Topic: Jeb Berrier

Marvel comic character Johnny Blaze traded his soul to save someone he loved and in turn, became Ghost Rider. Host Jeb Berrier interviews the hellblazing stunt motorcyclist on the streets of Telluride during the Halloween Day Parade.

Running the 17+mile Imogene Pass in under five hours? No prob, says jovial host Jeb Berrier. Watch as he tackles the infamous Imogene Pass race from Ouray to Telluride.

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

Host Jeb Berrier gets as close to politician Ralph Nader as possible while at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Nader gives a speech at the University of Denver, proposing opening up the debates to third parties, and celebrities such as actors Brooke Smith and Sean Penn, and Tom Morello, guitarist for Rage Against the Machine.

Federal funding doesn't cover childcare for kids under 5 years old, so Cathy James and Jill Burchmore from Bright Futures have proposed plans to expand early child care and education for San Miguel County. Voters will decide on the issue during the November election.

In this installment of "Where's Jeb?", Jeb goes where only bold men go - inside Femme Fatale.

Local resident Kathy Green just received Telluride's Citizen of the Year award. She's been on the Ecology Commission, has "packed heat" as a park ranger and has seen Telluride's changes through since the '70s.

The winner of this award is given $5,000 to the nonprofit of their choice, and Kathy has chosen to give hers to the Ah Haa School for the Arts.

Ecologist and consultant Daniel Winkler works in Tibet, where he searches for mushrooms and leads eco tours. While in town for the Telluride Mushroom Festival, he tells host Jeb Berrier about his experience working in the politically contentious country.

Director Ken Burns has been involved in the Telluride Film Festival for 20 years. To Burns, film is life and the Telluride film family is so special because it celebrates how much movies affect people's lives.