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The Rivertown Review PodcastHannibal Rivertown Review S3E5 Inspired By Our New ”Mellow” FriendsAfter some time away, we got an invitation to guest on another podcast, which made us realize that it had been way too long since we had sat down at Megan's kitchen table to expound about our favorite town. We cover our new "mellow" friends, another season of river cruise ships and catch you up on what's new with us.
2023-10-3042 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast S3E4 (Pickle Fries, Tenderloins and a Cupcake Vending Machine)It would be safe to say that a favorite topic of discussion in just about any setting is ... food. McKenzie Disselhorst is back to talk about our favorite foods and where to find them in and around Hannibal.
2023-01-2931 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast-S3E3 (Progresso Soup, the County Jail and plotting and planning))Our guest is McKenzie Disselhorst, the Executive Director of the Hannibal Area Chamber of Commerce. We cover the best way to get a guided tour of General Mills and the Marion County Jail, along with planning for the future in such a way that stuff actually gets done.
2023-01-1642 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast S3E2 - What do Val Kilmer and William Shatner have in common?We begin by reacquainting you with all the things that Hannibal has going on these days, followed by an in-depth discussion of perhaps the most "interesting" portrayal of Mark Twain we have ever seen.
2022-12-0334 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast S3E1 - We’re Back, and We Survived the PlagueAfter a 31 month partially COVID-induced hiatus, Megan and Harold are back with Season Three. We take a look back at surviving the plague and what we have planned moving forward.
2022-12-0326 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E16 (Essential and Secure in Place)Never in our wildest dreams did we forsee doing a pandemic episode. We have talked a lot about history, but this time, we talk about the history we are smack in the middle of. Harold is still at work, while Megan is working from home ... and so the conversation begins.
2020-04-1328 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E15 (Never heard of Marie Byrum? Well you have now)It was 100 years ago the 19th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution was certified, finally giving women the right to vote. Did you know the first woman to vote in an election after the certification was a Hannibalian? Our guest is Jessica Jones Capparell, a history buff, a former college classmate of Megan's, and works with the League of Women Voters in Washington, D.C. How do you do a show about politics and not "get political?" Listen and find out.
2020-02-1334 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E14 (We’re baaaaaack!!)Yes, we know it's been a looooong time since the last time we got together. This is a catch-up episode, with you and with each other. And, we'll look back at Hannibal's just concluded Bicentennial celebration. What was your favorite part of the year-long 200th birthday party?
2020-01-2922 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E13 (So, what’s been your favorite episode?)We sat down with a complete list of our episodes and marveled at all the neat people and topics we've covered. This time around, we reflect on our favorites, plus, we have updates on a couple of past guests - the Small Town Big Deal episode hosted by our new best friends, Rodney Miller and Jann Carl featuring National Tom Sawyer Days is out, and the latest on "The Wall on City Hall."
2019-11-1426 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E12 (A 30 foot tall Molly Brown??)Our guest is Ray Harvey, whose specialty is BIG works of art. To be more specific, he is the artist of the mural on the wall of Hannibal City Hall. This is not Ray's first Hannibal mural, and, we're told, won't be his last. The story of how the mural on, "The Wall at City Hall," came to be, is the subject on Episode 53 of Hannibal's Original Podcast.
2019-10-2238 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E11 (We knew it HAD to be there somewhere)Recently, "the discovery of a lifetime" was made in Mark Twain Cave. After decades of searching, the signature of a young Sam Clemens was found among the 250,000 names that had been scrawled on the walls of the cave over the years. Our guest is cave owner Linda Coleberd, one of those who was in on the discovery. Along with the discovery, we cover the authentication process, and how this find is only the beginning.
2019-10-0931 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E10 (From Zombies to Average Joe)The first person to say nice things about the podcast in print was John L. Davis IV. John is our guest on our "Area 51" episode. John has written a new book, entitled, "Average Joe." It's the story of a regular guy who sees something very wrong and decides to do something about it. Our discussion covers human trafficking, standing up to the bad guys ... and zombies.
2019-09-3030 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E9 (The definitive definition of Steampunk)The Big River Steampunk Festival has become a Labor Day weekend tradition in Hannibal. But, just what the heck is steampunk? To find out, we went straight to the expert - the one and only Doc Phineas, who takes time out of his busy schedule (which includes prominent roles in TV shows like Pawn Stars and Mysteries of the Museum) to sit down with us.
2019-09-1034 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E8 (Time capsules - a how not to guide)Mary Lynne Richards is back with us. Along with her regular responsibilities with the Hannibal Parks and Recreation Department, she found herself in charge of the unearthing of the time capsule that was buried in 1969 for our sesquicentennial. We cover what they found and the lessons learned as they prepare another time capsule for the bicentennial.
2019-09-0429 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E7 (What really happened to the Lost Boys?)A little over a year ago, author, investigative reporter and area native John Wingate joined us to talk about his book about The Lost Boys of Hannibal, three young men who went exploring in Hannibal's cave system in 1967 and disappeared without a trace. John is back to talk about his follow-up book, "Souls Speak." This is, frankly, a stunning and slightly troubling account of three individuals who independently shared with John their visions of what they believe really happened to the lost boys. But did it?
2019-08-1632 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E6 (Tom & Huck ... reimagined?)As we sit down for episode 47, the quadrennial Clemens Conference is taking place in Hannibal. One of the presenters for the conference is Melissa Scholes Young, an Associate Professor in the Department of Literature at American University in Washington, D.C. She is also a Hannibal native (who looks for any good excuse to come home) who wondered what the result would be to reimagine Mark Twain's classic duo of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn as women in Hannibal during the Great Flood of 1993. The result was Melissa's first novel, "Flood," first released two years ago and now out...2019-07-3032 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E5 (I bet they’ll be back)This is part two of our conversation with Rodney Miller and Jann Carl, the hosts of the TV show, "Small Town Big Deal," who were in Hannibal to tape a future episode of their show, featuring National Tom Sawyer Days. This time, we talk more about the show, and give Rodney and Jann a VERY good reason to come back to Hannibal (think Labor Day weekend).
2019-07-1826 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E4 (We call ourselves Hannabailians)This time, we visit with a couple of folks who were "just passing through" for National Tom Sawyer Days. The nationally syndicated TV show "Small Town Big Deal" brought their crew to town to shoot video for a future episode. The hosts of the show, Rodney Miller and Jann Carl, sat down with us to talk about how the show came about, their first impressions of our town and what the heck do you call people from Hannibal?
2019-07-1127 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E3 (From Mark Twain to ... Deviled Ham??)Did you know that what is now one of Hannibal biggest employers came to town because of one man who was a Mark Twain fan? That, some other random stuff, and a teaser alert on episode 44 of the podcast.
2019-07-0122 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E2 (The lighthouse, Central Park and other things)We cover a lot of ground in episode 43, from the spirit of the Midwest rallying to keep the rising river in check, to an update on the new "ornamental" lighthouse, to a history lesson on Hannibal's Central Park, and more.
2019-06-1336 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S2E1 (Mark Twain helps a friend - who happens to be Ulysses S. Grant)You may think you know a lot about Mark Twain. But, did you know about his friendship with none other than Ulysses S. Grant? It's a story of helping a dying friend make sure his family is provided for after he's gone. Plus, we tell the story of our new artwork.
2019-05-2027 min
The Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review - S1E41 (Happy Anniversary to Us!!)In observance of the first anniversary of the podcast, we look back at some of our favorite moments - Hannibal's early days on the western frontier with Cindy Lovell, how Don Farout was late for his own funeral at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with Donna Brown, the misconceptions about Molly Brown with Lisa Marks, and, of course, no look back would be complete without the saga of Val Kilmer.
2019-05-0637 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E40 (Hannibal’s ornamental lighthouse-by request)We have always invited you to suggest topics to cover. This time, we fill a request for information on the history of the Mark Twain Memorial Lighthouse. Yes, we understand that you don't normally find lighthouses on rivers, but Hannibal has one. And, we're working on our third different structure in the same location. Plus, it's kinda cool that we've made it to The Big 4-0, episode-wise.
2019-04-1823 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E39 (It really will eat you up!!)Whether you're a participant or a spectator, one of the highlights of Hannibal's annual National Tom Sawyer Days celebration is something called the Hannibal Cannibal. Our guest is Angie Wilcoxson, who spends this episode knocking down every excuse you might have to not run (or walk) in the Cannibal. Might this lead to your dominantly humble co-hosts being a part of the next race? Stay tuned.
2019-04-1133 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E38 (Presidents in Hannibal - current, past and wannabe)Over the years, Hannibal has hosted a couple of U.S. Presidents in person, three more by remote control, one former President we're aware of and a trio of presidential nominees. And, hear how the conversation goes from presidents to ... Toto??
2019-03-2723 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E37 (It’s all about the river)A long time ago we reached the conclusion that, while it was Mark Twain that put Hannibal on the map, it was the mighty Mississippi that put Mark Twain on the map. Our guest is Steve Terry, owner and captain of the Mark Twain Riverboat. We learn, among other things, that Captain Steve shares that passion for the river that inspired Sam Clemens all those years ago.
2019-03-2236 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E36 (Of course he knows how to build a log cabin)By now, you probably know that 2019 is Hannibal's bicentennial year. But, did you know that as part of the celebration, there's going to be a log cabin built from scratch as a tribute to Hannibal's earliest citizens. And who better to head up this project than Hannibal's resident Renaissance Man, Jim Waddell. And when we say from scratch, we mean from the woods from scratch.
2019-03-0826 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E35 (It all started with a picture postcard of the library)It's been so long since our last episode, we skipped 34 and went straight to episode 35 (not really ... long story). We finally got to sit down with Steve Chou and visit about a childhood hobby that got completely out of hand. His passion for collecting pictures showing Hannibal's past evolved into a passion for learning the history behind the pictures. Plus, Steve's plugs his book, "Hannibal-Bluff City Memories."
2019-03-0535 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E33 (Hey, that’s our house they’re talking about)So how did a couple from Tacoma, Washington wind up in Hannibal as proprietors of one of Hannibal's premier bed and breakfasts? On episode 33, Kristine and Steve Russell talk about the journey that led them here as long time owners and operators of the Dubach Inn. And, how cool is it to hear the guy on the trolley bragging to the tourists about YOUR house.
2019-02-0535 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E32.5 (Murphy Was an Optimist)No, that's not a misprint. We have officially designated this as episode 32.5 of the podcast. This time, as always, we inform and entertain, but the main purpose of this episode is to let know that we're still here, since it's been a couple of weeks since episode 32. Fear not, more interesting people and topics are on the way, assuming the weather straightens up.
2019-02-0110 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E32 (Six degrees from...Lewis and Clark?)What role did William Clark, of Lewis and Clark fame, play in the founding of Hannibal? In episode 32, we talk about Moses Bates, who built the first log cabin in the brand new town of Hannibal 200 years ago. We promise you will be informed and entertained.
2019-01-1030 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E31 (Never mind the rest of this stuff, I just wanna do the Mark Twain thing)In this podcast, we have covered a lot of ground talking about who and what makes Hannibal unique. But, it occurred to us that we haven't talked a lot about the guy who put Hannibal on the map. So, if you've never been, or it's been too long since you've been to the Mark Twain Boyhood Home Complex, episode 31 covers the half dozen properties to need to visit to do, "The Mark Twain Thing."
2018-12-2432 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E30 (Studio 57 Part 2)Clark Cruikshank and Frank Elmore of Studio 57 Productions are back to continue their "existential" discussion on the Hannibal "Vortex" and how it draws people who could (and have) lived many other places to this town.
2018-12-1327 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E29 (Hannibal MO - The Home of Vortexial Vision)Cutting edge theater - in Hannibal MO? That would be Studio 57 Productions. The masterminds behind the kind of theater you'd be hard pressed to find anywhere else, Clark Cruikshank and Frank Elmore are our guests in what turns out to be the first of a two part visit. And, these are two guys that could have lived anywhere, but wound up here (that's where the "Vortexial Vision" comes in).
2018-12-0522 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E28 (A season of service, all the way from Long Island)As episode 28 of the podcast is recorded, it is nearly December, a season of giving, a season of giving back, and a season of service. Our guest is Caitlin Smyth, the team leader of a group of AmeriCorps volunteers, coming together from all over the country to work with Douglass Community Services on the Toys for Tots program, and a program to provide after school meals to Hannibal students. Caitlin is from New York ... you knew that Mark Twain has a New York connection, didn't you?
2018-11-2831 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E27 (Hannibal by way of Louisiana, New Orleans and Leavenworth)Even though he grew up only about 30 miles from here, Jim Waddell has certainly taken the scenic route to get to Hannibal. It's always fun to hear stories about colorful characters from someone who is himself a colorful character (and Mark Twain portrayer). And, Jim shares Mark Twain's "A Letter from Santa Claus," so we can call this our Christmas episode.
2018-11-1435 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E26 (A basket of puppies ... and a REAL baby!)Yes, we know that you could be listening to us at any time of the year, from anywhere in the world. But, since episode 26 of the Rivertown Review podcast was recorded in early November, we are looking forward to the Christmas season in Hannibal, and we pass along a preview of coming attractions, in town and on the podcast.
2018-11-0822 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E25 (Mark Twain ... in a swimsuit?!?!)On episode 25, our guest is Melissa Cummins from the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum. Melissa is also the coordinator for the annual Tom and Becky program, designed to transform junior high age youth into worldwide ambassadors for Hannibal. The Mark Twain in a swimsuit part comes when we talk about a Tom and Becky trip to Bermuda, where, of course, they just looooooove Hannibal's favorite son.
2018-10-3132 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E24 (Hannibal’s Top 200+...no we won’t talk about EVERY one)In advance of Hannibal's Bicentennial in 2019, a list has been compiled of the top 200-plus things to do in Hannibal. In episode 24, we hit the highlights of that list - things on the list we've done, haven't done yet, and one or two we have no intention of doing.
2018-10-2535 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E23 (Elevators, Incubators, and Digressions Galore)Ever hear of an "elevator speech?" Our guest on episode 23 is McKenzie Disselhorst, the Executive Director of the Hannibal Area Chamber of Commerce. We cover the chamber's mission of working with the local business community - to help those already here, and to encourage entrepeneurship - even among high school students. All that, and the usual digressions you've come to know and love.
2018-10-1237 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E22 (So who was this Hannibal guy?)Yes, we know about Hannibal, but who was this river town named after? Megan is in full "history geek" mode in episode 22. We take you waaaaaay back, over 2,000 years, to the story of the general after whom Hannibal was named.
2018-10-0915 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E21 (Ladies of the Night and Things that Go Bump in the Night)This being episode 21, our podcast is now "barely legal," so, of course, this time around we cover a part of Hannibal's history that was not legal, barely or otherwise. And, if you like sleeping with ghosts, there's a haunted B&B you might want to check out.
2018-10-0130 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E20 (Hannibal people you’ve probably never heard of...until now)Did you know that the first African-American to win an Olympic medal, the first woman to exercise her constitutional right to vote and a one-time Chief of Naval Operations for the U.S. Navy all have Hannibal connections? Well, you will after you listen to episode 20.
2018-09-2028 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E19 (Wait ... I can buy a church, a house AND a parking lot for that price?)Our guest is Michael Gaines, the Executive Director of the Hannibal Arts Council. The Hannibal arts community works to make sure that anyone can be a contributing member of the arts community, from the very young to the not so young (even Megan and Harold).
2018-09-1233 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E18 (Just turn on the mic and see what happens)This time around, we (literally) cover the waterfront. We cover the keys to Hannibal being the evolving destination it has become, not only for tourists, but for residents as well. And, we drop the F-Bomb ... several times.
2018-09-0529 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E17 (Bats don’t know states)Our guest on episode 17 is Mary Lynne Richards, Marketing Coordinator with Hannibal Parks and Recreation. Mary Lynne is a big fan of podcasts in general, and has fulfilled a life-long dream (???) of getting to be on a podcast. We tell the story of Hannibal's parks, from the newest (and battiest), Sodalis Nature Preserve to the iconic Riverview Park. And, we also find out how many marathons Mary Lynne has run in her life.
2018-08-2230 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E16 (Steamboat’s a-comin’ ...and a-comin’ ... and a-comin’)Over the last few years, Hannibal has become a destination for the large passenger ships that make their way up and down the Mississippi from July to October. In episode "sweet" 16, we give an overview of the phenomenon that is the river cruises and what attracts them - along with tourists from all over the world - to Hannibal, MO.
2018-08-1627 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E15 (Ghost Clowns, Adam’s Apples and No-Shows)Episode 15 covers performers that came to Hannibal that we didn't know were coming, and a performer who was supposed to come to town and didn't (and who is now dead to Megan). And, whatever you do, always look for the Adam's Apple!
2018-08-0829 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E14 (Lear Jets, 8-Tracks and Country Music)What do Lear Jets, eight-track tapes and award-winning country music have in common? Of course, the common thread is ... Hannibal MO! Join us for episode 14, proving once again that, as Mark Twain said, "All you need is ignorance and confidence, and success is sure."
2018-07-3132 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E13 (What do Jiminy Cricket and Sherman Potter have in common?)Episode 13 is a continuation of the discussion of people, real and fictional, who have called Hannibal home. We cover why you won't find a plaque at the home of a real-life Hannibal native (his family lived on a houseboat), and why you will find a plaque on a home that claims to be the residence of a fictional character. And ... ghost clowns??
2018-07-2531 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E12 (Mark Twain said, ”Golf is a good walk spoiled.” Or is it?)If you had told Megan that there would EVER be an episode that would be mostly about sports, she would have told you you were out. Of. Your. Mind. But, she started it, as she feels moved to share her golf epiphany, and we talk about an early Baseball Hall of Famer who was born and is buried in Hannibal. All this, and Cardiff Hill, too.
2018-07-2431 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E11 (Did you know Missouri has a state crinoid ... and what the heck IS a crinoid?)The oldest show cave in the state of Missouri is Mark Twain Cave, and the newest geological cave in the state is Cameron Cave, both in Hannibal. Linda Coleberd's family has owned both caves for nearly a hundred years. On this episode, Linda teaches us about stalactites, stalagmites and ... stalagpipes? And, what is a crinoid?
2018-07-1033 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E10 (The story of the Lost Boys of Hannibal)John Wingate grew up in the Hannibal/Quincy area and was friends with Joel and Billy Hoag and Craig Dowell. One day, in May of 1967, these three young boys went exploring in Hannibal's cave system - and vanished. John went on to become a broadcaster, journalist and media consultant. Last year, he decided the story of these "Lost Boys" needed to be told, so he wrote,"The Lost Boys of Hannibal: Inside America's Largest Cave Search." John joins us to tell this fascinating, historic and bittersweet story.
2018-07-0528 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E9 (The most famous & interesting people you will never have the opportunity to meet)Who would do a 30-minute podcast about a cemetery? Well, when it's as beautiful and historic as Hannibal's Mt. Olivet Cemetery, we would. Our guest is Mt. Olivet's Office Manager, Donna Brown, and she shares her knowledge about the final resting place of the Clemens family, the man upon whom the character of Injun Joe is based, Mizzou's Don Farout, Clarence Gideon, the father of the American public defender system, and others.
2018-06-2529 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E8 (Even poodles need to paint the fence, by golly!)When we sought out advise about starting a podcast, we turned to St. Louis area podcaster Bill Clevlen, the host of "Rediscovering America," and www.billontheroad.com. Although, for our visit, Bill was actually on the couch. In Episode 8, Bill talks about his travels, his book, "100 Things to Do in America Before You Die," and how one of those 100 things Bill chose is in Hannibal.
2018-06-1931 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E7 (You think you know Molly Brown?)If your only knowledge of "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" is from the Debbie Reynolds movie or the Titanic movie, you don't know Hannibal native Margaret Tobin Brown. Lisa Marks is back to debunk the legend of Molly Brown.
2018-06-0833 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast -S1E6Lisa Marks and her husband Ken are perfect examples of a couple who could live anywhere, but life's circumstances led them to Hannibal. Lisa joins us for the first of a two part (so far) conversation.
2018-06-0423 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Hannibal Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E5 (Mark Twain, Riverboats and...Star Trek?)Megan and Harold discuss how Mark Twain still invades our popular culture. What has been your most random Twain sighting and, find out how to Stump the Podcasters!
2018-05-2228 min
The Rivertown Review PodcastThe Rivertown Review Podcast -S1E4Megan and Harold visit with Cindy Lovell, the Events Coordinator for Hannibal's 2019 Bicentennial celebration.
2018-05-1123 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E3Megan and Harold continue their overview of the many and varied annual events happening in Hannibal MO.
2018-04-2626 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E2 (So what IS there to do in Hannibal, Part 1)Megan and Harold begin an overview of the special events happening in Hannibal over the course of the year. There's so much to do, you'll have to also listen to episode three to hear about everything.
2018-04-2520 minThe Rivertown Review PodcastThe Rivertown Review Podcast - S1E1 (The Marketing Lady and the Radio Guy)In Podcasting 101, it says that your first episode should be, "this is who we are, this is what we bring to the table, this is what we hope to accomplish." Megan Rapp brings a background in history and marketing, Harold brings over 40 years in broadcasting, and they both bring a passion for spreading the word about Hannibal. If you've never been here, we want you to come, if you've been here before, we want you to come back, if you're looking to relocate, we'd like you to think about living here.
2018-04-2315 min