A 12-year old native of Oklahoma City is ready to showcase her exceptional yodeling skills in the next episode of "Little Big Shots."

Ezrah Noelle, now based in Branson, Mo., is the second Oklahoma native to guest on the show. Last month, another Oklahoma native, an 11-year-old ventriloquist from Oklahoma City, was also featured in the show.

"Little Big Shots" is a family-friendly show that aims to feature children with incredible talents from different parts of the world. It airs on NBC every Sunday at 7:00 P.M.

The executive producers of the popular show are Steve Harvey and Ellen DeGeneres, while the host is Harvey himself. In each episode, Harvey uses side-splitting humor in interviewing and conversing with the featured kid.

According to Nielsen Media Research, "Little Big Shots" averages a 2.7 rating, 9 share in adults 18-49 years of age, and 14.1 million viewers in "live plus same day" ratings. The show has been airing for only two weeks since its premiere, but it has already been dubbed as the most-watched series of the season on the Big 4 networks. It has also been ranked as the 7^th most-watched primetime series on all networks overall.

In another news release, it was revealed that when the show had its regular-slot premiere in March 13, it became the most-watched regular Sunday entertainment program of the NBC network since March 2005.

Last Sunday, "Little Big Shots" featured a 9-year-old piano man from Miami, Florida, who showed off his talent in playing the instrument.