GeoVoices

Authentic voices speak in real places.

On a GeoVoices tour, you drive through a special land, listening to its stories.

We help a community hear its inner voices. We help it welcome visitors.

Our first tour presents Cherokee voices at the Qualla Boundary - high in the Smoky Mountains.

Here is Kituwah, ancestral mother land and home forever to the Cherokee people.

To hear their voices:

First drive to the peak of the Great Smoky Mountains.
Then launch Cherokee.GeoVoices.org
Listen through your car sound system and enjoy a few hours driving through a different world.

Cherokee GeoVoices is currently in Beta Test. It's 100% FREE now. (and ad-free)

Created by Tribal storytellers, musicians, scholars, artists.

Produced by the Museum of the Cherokee People.

Funded by the North Carolina Council on the Arts.

Do you want to produce your own GeoVoices tour? ✉