On today’s Club Muddy, the round table leans into the unfolding story out of Louisiana, Missouri – a small town wrapped in political intrigue, overlapping alliances, and quiet tension that refuses to stay quiet. It’s the kind of situation where everyone knows everyone, history runs deep, and every move feels personal as much as it is political.

That small-town reality leads us straight to our guest. April Azotea, councilwoman for the Second Ward in Hannibal joins us for a candid conversation about her political journey, her life before city hall, and the experiences that shaped who she is. It’s honest, unfiltered, and rooted in the same small-town dynamics we’re seeing play out- proof that local politics are never just about policy, but about people.