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• Sean Deland, local musician, promotes his local band, Back of the Bus
• Rudy Davison, a local author and historian, taught us a bit about local lore
• Sally Davis, Kim Epifano and Mike Stasiuk from the Mudd Butts Mystery Theatre Troupe talked about their childrens' play, "Ishi Flying"
• Betsy Adler, Telluride Mountain Village Owners Association events manager, got us ready for the Telluride Festival of the Arts
• Debbie Reynolds, swing dance teacher for the Ah Haa School for the Arts, strutted her stuff

• Paulina Johansson, Ryan Rosenthal and Julia Mansour talk about the newest Mudd Butts Mystery Theatre Troupe performance, "Ishi Flying," sponsored by the Telluride Academy
• Roy Malan, the artistic director of the Telluride Chamber Music Festival, founded the festival and is a professional violinist
• Paul and Susie Russell, owners of To-Hell-U-Riders Cycles and Sleds
• Ben Jackson of Telluride Realty Broker & Co-Owner talks real estate
• Tom Shane, who runs "LOVEshow," a play created and performed by local talent, shows at Fly Me to the Moon from Aug. 17-20

• Acrobatics, yoga, it's all a piece of (very healthy) cake for Jason Nemer and Jenny Sauer-Klein, founders of Acro Yoga.
• Explosions, trains and goober goo. Dr. David Coker, professor of theoretical chemistry, introduces kids to the world of "Punk Science" Tuesday evenings in Mountain Village, with a bit of help from the Pinhead Institute.
• Speaking of Pinhead Institute, Director Sonchia Jilek is calling all geeks for the annual GeekFest, which takes place July 17.
• If 469 West Pacific Ave. is the house for you, then talk to Ben Jackson of Telluride Realty.
• Author Maribeth Clemente is rich with knowledge of travel-worthy destinations.

• Jason Magness is no slacker. He's devoted countless hours to practicing yoga on a slackline with The Yoga Slackers.
• Ponder this: Andy Pond, George Pond and Jeremy Barron of The Pond Brothers band
• Bridget Hendrix, structural integration practitioner, introduced the crew to the world of rolfing, a type of massage
• Josh Kumrits and Quillen Kimleigh are big fans of manhunt. Or, at least the kids they mentor for the One to One San Miguel Mentoring program love it. Think you'd be a good mentor? Visit One to One.
• Want to know about Telluride's real estate market? Ben Jackson is a safe bet for loads of information.
• If you've ever driven from Telluride to Moab, you've driven through Paradox Valley, a valley that could be destroyed with a proposed uranium mill. Marie Moore wants to stop it and has organized the Saving Paradox organization to rally against the mill.

• How's your poker face? Erick Mosher and Sara Spencer are the defending poker champs.
• Concert pianist Tom White shows off his chops
• Steven Craigs from Pacific Street Liquors has some serious spirit
• Frank Bell manages the Town of Telluride
• Molly Sadinski and Sally from Holus Bolus Circus, run by Telluride Academy

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