By Hal Walter I am not exactly sure when Independence Day, or “Fourth of July,” became an 11-day weekend but never had it been more apparent than this year, when the rush for the hills began the week prior to the actual holiday. The entire orgy of summer revery was in full swing by the …
An Emmy award-winning writer-producer-director-videographer-editor, Julie Speer Jackson has been creating digital film and documentary-style video productions since 1998. She has produced and directed thousands of video and radio productions on countless social issues (from HIV in Africa and HEP C in the United States to homelessness, abused children, and poverty), to long-form radio and TV …
By Brad Klafehn There’s a pipeline which runs through Central Colorado. Known best to its owners and maintainers, it unobtrusively carries an invisible commodity north and south. Not oil, natural gas, or carbon dioxide, it carries the hopes and aspirations of a class of active dreamers who take to foot and wheel on long-distance journeys …
