From a run out perspective I don't like your line. Turn changes nothing and we should not expect them to fold Tx here with position. River is a bit meh 150bb deep, I guess we're trying to fold over pairs which is never usually a good idea when draws missed.

I like the flop raise but would slow down once the turn brings a brick.

interesting how this hand played out

Standard until the river. I think you should make the c/r bigger and the turn bet bigger. Many ppl miss to raise big enough on the flop when they face a smaller cbet size. Look at your bet relative to the size of the pot and not relative to the size of his bets and on what odds you will be giving him.

Getting to the river i think its fine to give up when all draws miss so starting with a check is okay. Then he makes a small bet again and he is not repping that strong. Most sets should get in earlier and he should almost never have a str8 (we can have str8). So i like your river shove.

Like the flop raise against his small bet, but the turn is a card which changes nothing and would be part of my checking range. If villain is weak he's going to be happy to take a free card a lot of the time, no guarantee he'll bet. With 15 outs for you to hit and barrel there's no need to blindly bet on any card when all the draws miss.

The river play will work some percentage, but at 20NL I would expect a lot of snap calls with all the draws whiffing.