What Georgia city was originally named Marthasville?
Who was Henry Obediah Barber?
Cyclorama... a popular bicycle race?
What Georgia city is famous for it's wild chickens?
What State is the southernmost of the 50?
Learn the answers to these questions, and so many more, as we ride along with you and talk about what you're driving by!
Welcome to Hear & See America!
Hear & See America, Inc. is the creator of an audio series which lets you experience the history, stories and amazing things and places you are driving past as you travel around this great country on the Interstate highway system.
Our first Hear & See America release is the Georgia I-75 Edition, which is narrated by the late radio humorist Ludlow Porch. Ludlow used his wit, warmth and wisdom to take you through Georgia from Tennessee to Florida and/or from Florida to Tennessee. Just pop in the CD for where you're starting and take a trip with Ludlow. Your passengers can also follow along in the reference guide book, which has additional information about some great spots to visit. If you want to just sit home and take the trip from your easy chair, that's allowed too!
To hear a preview of what's in the Georgia I-75 Edition just click on "Samples" and listen to Free sample clips, or select a method to receive all clips in one Free sample file. To see and order the Georgia I-75 Edition, individual CD's, or reference book just click on "Shop Online". Your order will be shipped FREE the next business day. Downloadable portions of the Georgia I-75 Edition are also available at "Shop Online".
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Hear & See America has decided to discontinue business operations on or before January 31, 2012. Until that time Georgia I-75 Edition downloads will continue to be available, and our Audiobook version will be sold at $19.95 (Free Shipping).
Donations of the Audiobook Edition will be made available to non-profit organizations. For further information email or call Hear & See America at 1-866-341-0108.
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