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Tribute artists from all over the world performed for the first time on stage at the historic Wheeler Opera House. More than 15 artists took the stage throughout the day, from 12-3 p.m. and 4-7 p.m. during the annual John Denver Tribute Week that takes place in Aspen every October.

Part 2 of 3

Tribute artists from all over the world performed for the first time on stage at the historic Wheeler Opera House. More than 15 artists took the stage throughout the day, from 12-3 p.m. and 4-7 p.m. during the annual John Denver Tribute Week that takes place in Aspen every October.

Part 1 of 3

Tribute artists from all over the world performed for the first time on stage at the historic Wheeler Opera House. More than 15 artists took the stage throughout the day, from 12-3 p.m. and 4-7 p.m. during the annual John Denver Tribute Week that takes place in Aspen every October.

Maria Semple spoke about her bestselling novel Where’d You Go Bernadette in the finale of the 2014 Winter Words season.

Aspen Words, the nonprofit literary organization known for decades as the Aspen Writers’ Foundation, was founded in Aspen in 1976 as a cutting edge poetry conference and literary magazine. Today Aspen Words (AW) is one of the nation’s leading literary centers and a stage for the world’s most prominent contemporary writers. AW programs employ literature as a tool for provoking thought, broadening perspectives, fostering connections, inspiring creativity, and giving voice. Since 2009, we have partnered with the Aspen Institute, underscoring the highest humanistic ideals of Institute founder Walter Paepcke: to better understand human challenges by cultivating one’s inner life through the exchange of words, stories, and ideas.

It is widely accepted that our political system is highly dysfunctional. Most political programs focus on discussing issues and assigning blame.

"None of the Above" is an attempt to dissect the problem with an eye toward process, not substance. And, most importantly, to discuss solutions.

In this episode host Steven Nemerovski talks with Angie Wells of The Democracy Initiative about their upcoming voting mobilization effort "Democracy Awakening 2016."

Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, a Tibetan lama and head of the Shambhala lineage, is grounded in the power of creating enlightened society in everyday life. He will discuss a realistic possibility of peace with an emphasis on the humanizing quality of meditation and a strategy for breaking down society into simple interactions of individual impact.

The Murdock Mind, Body, Spirit Series reflects the founding principles of the Aspen Institute – a commitment to nurturing the ‘whole’ individual – by bringing a range of experts, innovators, and leaders to Aspen to discuss their research and share the latest revelations about the link between mindfulness, physical activity, and emotional well-being.

In this episode Ginny speaks with Aspen Valley Hospital RN's Lori Maloy, Amanda Durham, Ray Knable about "Project MATCH."

Medicine in the Mountains is a show hosted by Aspen Valley RN and Director of Community Relations at Aspen Valley Hospital Ginny Dyche that discusses the various programs and healthcare offered at Aspen Valley Hospital. Ginny also addresses important issues such as breast cancer screenings and sports medicine.

In this episode Jerry interviews board-certified family physician, New York Times best-selling author and nutritional researcher Joel Fuhrman, M.D. who specializes in preventing and reversing disease through nutritional and natural methods.

The Jerry Bovino Show is about people in Aspen who aren't necessarily rich or famous, but who make up the fiber and fabric of our town. The premise of the show is that "everybody has a story," and that every person is interesting, if you find out what really makes them tick.

In this episode Erik Skarvan interviews Town of Basalt council candidate Jennifer Riffle.

Following a dream to create programming specifically for locals, Erik Skarvan launched The Local's Show on Grassroots TV in 2005. The Local's Show quickly evolved into a thirty minute talk show featuring inspirational locals; from Olympic athletes, to politicians, to entrepreneurs in order to inspire fellow locals to step up and pursue their dreams too.

In this episode Erik Skarvan interviews Town of Basalt council candidate Jennifer Riffle.

Following a dream to create programming specifically for locals, Erik Skarvan launched The Local's Show on Grassroots TV in 2005. The Local's Show quickly evolved into a thirty minute talk show featuring inspirational locals; from Olympic athletes, to politicians, to entrepreneurs in order to inspire fellow locals to step up and pursue their dreams too.