Growing Up Aspen - A Joiners Table Chat

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  • 46 - Growing Up Aspen - Mark Tache – The Future

    Mark Tache ponders the future.

    Mark Tache US Ski Team/Restaurant Owner/Aspen High Grad 77 (9 min) Image of Maroon Bells ©Mark Ronay Photography/ Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

    Book: Twist and Turn Press

    https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

    T-Shirts: Threadless

    https://happytrailsanimation.threadless.com/

    Happy Trails Animation

    https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

    Mark Taché

    Resides: Aspen, Colorado & Bozeman, Montana

    Named Junior Alpine Skier of the Year by Ski Racing Magazine in 1980, Mark raced slalom and giant slalom internationally for 8 years on the World Cup circuit as a member of the US Ski Team. He competed on two F.I.S. World Championship teams— Schladming, Austria in 1982 and Bormio, Italy in 1985— and was America's top-ranked slalom skier his last year of amateur international competition. Turning Pro in 1986, Mark raced the grueling head-to-head format on the World Pro Tour for the next seven years, winning the prestigious First Interstate Pro Cup in 1987 & taking second in the ‘87 World Pro Championships and earning honors as the Tour’s top American that season.

    CAREER STATS

    US SKI TEAM:

    8-year member of the U.S. Ski Team: 1978 – 1985

    Nor-Am Series: Giant Slalom, Downhill and Overall Champion1980

    Roch Cup Downhill & Slalom Champion 1980

    Ski Racing Magazine’s Junior Alpine Skier of the Year - 1980

    F.I.S. World Championship Team: 1982 (Schladming, Austria) & 1985 (Bormio, Italy)

    #1 Ranked US Slalom skier: 1985

    WORLD PRO TOUR:

    7-year US Pro Ski Tour Competitor: 1986 – 1992

    1st Place, First Interstate Bank Cup, Winter Park, CO 1987

    2nd Place, World Pro Championships Aspen, CO 1987

    Top American and# 2 in Pro Tour Slalom Standings 1987

    11 Podiums total

    • INDUCTED Colorado Ski Hall of Fame 2006

    • FOUNDER: Four restaurant concepts; Montana Ale Works, Mackenzie River Pizza Company, The Roadhouse & Pizza Solo - Montana and California.

    Montana Ale Works

    https://www.montanaaleworks.com/who-we-are

    • SPORTS MANAGER & FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Irons Brothers Management Group – 1995 -2007: managed the professional surfing careers of his two nephews, Bruce and Andy Irons. Andy (deceased 2011) was a three-time Surfing World Champion. Bruce is a Pipeline Masters Champion and winner of the prestigious Quiksilver Eddie Aikau big wave contest.

    • MARRIED in 1987 to Christin Cooper: Olympic Silver Medalist in GS, 1984; Triple FIS World Championship Medalist, 1982; 30+ year Expert analyst for CBS and NBC’s World Cup and Olympic Winter Games Coverage

    #podcast #usskiteam #history #interview #memoir #aspen #aspenideas #historicalfigures #childhood #MarkTache #growingupaspen #coaching #book

    9 min
  • 45 - Growing Up Aspen - Mark Tache – The Community

    Mark Tache talks about the Aspen community.

    Mark Tache US Ski Team/Restaurant Owner/Aspen High Grad 77 (12 min) Image of Maroon Bells ©Mark Ronay Photography/ Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

    Book: Twist and Turn Press

    https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

    T-Shirts: Threadless

    https://happytrailsanimation.threadless.com/

    Happy Trails Animation

    https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

    Mark Taché

    Resides: Aspen, Colorado & Bozeman, Montana

    Named Junior Alpine Skier of the Year by Ski Racing Magazine in 1980, Mark raced slalom and giant slalom internationally for 8 years on the World Cup circuit as a member of the US Ski Team. He competed on two F.I.S. World Championship teams— Schladming, Austria in 1982 and Bormio, Italy in 1985— and was America's top-ranked slalom skier his last year of amateur international competition. Turning Pro in 1986, Mark raced the grueling head-to-head format on the World Pro Tour for the next seven years, winning the prestigious First Interstate Pro Cup in 1987 & taking second in the ‘87 World Pro Championships and earning honors as the Tour’s top American that season.

    CAREER STATS

    US SKI TEAM:

    8-year member of the U.S. Ski Team: 1978 – 1985

    Nor-Am Series: Giant Slalom, Downhill and Overall Champion1980

    Roch Cup Downhill & Slalom Champion 1980

    Ski Racing Magazine’s Junior Alpine Skier of the Year - 1980

    F.I.S. World Championship Team: 1982 (Schladming, Austria) & 1985 (Bormio, Italy)

    #1 Ranked US Slalom skier: 1985

    WORLD PRO TOUR:

    7-year US Pro Ski Tour Competitor: 1986 – 1992

    1st Place, First Interstate Bank Cup, Winter Park, CO 1987

    2nd Place, World Pro Championships Aspen, CO 1987

    Top American and# 2 in Pro Tour Slalom Standings 1987

    11 Podiums total

    • INDUCTED Colorado Ski Hall of Fame 2006

    • FOUNDER: Four restaurant concepts; Montana Ale Works, Mackenzie River Pizza Company, The Roadhouse & Pizza Solo - Montana and California.

    Montana Ale Works

    https://www.montanaaleworks.com/who-we-are

    • SPORTS MANAGER & FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Irons Brothers Management Group – 1995 -2007: managed the professional surfing careers of his two nephews, Bruce and Andy Irons. Andy (deceased 2011) was a three-time Surfing World Champion. Bruce is a Pipeline Masters Champion and winner of the prestigious Quiksilver Eddie Aikau big wave contest.

    • MARRIED in 1987 to Christin Cooper: Olympic Silver Medalist in GS, 1984; Triple FIS World Championship Medalist, 1982; 30+ year Expert analyst for CBS and NBC’s World Cup and Olympic Winter Games Coverage

    #podcast #usskiteam #history #interview #memoir #aspen #aspenideas #historicalfigures #childhood #MarkTache #growingupaspen #coaching #book

    13 min
  • 44 - Growing Up Aspen - Mark Tache – Toughest Moment

    What was your toughest moment on the US Ski team?

    Mark Tache US Ski Team/Restaurant Owner/Aspen High Grad 77 (11 min) Image of Maroon Bells ©Mark Ronay Photography/ Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

    Book: Twist and Turn Press

    https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

    T-Shirts: Threadless

    https://happytrailsanimation.threadless.com/

    Happy Trails Animation

    https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

    Mark Taché

    Resides: Aspen, Colorado & Bozeman, Montana

    Named Junior Alpine Skier of the Year by Ski Racing Magazine in 1980, Mark raced slalom and giant slalom internationally for 8 years on the World Cup circuit as a member of the US Ski Team. He competed on two F.I.S. World Championship teams— Schladming, Austria in 1982 and Bormio, Italy in 1985— and was America's top-ranked slalom skier his last year of amateur international competition. Turning Pro in 1986, Mark raced the grueling head-to-head format on the World Pro Tour for the next seven years, winning the prestigious First Interstate Pro Cup in 1987 & taking second in the ‘87 World Pro Championships and earning honors as the Tour’s top American that season.

    CAREER STATS

    US SKI TEAM:

    8-year member of the U.S. Ski Team: 1978 – 1985

    Nor-Am Series: Giant Slalom, Downhill and Overall Champion1980

    Roch Cup Downhill & Slalom Champion 1980

    Ski Racing Magazine’s Junior Alpine Skier of the Year - 1980

    F.I.S. World Championship Team: 1982 (Schladming, Austria) & 1985 (Bormio, Italy)

    #1 Ranked US Slalom skier: 1985

    WORLD PRO TOUR:

    7-year US Pro Ski Tour Competitor: 1986 – 1992

    1st Place, First Interstate Bank Cup, Winter Park, CO 1987

    2nd Place, World Pro Championships Aspen, CO 1987

    Top American and# 2 in Pro Tour Slalom Standings 1987

    11 Podiums total

    • INDUCTED Colorado Ski Hall of Fame 2006

    • FOUNDER: Four restaurant concepts; Montana Ale Works, Mackenzie River Pizza Company, The Roadhouse & Pizza Solo - Montana and California.

    Montana Ale Works

    https://www.montanaaleworks.com/who-we-are

    • SPORTS MANAGER & FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Irons Brothers Management Group – 1995 -2007: managed the professional surfing careers of his two nephews, Bruce and Andy Irons. Andy (deceased 2011) was a three-time Surfing World Champion. Bruce is a Pipeline Masters Champion and winner of the prestigious Quiksilver Eddie Aikau big wave contest.

    • MARRIED in 1987 to Christin Cooper: Olympic Silver Medalist in GS, 1984; Triple FIS World Championship Medalist, 1982; 30+ year Expert analyst for CBS and NBC’s World Cup and Olympic Winter Games Coverage

    #podcast #usskiteam #history #interview #memoir #aspen #aspenideas #historicalfigures #childhood #MarkTache #growingupaspen #coaching #book

    11 min
  • 43 - Growing Up Aspen - Mark Tache – In The Gate

    Mark Tache talks about skiing gates with his hero's.

    Mark Tache US Ski Team/Restaurant Owner/Aspen High Grad 77 (13 min) Image of Maroon Bells ©Mark Ronay Photography/ Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

    Book: Twist and Turn Press

    https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

    T-Shirts: Threadless

    https://happytrailsanimation.threadless.com/

    Happy Trails Animation

    https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

    Mark Taché

    Resides: Aspen, Colorado & Bozeman, Montana

    Named Junior Alpine Skier of the Year by Ski Racing Magazine in 1980, Mark raced slalom and giant slalom internationally for 8 years on the World Cup circuit as a member of the US Ski Team. He competed on two F.I.S. World Championship teams— Schladming, Austria in 1982 and Bormio, Italy in 1985— and was America's top-ranked slalom skier his last year of amateur international competition. Turning Pro in 1986, Mark raced the grueling head-to-head format on the World Pro Tour for the next seven years, winning the prestigious First Interstate Pro Cup in 1987 & taking second in the ‘87 World Pro Championships and earning honors as the Tour’s top American that season.

    CAREER STATS

    US SKI TEAM:

    8-year member of the U.S. Ski Team: 1978 – 1985

    Nor-Am Series: Giant Slalom, Downhill and Overall Champion1980

    Roch Cup Downhill & Slalom Champion 1980

    Ski Racing Magazine’s Junior Alpine Skier of the Year - 1980

    F.I.S. World Championship Team: 1982 (Schladming, Austria) & 1985 (Bormio, Italy)

    #1 Ranked US Slalom skier: 1985

    WORLD PRO TOUR:

    7-year US Pro Ski Tour Competitor: 1986 – 1992

    1st Place, First Interstate Bank Cup, Winter Park, CO 1987

    2nd Place, World Pro Championships Aspen, CO 1987

    Top American and# 2 in Pro Tour Slalom Standings 1987

    11 Podiums total

    • INDUCTED Colorado Ski Hall of Fame 2006

    • FOUNDER: Four restaurant concepts; Montana Ale Works, Mackenzie River Pizza Company, The Roadhouse & Pizza Solo - Montana and California.

    Montana Ale Works

    https://www.montanaaleworks.com/who-we-are

    • SPORTS MANAGER & FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Irons Brothers Management Group – 1995 -2007: managed the professional surfing careers of his two nephews, Bruce and Andy Irons. Andy (deceased 2011) was a three-time Surfing World Champion. Bruce is a Pipeline Masters Champion and winner of the prestigious Quiksilver Eddie Aikau big wave contest.

    • MARRIED in 1987 to Christin Cooper: Olympic Silver Medalist in GS, 1984; Triple FIS World Championship Medalist, 1982; 30+ year Expert analyst for CBS and NBC’s World Cup and Olympic Winter Games Coverage

    #podcast #usskiteam #history #interview #memoir #aspen #aspenideas #historicalfigures #childhood #MarkTache #growingupaspen #coaching #book

    13 min
  • 42 - Growing Up Aspen - Mark Tache – Teamwork & Family

    Mark Tache talks about teamwork and family.

    Mark Tache US Ski Team/Restaurant Owner/Aspen High Grad 77 (8 min) Image of Maroon Bells ©Mark Ronay Photography/ Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

    Book: Twist and Turn Press

    https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

    T-Shirts: Threadless

    https://happytrailsanimation.threadless.com/

    Happy Trails Animation

    https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

    Mark Taché

    Resides: Aspen, Colorado & Bozeman, Montana

    Named Junior Alpine Skier of the Year by Ski Racing Magazine in 1980, Mark raced slalom and giant slalom internationally for 8 years on the World Cup circuit as a member of the US Ski Team. He competed on two F.I.S. World Championship teams— Schladming, Austria in 1982 and Bormio, Italy in 1985— and was America's top-ranked slalom skier his last year of amateur international competition. Turning Pro in 1986, Mark raced the grueling head-to-head format on the World Pro Tour for the next seven years, winning the prestigious First Interstate Pro Cup in 1987 & taking second in the ‘87 World Pro Championships and earning honors as the Tour’s top American that season.

    CAREER STATS

    US SKI TEAM:

    8-year member of the U.S. Ski Team: 1978 – 1985

    Nor-Am Series: Giant Slalom, Downhill and Overall Champion1980

    Roch Cup Downhill & Slalom Champion 1980

    Ski Racing Magazine’s Junior Alpine Skier of the Year - 1980

    F.I.S. World Championship Team: 1982 (Schladming, Austria) & 1985 (Bormio, Italy)

    #1 Ranked US Slalom skier: 1985

    WORLD PRO TOUR:

    7-year US Pro Ski Tour Competitor: 1986 – 1992

    1st Place, First Interstate Bank Cup, Winter Park, CO 1987

    2nd Place, World Pro Championships Aspen, CO 1987

    Top American and# 2 in Pro Tour Slalom Standings 1987

    11 Podiums total

    • INDUCTED Colorado Ski Hall of Fame 2006

    • FOUNDER: Four restaurant concepts; Montana Ale Works, Mackenzie River Pizza Company, The Roadhouse & Pizza Solo - Montana and California.

    Montana Ale Works

    https://www.montanaaleworks.com/who-we-are

    • SPORTS MANAGER & FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Irons Brothers Management Group – 1995 -2007: managed the professional surfing careers of his two nephews, Bruce and Andy Irons. Andy (deceased 2011) was a three-time Surfing World Champion. Bruce is a Pipeline Masters Champion and winner of the prestigious Quiksilver Eddie Aikau big wave contest.

    • MARRIED in 1987 to Christin Cooper: Olympic Silver Medalist in GS, 1984; Triple FIS World Championship Medalist, 1982; 30+ year Expert analyst for CBS and NBC’s World Cup and Olympic Winter Games Coverage

    #podcast #usskiteam #history #interview #memoir #aspen #aspenideas #historicalfigures #childhood #MarkTache #growingupaspen #coaching #book

    8 min
  • 41 - Growing Up Aspen - Mark Tache – Lessons from Sponsorships

    Mark Tache had to deal with corporate sponsorships at 18.

    Mark Tache US Ski Team/Restaurant Owner/Aspen High Grad 77 (5 min) Image of Maroon Bells ©Mark Ronay Photography/ Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

    Book: Twist and Turn Press

    https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

    T-Shirts: Threadless

    https://happytrailsanimation.threadless.com/

    Happy Trails Animation

    https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

    Mark Taché

    Resides: Aspen, Colorado & Bozeman, Montana

    Named Junior Alpine Skier of the Year by Ski Racing Magazine in 1980, Mark raced slalom and giant slalom internationally for 8 years on the World Cup circuit as a member of the US Ski Team. He competed on two F.I.S. World Championship teams— Schladming, Austria in 1982 and Bormio, Italy in 1985— and was America's top-ranked slalom skier his last year of amateur international competition. Turning Pro in 1986, Mark raced the grueling head-to-head format on the World Pro Tour for the next seven years, winning the prestigious First Interstate Pro Cup in 1987 & taking second in the ‘87 World Pro Championships and earning honors as the Tour’s top American that season.

    CAREER STATS

    US SKI TEAM:

    8-year member of the U.S. Ski Team: 1978 – 1985

    Nor-Am Series: Giant Slalom, Downhill and Overall Champion1980

    Roch Cup Downhill & Slalom Champion 1980

    Ski Racing Magazine’s Junior Alpine Skier of the Year - 1980

    F.I.S. World Championship Team: 1982 (Schladming, Austria) & 1985 (Bormio, Italy)

    #1 Ranked US Slalom skier: 1985

    WORLD PRO TOUR:

    7-year US Pro Ski Tour Competitor: 1986 – 1992

    1st Place, First Interstate Bank Cup, Winter Park, CO 1987

    2nd Place, World Pro Championships Aspen, CO 1987

    Top American and# 2 in Pro Tour Slalom Standings 1987

    11 Podiums total

    • INDUCTED Colorado Ski Hall of Fame 2006

    • FOUNDER: Four restaurant concepts; Montana Ale Works, Mackenzie River Pizza Company, The Roadhouse & Pizza Solo - Montana and California.

    Montana Ale Works

    https://www.montanaaleworks.com/who-we-are

    • SPORTS MANAGER & FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Irons Brothers Management Group – 1995 -2007: managed the professional surfing careers of his two nephews, Bruce and Andy Irons. Andy (deceased 2011) was a three-time Surfing World Champion. Bruce is a Pipeline Masters Champion and winner of the prestigious Quiksilver Eddie Aikau big wave contest.

    • MARRIED in 1987 to Christin Cooper: Olympic Silver Medalist in GS, 1984; Triple FIS World Championship Medalist, 1982; 30+ year Expert analyst for CBS and NBC’s World Cup and Olympic Winter Games Coverage

    #podcast #usskiteam #history #interview #memoir #aspen #aspenideas #historicalfigures #childhood #MarkTache #growingupaspen #coaching #book

    6 min
  • 40 - Growing Up Aspen - Mark Tache – Aspen School Kids

    Mark Tache talks about the families that span from his generation to the classmates of the authors of Growing Up Aspen.

    Mark Tache US Ski Team/Restaurant Owner/Aspen High Grad 77 (8 min) Image of Maroon Bells ©Mark Ronay Photography) Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

    Book: Twist and Turn Press

    https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

    T-Shirts: Threadless

    https://happytrailsanimation.threadless.com/

    Happy Trails Animation

    https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

    Mark Taché

    Resides: Aspen, Colorado & Bozeman, Montana

    Named Junior Alpine Skier of the Year by Ski Racing Magazine in 1980, Mark raced slalom and giant slalom internationally for 8 years on the World Cup circuit as a member of the US Ski Team. He competed on two F.I.S. World Championship teams— Schladming, Austria in 1982 and Bormio, Italy in 1985— and was America's top-ranked slalom skier his last year of amateur international competition. Turning Pro in 1986, Mark raced the grueling head-to-head format on the World Pro Tour for the next seven years, winning the prestigious First Interstate Pro Cup in 1987 & taking second in the ‘87 World Pro Championships and earning honors as the Tour’s top American that season.

    CAREER STATS

    US SKI TEAM:

    8-year member of the U.S. Ski Team: 1978 – 1985

    Nor-Am Series: Giant Slalom, Downhill and Overall Champion1980

    Roch Cup Downhill & Slalom Champion 1980

    Ski Racing Magazine’s Junior Alpine Skier of the Year - 1980

    F.I.S. World Championship Team: 1982 (Schladming, Austria) & 1985 (Bormio, Italy)

    #1 Ranked US Slalom skier: 1985

    WORLD PRO TOUR:

    7-year US Pro Ski Tour Competitor: 1986 – 1992

    1st Place, First Interstate Bank Cup, Winter Park, CO 1987

    2nd Place, World Pro Championships Aspen, CO 1987

    Top American and# 2 in Pro Tour Slalom Standings 1987

    11 Podiums total

    • INDUCTED Colorado Ski Hall of Fame 2006

    • FOUNDER: Four restaurant concepts; Montana Ale Works, Mackenzie River Pizza Company, The Roadhouse & Pizza Solo - Montana and California.

    Montana Ale Works

    https://www.montanaaleworks.com/who-we-are

    • SPORTS MANAGER & FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Irons Brothers Management Group – 1995 -2007: managed the professional surfing careers of his two nephews, Bruce and Andy Irons. Andy (deceased 2011) was a three-time Surfing World Champion. Bruce is a Pipeline Masters Champion and winner of the prestigious Quiksilver Eddie Aikau big wave contest.

    • MARRIED in 1987 to Christin Cooper: Olympic Silver Medalist in GS, 1984; Triple FIS World Championship Medalist, 1982; 30+ year Expert analyst for CBS and NBC’s World Cup and Olympic Winter Games Coverage

    #podcast #usskiteam #history #interview #memoir #aspen #aspenideas #historicalfigures #childhood #MarkTache #growingupaspen #coaching #book

    8 min
  • 39 - Growing Up Aspen – Mark Tache – The Tache Journey to Aspen

    Mark Tache talks about his families journey to Aspen.

    Mark Tache US Ski Team/Restaurant Owner/Aspen High Grad 77 (7 min) Image of Maroon Bells ©Mark Ronay Photography/ Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

    Book: Twist and Turn Press

    https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

    T-Shirts: Threadless

    https://happytrailsanimation.threadless.com/

    Happy Trails Animation

    https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

    Mark Taché

    Resides: Aspen, Colorado & Bozeman, Montana

    Named Junior Alpine Skier of the Year by Ski Racing Magazine in 1980, Mark raced slalom and giant slalom internationally for 8 years on the World Cup circuit as a member of the US Ski Team. He competed on two F.I.S. World Championship teams— Schladming, Austria in 1982 and Bormio, Italy in 1985— and was America's top-ranked slalom skier his last year of amateur international competition. Turning Pro in 1986, Mark raced the grueling head-to-head format on the World Pro Tour for the next seven years, winning the prestigious First Interstate Pro Cup in 1987 & taking second in the ‘87 World Pro Championships and earning honors as the Tour’s top American that season.

    CAREER STATS

    US SKI TEAM:

    8-year member of the U.S. Ski Team: 1978 – 1985

    Nor-Am Series: Giant Slalom, Downhill and Overall Champion1980

    Roch Cup Downhill & Slalom Champion 1980

    Ski Racing Magazine’s Junior Alpine Skier of the Year - 1980

    F.I.S. World Championship Team: 1982 (Schladming, Austria) & 1985 (Bormio, Italy)

    #1 Ranked US Slalom skier: 1985

    WORLD PRO TOUR:

    7-year US Pro Ski Tour Competitor: 1986 – 1992

    1st Place, First Interstate Bank Cup, Winter Park, CO 1987

    2nd Place, World Pro Championships Aspen, CO 1987

    Top American and# 2 in Pro Tour Slalom Standings 1987

    11 Podiums total

    • INDUCTED Colorado Ski Hall of Fame 2006

    • FOUNDER: Four restaurant concepts; Montana Ale Works, Mackenzie River Pizza Company, The Roadhouse & Pizza Solo - Montana and California.

    Montana Ale Works

    https://www.montanaaleworks.com/who-we-are

    • SPORTS MANAGER & FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Irons Brothers Management Group – 1995 -2007: managed the professional surfing careers of his two nephews, Bruce and Andy Irons. Andy (deceased 2011) was a three-time Surfing World Champion. Bruce is a Pipeline Masters Champion and winner of the prestigious Quiksilver Eddie Aikau big wave contest.

    • MARRIED in 1987 to Christin Cooper: Olympic Silver Medalist in GS, 1984; Triple FIS World Championship Medalist, 1982; 30+ year Expert analyst for CBS and NBC’s World Cup and Olympic Winter Games Coverage

    #podcast #usskiteam #history #interview #memoir #aspen #aspenideas #historicalfigures #childhood #MarkTache #growingupaspen #coaching #book

    7 min
  • 38 - Growing Up Aspen - George Burson – Other Special School Events

    George Burson talks about other special school events he helped start.

    George Burson Aspen history teacher/Dad/Army Rangers (17 min) Image of Maroon Bells ©Mark Ronay Photography/ Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

    Book: Twist and Turn Press

    https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

    T-Shirts: Threadless

    https://happytrailsanimation.threadless.com/

    Happy Trails Animation

    https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

    George Burson, author of Advanced United States History and IB History of the Americas, is a long-time teacher and Woodrow Wilson Fellow who has authored a dozen articles on history and history education. He served five years on the Advisory Board of the Magazine of History.

    He has an M.A. in history and completed two years of post-graduate work at Vanderbilt University. As a National Endowment for the Humanities Teacher-Scholar, he spent the 1992-1993 school year at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill conducting historical research. In 2001 he was awarded the Aspen, Colorado School District Distinguished Teacher Award.

    Link to George’s AP History materials:

    https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/History-Dad

    #Aspen #teachers #APhistory #highschool #aspenhighschool #outdoorED #community #memoir #book

    18 min
  • 37 - Growing Up Aspen - George Burson – Students Today

    George Burson reflects on the school environment of yesterday vs. today.

    George Burson Aspen history teacher/Dad/Army Rangers (20 min) Image of Maroon Bells ©Mark Ronay Photography/ Music by Felix Plante. Produced by Twist and Turn Press.

    Book: Twist and Turn Press

    https://www.twistandturnpress.com/

    T-Shirts: Threadless

    https://happytrailsanimation.threadless.com/

    Happy Trails Animation

    https://www.happytrailsanimation.com/

    George Burson, author of Advanced United States History and IB History of the Americas, is a long-time teacher and Woodrow Wilson Fellow who has authored a dozen articles on history and history education. He served five years on the Advisory Board of the Magazine of History.

    He has an M.A. in history and completed two years of post-graduate work at Vanderbilt University. As a National Endowment for the Humanities Teacher-Scholar, he spent the 1992-1993 school year at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill conducting historical research. In 2001 he was awarded the Aspen, Colorado School District Distinguished Teacher Award.

    Link to George’s AP History materials:

    https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/History-Dad

    #Aspen #teachers #APhistory #highschool #aspenhighschool #outdoorED #community #memoir #book

    20 min

About Growing Up Aspen - A Joiners Table Chat

From the publisher's feed

The idea of the joiners table came from the Wienerstube, one of Aspen’s last local morning hang outs. The “Stube,” as we called it, had a great big community table in the middle of its dining room.…