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Episode 4 - 1982 World's Fair
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This episode of the 'Rambling on the River' podcast highlights their participation in the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee. The episode covers the acquisition and preparation of boats like the Becky Thatcher, and the various logistical challenges faced, from sinking boats to marketing tactics involving fish food. Personal anecdotes include guest Alan Rizzo's early work experiences and humorous as well as challenging events at the fair, such as a costume contest and a crowd control incident leading to a legal battle. Additionally, it discusses makeshift accommodations, navigating low water levels, fuel shortages, and logistical hurdles faced on the journey back to Cincinnati. The episode also touches on the contemporary topic of marijuana legalization and its maritime industry implications, and teases future segments like the renovation of the Emerald Lady into the Belle of Cincinnati.
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