Topic: Local Life

Meet the business/family men behind Daddy Cakes pancake mix - Levi Silva and Dan Byers, who made a huge pancake breakfast for the "Blues For Breakfast" event during Blues & Brews Festival. The town is flipping for the mixes, which are sold locally at the Mountain Market and The Panhandler.

"There's not a lot of need for art when all the surfaces in the home are art themselves," says interior designer Catherine Frank, who designed the interior of this "Plum home" created by architect Larry Yaw. The home is a reflection of the natural surroundings, providing views of the mountains, meadows, and bringing that feeling of wildness indoors.

Lustre provides fine, handmade jewelry, Ulla Darni hand-painted chandeliers, high-end table lamps and sconces, and more to make your home a work of art.

Land Rover and Range Rover loyalists united in Moab for the Land Rover National Rally - bringing the best of four-wheelers together for some adrenaline-fueled good times in the desert. Join host Ben Clark as he guides you through the backcountry and talks to some of the most hardcore fans of the British vehicles.

History buff Ashley Boling tells the story of Swede Finn Hall, which is now home to the local Elks club.

Telluride Ski Resort owner Chuck Horning and CEO Dave Riley talk to host Ramona Bruland about the changes coming to Telski this winter, including Revelation Bowl, access to Bear Creek and a new beer garden in Mountain Village.

All this talk of early childhood education - Jeb Berrier visits Mountain Sprouts Preschool.

Robert Dugger, the director of the Tudor Investment Corporation and the Advisory Board Chairman of the Partnership for America's Economic Success, urges investing money into children - an area with high return on investment - to boost our economy. "When the economy is weak, education is the answer," said Dugger, who was in town for the Telluride Economic Summit on Early Childhood Investment.