TAB Fashion Show: Lauren Fong’s “Itsola”
[click the "Play" button to hear Susan's conversation with Lauren Fong] Itsola on Telluride AIDS Benefit runway Designer Lauren Fong is cut from a different sort of c
health & fitness
Dr. Kim Hewson: Biomechanics and skiing, Wilkinson Public Library
[click the "Play" button to hear Clint's interview with Dr. Kim Hewson] Telluride's Wilkinson Public Library hosts Dr. Kim Hewson on Wednesday, February 25, 6:00
Telluride Medical Center’s FEAST: New Sheridan Hotel
Telluride's New Sheridan Hotel, Restaurant and Bar partners with Med Center's FEAST She was the heart of the social scene back in the days Telluride's streets were pave
Teens take the runway for Telluride AIDS Benefit
Among the elements that make Telluride "Telluride" are community involvement and the spirit of volunteerism. Nowhere are these more apparent than among our young citizens
The Telluride Medical Center’s F.E.A.S.T. introduces online auction
Flap our gums, as is our wont in the Telluride community, about the need for expansion and new equipment, at the end of the day, for a key player in this area such as Kristin
Shrink Rap
by Dr. Susannah Smith Our Bond with Animals "The fate of animals is of greater importance to me than the fear of appearing ridiculous; it is indissolubly connected with the fa
TAB: The Fashion Show
Because of the heavy toll AIDS took on the fashion industry early in the epidemic the Telluride Aids Benefit Fashion Show is a fitting highlight to end a week of educational initia
TAB’s Alice Schoenau in her own words
[ click play button to hear the Schoenau interview] Alice Schoenau is one of about 50 designers whose creations will be seen on the runway of the Telluride Aids Benefit Fashion Sho
Shrink Rap: The Battered Male
by Dr. Susannah Smith Telluride's San Miguel Resource Center, the region's only nonprofit dealing with the twin challenges of domestic violence and sexual assault, celebrat
JivaDiva Alanna Kaivalya teaches yoga workshop this weekend
[ click the "Play" button to hear Susan's interview with Alanna] Alanna Kaivalya was included in a Yoga Journal article featuring "Top 21 Instructors in the U.S.
Maegan Boyce, SMRC Advocate
[ click to hear the interview with Maegan Boyce] Maegan and Peaks co-worker Zabe James The San Miguel Resource Center is a small nonprofit with only five employees, yet it p
Beneficiaries of Telluride AIDS Benefit: CHIP
[ Click to hear Susan's interview with Jessica Forsyth] The CHIP team It was the wish of the Telluride AIDS Benefit’s muse, Robert Presley, to keep West
The Telluride AIDS Benefit: focus on prevention education and awareness
Year after year, AIDS activist and Telluride Aids Benefit board member Ron Gilmer gets up on his soapbox and argues that prevention is the name of the game to stop the spread of th
Laughter as a Yogic Practice: Happiness is the goal of yoga- the goal of life
This month’s focus for Jivamukti yoga is an interesting one. I am not sure exactly how the Telluride yogis are going to respond to hasahasana (laughter pose), but I am going to d
High profile instructors featured at workshops co-produced by Telluride Yoga Festival and Telluride Yoga Center: series begins this weekend
[Click play button to hear interview] Regina Zwilling The first ever Telluride Yoga Festival was held last July and the crowd went wild: asana, altitude, and ahimsa pro
Telluride Yoga Workshop: About Forrest Yoga
Regina Zwilling Ana Forrest’s life is grist for the mill of the daytime soaps: She was born crippled, and growing up experienced physical abuse, drug addiction, epilepsy,
Corporate Health
Shrink Rap by Dr. Susannah Smith Often, as a systems consultant or coach, I get asked to help resolve a conflict within an organization. In systems theory, there is no such
Shrink Rap
Dr. Susannah Smith continues with her new TIO column, “Shrink Rap.” Her second post is a tip of the hat to Alfred E. Newman: “What, me worry?” It is all last-minute holiday
Introducing Dr. Susannah Smith to the TIO team
I grew up in and around New York, a place known for ethnic diversity, where a handle like "Smith" is as rare as a street with no traffic or trash. The name smacks of whit