Entertainment reporter Joelle Garguilo has the latest on Luke Bryan&#8217;s new Hulu series &#8216;It&#8217;s All Country.&#8217;

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NEW YORK &#8212; Luke Bryan arrived in Nashville two decades ago with nothing but dreams and determination.

Now eight albums, 30 number-one hits, more than 50 major music awards, and countless sold-out shows later, the country boy from Leesburg, Georgia, is doing alright.

&#8220;I&#8217;m sitting here, you know, it&#8217;s a lot of work, put them out, do tours, concerts, American Idol, but I could be at my dad&#8217;s peanut mill, driving a tractor, breathing in peanut dust 20 hours a day,&#8221; Bryan said. &#8220;So that&#8217;s why I&#8217;ve always been happy. I chose the route of country music.&#8221;

Bryan reflected on his parents&#8217; role in his success.

&#8220;When I left college and went to work for my dad, he had a great little business down there in agriculture, and I was like, I should just probably take over the business and, you know, live my little life down there in Leesburg, Georgia,&#8221; he said. &#8220;But he knew that I was struggling with the what ifs and with what might have been. So he just said, &#8216;Hey, go, go to Nashville. Please. If you don&#8217;t, I&#8217;m going to essentially fire you and force you to go&#8217; and so to have a family that has been so supportive of my dreams and careers&#8230;&#8221;

Now, Bryan is taking fans behind the music in his new Hulu show, &#8220;It&#8217;s All Country.&#8221;

The six-episode series pulls back the curtain on the stories behind some of country&#8217;s biggest classics, with an A-list lineup of Luke Combs, Sheryl Crow, Lady A, Michey Guyton, Kane Brown, Shaboozey, and Wynonna Judd.

&#8220;We sat down, and I spent the day with iconic superstars, young artists, Hall of Famers, up-and-comers, people who are selling out stadiums,&#8221; Bryan says. &#8220;This is fun getting to hang with people and pick their brains.&#8221;

He said at the end of the day, it&#8217;s all about connection.

&#8220;There was one moment of the show that I went to lunch with Wynonna Judd, and me and her had like, a two-and -a-half hour conversation, and she used that moment to clear up things in her life and to talk about the loss of her mother a little bit,&#8221; he said. &#8220;So the on the fly, I&#8217;m kind of having to just let her get a lot of these feelings out. And it was a magical moment. And that&#8217;s what the show&#8217;s all about, really showcasing the heart of country music, artist, artists and performers. Because, you know, the heart of country music is really, really special.&#8221;

Bryan believes the reason country music has already been such a strong force is because fans can feel the true heart in the artistry of it.

&#8220;When everybody brings their story, it really becomes something special,&#8221; Bryan says. &#8220;Going out on stage live and watching the crowd react. I mean, you couldn&#8217;t ask for anything more than that is like crazy. That&#8217;s the beautiful side of country music.&#8221;

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Luke Bryan takes fans behind the music in Hulu series ‘It’s All Country’