The Holler: A Visit Mountaineer Country Podcast
The Holler: A Visit Mountaineer Country Podcast
Podcast Description
The Holler is a destination development podcast by Visit Mountaineer Country CVB, spotlighting the people, places, and projects shaping North Central West Virginia. Each episode features conversations with local leaders, innovators, and community champions who are driving tourism, economic growth, and regional pride. From cryptids, outdoor adventures, and cultural events to behind-the-scenes looks at transformative initiatives, The Holler gives listeners an inside scoop on what makes Mountaineer Country a unique and thriving destination.
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The podcast explores various topics related to local tourism, community initiatives, and economic development with episodes covering parks' influence on tourism, the legacy of historical communities, and unique local activities like geocaching. It emphasizes both innovative projects and regional history that contribute to North Central West Virginia's appeal.
The Holler is a destination development podcast by Visit Mountaineer Country CVB, spotlighting the people, places, and projects shaping North Central West Virginia. Each episode features conversations with local leaders, innovators, and community champions who are driving tourism, economic growth, and regional pride. From cryptids, outdoor adventures, and cultural events to behind-the-scenes looks at transformative initiatives, The Holler gives listeners an inside scoop on what makes Mountaineer Country a unique and thriving destination.
With America250 on everyone's mind, more people are interested in our nation's history. This month, Visit Mountaineer Country sat down with Jason Burns from the Morgantown History Museum to discuss the history of Monongalia County, the importance of history, and how the museum drives tourism. Jason also shares his favorite historical fun facts and discusses what exciting things are coming to the area.
If you've ever been curious about how museums source artifacts or curate exhibits, Jason has you covered! From Don Knotts to glass factories to prehistory, the Morgantown History Museum is a treasure trove of information.
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