Cherokee Voices, Cherokee Sounds

"Cherokee Voices, Cherokee Sounds" is hosted by Cherokee National Treasure Dennis Sixkiller and is broadcasted weekly on area radio stations throughout Cherokee Nation’s 14-county jurisdiction. The show is primarily broadcast in the Cherokee language and features a fun mix of Cherokee guests, music, culture and news.

"Cherokee Voices, Cherokee Sounds" can be heard weekly on several eastern Oklahoma radio stations including Tahlequah's KEOK 102.1 FM Sundays at 8 am; KTLQ 1350 AM and 96.3 FM Sundays at noon and again on Wednesdays at 5 pm. Listen in the Vinita area to KGND 1470 AM Sundays at 9 am; in Bartlesville on KWON 1400 AM Sundays at 9 am and in Claremore, on KRSC 91.3 FM Saturdays at 8 am and again on Sundays at noon.

Programs will be available to the download each week after the initial broadcast date. Click here to view archives.

For more information about the Cherokee Nation radio show, contact Communications at 918-453-5000 or by email at communications@cherokee.org.

Cherokee Voices, Cherokee Sounds

Episode 955 - June 07, 2020

Cherokee songs with a traditional story.

Episode 954 - May 31, 2020

Elder interview this week we have Wayne Sevenstar continuing telling of the things he remembers of years gone by. Many Cherokee songs, and a traditional story.

Episode 953 - May 24, 2020

Elder interview this week Wayne Sevenstar continues sharing his life experiences, Cherokee songs, a traditional story, and Cherokee words.

Episode 952 - May 17, 2020

Elder Interview and this week Wayne Sevenstar of Belfonte, OK will begin, Cherokee songs, a traditional story, etc.

Episode 951 - May 10, 2020

Elder interview this week with Ella Hunnicut will conclude her interview, many Cherokee songs, a traditional story, Cherokee words and their pronunciations.

Episode 950 - March 22, 2020

Elder interview with Ella Hunnicut continues, many wonderful Cherokee songs, a traditional story, Cherokee Nation news, etc.

Episode 949 - March 15, 2020

A weekly radio program consisting of many Cherokee songs, a traditional story, and Elder interview and this week is part four of Ella Hunnicut of Lost city, etc.