Premiere episode kicks off with WoodSongs’ 1000th show taping featuring
Grand Ole Opry members Riders In The Sky & tween yodeling cowgirl sensation Phoebe White
New episodes stream weekly on “WoodSongs Wednesdays” across Country Road TV platform,
including Facebook and YouTube pages
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Beginning Wednesday, June 1 Country Road TV (CRTV) will welcome the addition of folk singer Michael Johnathon’s WoodSongs Old Time Radio Hour to their highly-acclaimed lineup of country music and lifestyle themed TV programming. Kicking off what will be known as ‘WoodSongs Wednesdays,’ the premiere episode to begin streaming will be WoodSongs’ 1000th show featuring America’s favorite cowboys, Grand Ole Opry members Riders In The Sky, with an incredible WoodSongs’ Kid, the tween yodeling cowgirl sensation Phoebe White. The June 1 premiere episode will stream for FREE in its entirety on CRTV’s Watch Now page for anyone, with new shows from the WoodSongs’ video vault being added weekly across CRTV’s paid platform.
“The evergreen quality of WoodSongs matches up perfectly with our audience,” said Adam Black, Co-founder & COO of Country Road TV. “Our audience will appreciate the heart and quality in each episode of WoodSongs and will want to watch it over and over again. We are beyond delighted to partner with Michael and this exceptional program.”
Country Road TV becomes an on-demand streaming TV network for WoodSongs, joining a massive global audience of more than 500 affiliate radio stations worldwide, several OTA TV networks including RFD-TV every Friday at 6pm ET, and various PBS TV affiliates (PBS). It is also available in 177 nations on American Forces Radio Network and live-streamed 44 Mondays a year on WoodSongs’ YouTube channel & Facebook page. CRTV’s FaceBook page and YouTube channel will also carry additional shows and content. For official show information, artist bios, ticket sales or a complete list of where to listen and watch, visit WoodSongs.com.
“It’s a celebration of the music from America’s front porch,” says Michael Johnathon from his own log cabin front porch in Kentucky. “It’s about the artists and songs and spirit of rural America driven by the excitement and power of a live audience. Viewers on Country Road TV get to sit back and let the cares of the world drift away as we take a step back into the tradition of old-time radio, but with a fresh approach. It’s a live audience radio show filmed for television.”