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19 Sep BootDoctors, Meet Sam Tischendorf: Runner, Biker, Foot Doc Extraordinaire
“The (Boot)Doctor is in the House” is a series from beloved family-owned and operated outdoor retailer BootDoctors all about sharing the power of mountain life: adventure, style, gear, and community in the Telluride region. Here the good guys always get to ski powder and bag summits –...
16 Sep Shrink Rap: Family Systems & Codependency
I wrote previously about the codependent and dependent personalities. We find that codependency is created by the family system. Codependency is a set of behaviors and attitudes that form a diagnosable complex: codependent people are overly responsible; they want and try to please everyone; they...
15 Sep Second Chance: The Luna Storm
I am Luna, which means moon. I am not sure why I got named after that celestial body, but I really like my handle. Once I met a dog named Booger; I am certainly glad I did not get his name. Anyway, I am a dog, but this week’s column is actually about a cat...
14 Sep Busbee’s Fashion Friday: Fall Trends
What goes around comes around, including fashion trends –and, in the special case, a favorite fashion column. Years ago, Telluride Inside… and Out published its own, popular, fashion-centric blog, Fashion Friday. But its author, Kristin Holbrook, co-owner of Two Skirts, soon became too busy buying for and running the...
05 Sep Telluride Film Fest 2017: Another Monster Weekend
Asked if he enjoys the process of making films, the sardonic director Guillermo del Toro replied with a wink: “Making movies is like eating a shit sandwich. You get more or less bread, but you always get shit in between.” Immediately, somewhat paradoxically, adding: “Love is divine. And I...
02 Sep Poets’ Corner: Feela on Labor Day, One Last Hurrah
Labor Day weekend in Telluride twins with the Telluride Film Festival. Elsewhere it is four days that mark the end of summer. Designated a holiday since 1884, Labor Day was instituted to celebrate the contributions of labor to the national welfare of the U.S. In the current climate...
25 Aug Telluride Mountain School: Shoff New Head of School
Michael Bradley, board chair, Telluride Mountain School, wrote the following about long-time educator Andy Shoff. For us, the happy announcement about Andy becoming new Head of School is personal: his wife Emily, a teacher and writer, is also a long-time contributor to Telluride Inside.. and Out. We celebrate with the...
23 Aug TIO Wyoming: Eclipse or “The Bear Taking A Bite Out Of The Sun”
They say it’s the journey, not the destination, but in this very particular case, that old trope was eclipsed by the eclipse. According to NASA’s website, throughout virtually every civilization for a millennia, solar eclipses were interpreted as portents of doom and gloom. Through the ages, recorded responses ran...