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2024
Talking Gourds: Cherokee National Treasure David Scott

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David Scott is a Cherokee National Treasure devoted to preserving our culture through language education and artistic expression. As a first-language speaker, David passes on his linguistic knowledge through community-based classes throughout the Cherokee Nation Reservation. His art also incorporates Cherokee language and cultural motifs through a unique medium: gourds.

In This Episode

David Scott is a Cherokee National Treasure devoted to preserving our culture through language education and artistic expression. As a first-language speaker, David passes on his linguistic knowledge through community-based classes throughout the Cherokee Nation Reservation. His art also incorporates Cherokee language and cultural motifs through a unique medium: gourds.

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