Telluride: Video

When the Plum crew went to Sundance Film Festival this past winter, they stopped in Ken Sanders' Rare Books in Salt Lake City to interview the bibliophile with so many great stories.

Swing dancers Ronni Creel and Todd Dewey are founders of "Step Step Triple Step" and stopped by the set of Morning, Noon & Night to show off their moves.

On this episode of "Where's Jeb?" the ultra-tough Plum host Jeb Berrier (with a German accent, no less!) shows us some of his favorite things - skis decorated with guns, the gnarly Black Iron Bowl and a sick European skiing style.

Spring is definitely in the air, the look on the mountain is lighter layers and people are looking forward to warmer weather and talking about the summer festivals. To get in the spirit, let's look back at a a MorningNoon&Night interview in which Jeb Berrier interviews Telluride Tom, the mayor of Town Park and celebrity of Bluegrass Festival.

Jeb Berrier interviews the band "Eagle and the Sky Ponies," who performed on Heritage Plaza on MNN.

Jeb Berrier interviews four seniors, Caitlin Bush, Katherine Hess, Madeline Fansler, Nicole Gallen, on the state championship-winning U-19 Girls' Hockey Team on MNN.

On this episode of "Where is Jeb?", Plum host Jeb Berrier endures bodily injury on the snowskate purely for entertainment purposes. Kids - don't try this at home.

MTV's newest improv troupe, Human Giant, premiered at Telluride's Comedy Festival.

Plum also caught more of Comedy Fest, with names like Rob Corddry, Seth Morris, Ed Helms and Aziz Ansari.

PlumTV host Jeb Berrier interviews Telluride Ski and Golf Club Marketing Director Matt Skinner on the MorningNoon&Night Show.  Matt talks about the lifts staying open later after Daylights Savings Time, and what this will mean to Telluride.

Recently, Plum had an opportunity to catch up with producer Alex Gibney at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. Gibney's documentary, "Taxi to the Dark Side," just won an Academy Award for Best Documentary. Plum's Jeb Berrier sits down with Gibney to discuss the film, getting nominated for an Academy Award, and the psychology of torture.

"Taxi to the Dark Side" highlights U.S. torture tactics in the war on terror. For more information on the film, you can visit the film's website.