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06 Jun How Chocolate Might Save The Planet
Robert Krulwich has been called “the most inventive network reporter in television” by TV Guide. Krulwich, a Science Correspondent for NPR , gives his take on the world of chocolate and how it might just save the planet. “When you unwrap it, break off a piece and...
26 May 12 Simple Hangover Cures
Memorial Weekend. In Telluride, the holiday is synonymous with Mountainfilm, a gathering of a tribe of indomitable spirits out to save the world, one cause, one film, one conversation at a time. (And yes, year after year, positive change happens as a result.) In other parts of...
26 May 25 Life Lessons From Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein was more than just a scientist. Here are 25 amazing life lessons coming from the man himself! 1. Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death. 2. Everyone should be respected as an individual, but no one idolized. 3. Never...
16 May Tall Tales: “Copenhagen” at Denver’s John Hand Theater
“Copenhagen,” a play by Michael Frayn, is about a meeting between two people in 1941 that held major implications for the course of events during World War II. That the meeting happened is clear. But what led up to it? And what happened during the...
15 May Paralyzing Perfectionism
The article by Erica Larsen in Salon was brought to our attention by Telluride Inside… and Out’s regular contributor (and expert witness in the story) Dr. Paul Hokemeyer. Turns out that trying to be perfect, a personality trait that is analogous to finding the Holy Grail or Fountain of...
05 May To Your Health: Importance of Basic Family History & More
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,...
02 May Earth Matters: Industrial Age Must End
Proclaiming that the Industrial Age must end is a surefire way to invoke a relentless pounding of rhetoric from pro-growth conservatives like the unforgiving waves of a tsunami. However, before some of you sound the alarm and declare an impending disaster, allow me to elaborate....
25 Apr Earth Matters: Mermaids’ Tears
“Malama i ke kai, a malama ke kai ia ‘oe.” The centuries old ‘ōlelo no’eau (Hawaiian proverb) translates to mean, “Care for the ocean and the ocean will care for you.” Hawaiians believe it is their cultural kuleana (responsibility) to protect the resource that provides...