Telluride’s Gus Kenworthy: A Bite Out of the Big Apple
We can name him, so we claim him: Telluride’s favorite Olympian, Gus Kenworthy, is a golden boy at the opening of Nordstrom’s new New York store. The following fluffy
Beyond Telluride
Historic Ridgway Railway Depot To House Two Museums
To make the new Museum Campus in Ridgway a reality, the two museums involved in the project will need a lot of help. If you want to lend your support through volunteerism or with
TIO Chicago: The Rap on “Hamilton”+ Art Institute
In Chicago, “Hamilton” is up at the CIBD Theatre. Click the link or call 800-22-0351 for guaranteed tickets. For a full review of the blockbuster show at play, go her
TIO Chicago: Fine Art, On the Walls – And On the Plate
The doors of Chicago’s Union League are open to the public the first Friday of every month and with a requisite RSVP, guests are welcome to view its vast art collection and
Telluride Real Estate News: To Build or Not To Build
In his regular column, (narratives and video), Telluride Real Estate News, Robert Stenhammer leverages his extensive knowledge of market factors (global, national, and regional) an
Tall Tales: “The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide,” Etc., A Review
Tony Kushner’s “The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with Key to the Scriptures” is now up at Denver’s Curious Theatre Company throu
The Short Version: Facebook & Cambridge Analytica
The point of it all is to break down the headlines, determine why an issue is important, and reveal the best arguments on each side of the story. Recently Cleo turned her attentio
Surprising Ways to Talk About Climate Change
On a long list of challenges our world – writ large and small – faces today is how we communicate (or not) with one another. Increasingly we speak only to our choir and almost
Hawking’s Final Warning on Climate Change
One of the consequences of a warming planet is forced migration, with unprecedented impacts on lives and livelihoods due to the scale of such flows. Migration is the theme of the 4
Musk on Colonizing Mars
His company, SpaceX Designs, manufactures and launches advanced rockets and spacecraft. And recently SpaceX achieved the world’s first reflight of an orbital class rocket. The
The Shape of Telluride Film Fest: Del Toro & Others, Monster Wins
The 44th annual Telluride Film Festival won Big at the 90th Annual Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director for Guillermo del Toro’s “The Shape of Water
The Short Version: Bitcoin
The point of it all is to break down the headlines, determine why an issue is important, and reveal the best arguments on each side of the story. Recently Cleo turned her attentio
Surprising Secrets to Living Longer
The end of life is non-negotiable. It happens. But how you get there is. Turns out having fun – yes, booze, sex, rocking and rolling, bagels too – are good for you. Cities are
Habitat for Humanity: Opportunities/Support for Telluride Region
You don’t need to lift a hammer to help! One hundred percent of donations to Habitat for Humanity of the San Juans go directly to construction costs. For more information v
To Your Health/Live Longer: Flu, What It Does To Your Body
This summer, the Telluride Ski Resort and The Peaks Resort & Spa plan to host a series of week-long wellness intensives – Live Longer Retreat – to support your (rec
The Short Version: The Second Amendment
The point of it all is to break down the headlines, determine why an issue is important, and reveal the best arguments on each side of the story. Recently Cleo wondered out loud w
Telluride’s Gus Kenworthy at the Olympics
Telluride’s Gus Kenworthy is sponsored by Samsung, who sent the following video about our homie. The theme of Samsung’s Olympic campaign “Do What You Can’t,”
The Short Version: Nunes & Schiff Memos
The point of it all is to break down the headlines, determine why an issue is important, and reveal the best arguments on each side of the story. Recently Cleo turned her attenti
Tall Tales/TIO Denver: “First Date” at Denver Center
“First Date” is now up at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts through April 22, 2018. Go here to purchase tickets. Our Denver theater critic, award-winning autho
People Who Did Extraordinary Things in 2017
Looking for respite from the bad news? The fake news is that there is no good news – for example, this story we curated from EcoWatch about “These People Did Extraordinary
Super Blue Blood Full Moon Today, 1/31
Created by a fiery planetary explosion about 400 billion years ago, the moon has comforted man for thousands of years and played lots of roles from god to compass. What’s mor
Three Telluride Olympic Hopefuls Head to South Korea
In a 2010 post for Telluride Inside… and Out, Deb Dion, now editor-in-chief of Telluride Magazine, interviewed homeboy Gus Kenworthy, who had come back from a major injury to
Best Financial Moves for 2018
On The List of promises you made to yourself for 2018, along with thinner might have been richer. Towards the latter goal, we curated this story by Ann Brenoff from the Huff Post:
Tall Tales/TIO Denver: “Detroit 67,” A Review
“Detroit 67” is now up at Denver’s Curious Theatre Company through February 24, 2018. Tickets here. Our Denver theater critic, award-winning author Mark Stevens, rev