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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.