Author: Susan Viebrock

My name is Susan and I am a chocoholic. And I know I am not alone. But here’s the really good news, made official in a recent article by Gretchen Reynolds in the New York Times Magazine: the food ancient Mayans revered turns out to be...

Once bad news, overnight coconut oil became the new black dress of cooking, a miracle food with sweeping health benefits. In fact, one of my yoga students has a spouse with Alzheimer’s. She believes substituting coconut oil for other oils in her cooking has stemmed...

Yes, it’s off season in Telluride, but that really amounts to a blip on the radar before the intense summer festival season kicks off with Mountainfilm in Telluride over Memorial Weekend. Among the stand-out events that follow is the Telluride Yoga Festival, July 10 – July...

Hoarding: More Than Just a Mess Judith Kolberg is accustomed to walking into cluttered homes. As a professional organizer, the Decatur, Ga., woman helps clients straighten messy closets, tame stacks of paperwork, and bring order to their chaos. In the past 25 years, she’s also entered...

Having just seen the blockbuster show at New York's Museum of Art and Design,“Out of Hand: Materializing the Post-digital,” about a future when your meals, clothes, car, even your home can be 3D printed, (see link for related story), when we ran across another glimpse...

Editor’s Note: It all started with a Wellness Conference that took place in March at The Peaks Resort & Spa. The talks featured part-time Telluride local Dr. Alan Safdi, who offered evidence-based medical findings for healthy living in easily digestible sound bytes. The series was so popular,...

Better late than never: Happy Easter all. Thought everyone might enjoy these recipes for Easter-- and post Easter celebrations. We found them in HuffPost Lifestyle. Egg hunts and chocolate bunnies are great and all, but what we really want on Easter Sunday is a beautiful meal...