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2024
Finding Her Voice: Kate Morton

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Kate Morton is a rising star in the world of opera who attends the esteemed Juilliard School in New York City. As she hones her craft at the prestigious performing arts institute, she carries her Cherokee roots with her, honoring the community who helped her find her voice.

In This Episode

Kate Morton is a rising star in the world of opera who attends the esteemed Juilliard School in New York City. As she hones her craft at the prestigious performing arts institute, she carries her Cherokee roots with her, honoring the community who helped her find her voice.

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Greg Fallis is a Cherokee musician making his mark in Tulsa, Oklahoma, a city with a rich musical history. As leader of “King Cabbage Brass Band,” Greg is sharing the fun and excitement of New Orleans brass band music with his fellow Tulsans and with the world.
Sam Ford is a well-respected news journalist known for his captivating storytelling in Washington D.C. With more than fifty years of experience, reporting integrity and a charming personality, Sam has become a beloved figure in the United States capital.
Cherokee Nation is no stranger to severe weather. Our people rely on weather professionals for life-saving information during tornado and storm season. Nacoma Hutchison and James McMullin are two Cherokee stormchasers who often risk their safety in order to put our communities first.