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21 Aug Food for Thought: REV, Hotel Madeline
Telluride Inside… and Out is ramping up our food coverage to include reviews, commentary and more recipes – with a little help from our new friend and professional colleague, Marla Meridith, founder, editor and photographer of the fabulous food blog, FamilyFreshCooking.com. (You can also find...
12 Aug Klinedinst & Healing with “Magic” Shrooms
Telluride Mushroom Festival (TMF) and the Telluride Institute are proud to announce the schedule the 32nd annual gathering, which takes place Thursday, August 15-Sunday, August 18, 2013. This year, the festival is focused on the use of fungi as medicine for the environment and...
20 Sep ZACH’S POSTCARDS FROM MEGEVE:
So last week… Last week was big. I started normal school – earlier it was a different deal for the kids who skied – went for two bike rides, mushroom hunting, a hike, and tried my luck on the luge. And there is even more...
15 Aug ETHNOBOTANIST KATHLEEN HARRISON AT SROOMFEST 2012
“Being in nature is an opportunity to cultivate the child-eyes, the child-mind that neither knows nor presumes to know,” Kathleen Harris The quote by Kathleen Harrison brings to mind something Picasso once said about the ideal state of an artist, which was returning to the...
12 Aug BOOK IT: AMANDA WARD & SHROOMS
Fresh back from Lithuania, I’m inspired to slink off into the woods and hunt edible gold. Witnessed through a car window so many times on our trip were families, led by grandmothers in head scarves (the mushroom matriarch), venturing out on slight trails into the...
12 Aug MAN WITH A PLAN: COTTER AT SHROOMFEST 2012
“I am very outspoken about my environmental activism and concern for the planet. My expertise is in cultivating fungi and looking for exciting new applications that everyone can use on a small scale to contribute to the whole,” Tradd Cotter Brooding headlines don’t change the fact...