The Riverman’s Guide to The Kings River in Northwest Arkansas

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Episode 182 • 22nd August 2022 • I am Northwest Arkansas • Randy Wilburn

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About the Show:

Not every day, do we get to feature a previous guest on the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, but this week we are doing just that. Doug Riverman Allen is the owner of Joses Bar & Grill in Tontitown. one of the best brunches in Northwest Arkansas.

Doug was on episode 63 of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast which was a very encouraging episode about not giving up. It was recorded during the early stages of the pandemic and was one of our most listened-to podcast episodes.

A couple of years have passed, and we wanted to sit back down with Doug to learn more about his book-writing experience and why he chose the Kings River as a subject. Several rivers are within a two hours drive of the four major cities in Northwest Arkansas. But the Kings River holds a special place in Doug’s heart. His book is titled “The Riverman’s Guide to The Kings River.”

Listen to the full episode to learn why.

All this and so much more are on this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast.

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