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- Sep 29, 2026
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Beyond the Algorithm: Still playing (opens the original)
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Dave Johnson first arrived in Aspen to play at The Gallery, the notorious 1970s club famed for hosting early Eagles gigs. What began onstage would become a much longer relationship with the valley that, more than five decades later, still has music running through the heart of it. Dave: I came to Aspen to play music, starting on New Year’s Eve in 1974 at a nightclub called The Gallery. After playing here for two weeks, I said, “Man, I’ve got to figure out some way to move back to this town.”Â
Beyond the Algorithm: Beyond the Glass Cube Pt. 1, a different measure of success (opens the original)
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During 13 years as Apple’s vice president of real estate, Bob Bridger helped shape hundreds of stores around the world, including the famous glass cube on Fifth Avenue. Bob’s time at Apple culminated in a deeper understanding of what matters most, and soon after leaving his position there, he arrived in Aspen, where he discovered the true value of community as he confronted his own mortality. In this two part series, Bryan Welker sat down with Bob to reflect on his time at Apple, his conversatio
Beyond the Algorithm: The promise of a new day (opens the original)
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For Bob Ferguson, the Roaring Fork Valley has represented the possibility of starting again. It drew his family west from Minnesota in 2000 and helped shape his vision for a different kind of recovery program. In 2005, Bob founded residential addiction treatment center Jaywalker Lodge in Carbondale, building it around the idea that treatment could be an opportunity rather than a consequence. Now, on the eve of his departure, Bryan sat down with Bob to discuss the journey and his legacy. Bob: I a
Beyond the Algorithm: Rooted in the West (opens the original)
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Building a life in Aspen often requires a willingness to begin again. For Chantal “Charlie” Henderson, each reinvention, from concierge founder and real estate broker to author and podcast host, has grown from the same attachment to the people and land of the Roaring Fork Valley. The South African-born equestrian moved to Aspen in 2014 and found community within the valley’s ranching culture. Her podcast, “She Brands the Land: Where Land Meets Legacy,” records the people and traditions shaping t
Beyond the Algorithm: Built for the Dogs (opens the original)
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Before founding Big Dog Ranch Rescue, Lauree Simmons built her career in custom home construction and interior design. A request to help with a dog rescue quickly exposed Lauree to a system operating beyond capacity. It was a moment that would ultimately redefine the direction of her work. Bryan Welker sat down with Simmons to talk about how she came to rescue work, what is driving the crisis in shelters and what it will take to change it. Lauree: We bought a Weimaraner from a breeder, and I go
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