Are you a road-tripper? Ever curious about the deeper story behind that bronze historical marker you passed on the highway? HearHere is an audio entertainment app that shares stories about the people, places, and histories of the land you are traveling through. A hands-free experience that delights, informs, and entertains by fostering a deeper connection with the world outside your car window. *** “Kevin Costner's new travel app will narrate your next American road trip.” - Lonely Planet *** “For families embarking on the great American road trip this summer, HearHere provides short, interesting audio tidbits to coincide with and expand your journey.” - Travel & Leisure *** “Learn about your surroundings, one mile at a time.” - Urban Daddy HOW IT WORKS As you travel, HearHere serves up stories based on your geographic location and interests. The audio vignettes, generally 2-3 minutes in length, combine to tell the history around you, painting a multi-dimensional picture you’re unlikely to get from a history book or visitor's guide. HearHere answers the questions we all ask as the odometer turns: “I wonder how this town came to be?” “Who was that mountain peak named after?” “Who were the first people to live in this area?” FEATURES DISCOVER THE STORIES HIDDEN ALONG THE ROADS OF AMERICA - Location-awareness provides Autoplay of nearby content for a hands-free experience LISTEN TO THE LANDSCAPE - Tailored content based on the traveler’s interests with themes including Colorful Characters, Culture, History, Local Insights, Music, Natural Wonders, Special Places of Interest and Sports WHAT IF THESE ROADS COULD TALK? - Professional narration featuring Kevin Costner, Phil Jackson, and more to help preserve the tradition of oral storytelling ON AND OFF THE ROAD - Offline listening available for remote areas (or saving your data plan) GIVE IT A LISTEN DURING YOUR NEXT ROAD TRIP - Stream five stories for free each month STORY AVAILABILITY California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming Coast-to-coast stories throughout the US by Summer 2021
