly8WC

Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/artist/asher-t-myers/6779752836

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/asher_t_myers/

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@asher_myersmusic

American Tales featuring American musician and Oklahoma State Representative ⁨@jareddeckmusic⁩ alongside host, Anthony "Tuck" Tucker, was recorded with a live audience at Legally Brewed in downtown Norman, Oklahoma.

On this episode, we discover Jared's musical influences, how his rural Oklahoma roots shaped his musical and political careers, and how his storytelling is shaped by fatherhood and the realities of those he serves at the state capitol.

Jared also performs two new songs from a yet to be released album, both with an intentional style that grabs your ears and brings you on the brink of an emotional revival. Additionally, Jared performs Tuck's favorite song off his current album, the title song, Head Above Water.

From discussing the late 90's influence of R&B artist, D'Angelo, to the impact of the eternal calling to leave his rural roots to pursue his music, Jared is patient and soulful in his approach to music, life, and parenthood.

This episode of American Tales was sponsored by KDK Booking Agency - https://kdkbookingagency.com/.

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American Tales is a production of ⁨@TuckerDigitalAgency⁩ .

American musician, ‪@krislynarthurs‬ joins Tuck on this episode of American Tales.Most artists shy away from speaking their truth — Krislyn Arthurs, with her debut album Honky Tonk PhD, doesn’t just speak it, she lives it. From small-town Oklahoma to big stages, her journey is a testament to resilience, authenticity, and the power of storytelling through music. This episode reveals how she turned years of self-doubt and industry setbacks into a raw, unapologetic career that’s resonating across genres and generations.Discover how Krislyn's self-taught songwriting and unfiltered lyrics challenge the stereotypes of female artists in country and rock, breaking barriers with humor and honesty—like her viral "Lot Lizard" hats that just keep truckers and fans talking. We dive deep into her evolution from a small-town girl to an artist shaping her path on her own terms, proving that perseverance, self-confidence, and authenticity are the true keys to success.You’ll learn why her resilience echoes legends like Loretta Lynn, and how she navigates the unpredictable landscape of modern music—balancing social media, streaming struggles, and live shows. We break down: the importance of owning your story, building a genuine fanbase one person at a time, and the critical role of community and realness in a world obsessed with filters and fake fame.Get ready to be inspired, challenged, and reminded that your true self is your greatest asset. Hit play and start your own journey of resilience with Krislyn's story.Have an artist that you'd like us to feature on an upcoming episode of American Tales? Would you be interested in hosting us for a live show at your venue or musical festival?

Drop a comment below or email booking@tuckerdigital.us .