MAGAZINE PORTFOLIO
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The Big ‘Why’: Unraveling the Purpose of Work in a Changing World
The definition of work is murky at best. The pandemic shifted our entire framework around the purpose of work, remote work and finding meaning in our nine-to-five, ushering in a global existential crisis.
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Unlocking Success: Executive Coach & HR Expert Kate Walker gives insights on a nonlinear path to success
For many leaders, the path to success becomes hindered by rigid problem solving and the fear of imperfection. For individuals navigating management…
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Connection Through Authenticity
Millennial Entrepreneur: Kate Kennedy's path to success was built by listening to—and connecting with—her community.
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Transforming Corporate Sponsorship Strategies
Advocating for modernization in a traditional industry, strategist Kim Skildum-Reid pushes clients to take on a new approach.
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Entertainment Entrepreneurs’ Listening Guide: Discover the industry’s best podcasts to fuel your success.
The entertainment industry thrives on innovation, adaptability and an insider’s edge. Podcasts are a powerful tool, offering expertise, storytelling and actionable advice directly from industry veterans…
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PAUL NEWMAN'S LEGACY: SERIOUSFUN
COMING IN 2025
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The Wild Animal Sanctuary
From Pickup Truck to Powerhouse: How Pat Craig’s humble beginnings led to the creation of one of the world’s largest and oldest animal sanctuaries.
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Return of the Pack
How ‘Defenders of Wildlife’ are bridging the great divide of wolf reintroduction and management in Colorado…
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Boulder's Climate Leadership
Advancing sustainability and embracing the limitations climate change is handing us.
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Jeannot’s Patisserie & Bistro
A Michelin-worthy taste of Provence in Colorado
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A Legacy of Leadership: John Tayer and the Boulder Chamber at 120 Years
For more than a decade, John Tayer has led the Boulder Chamber of Commerce with one goal in mind: ensuring that Boulder remains a place where businesses and diverse communities thrive.
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Preventing Tragedies
The pandemic changed how we understand mental health –– months of isolation, grief and uncertainty transformed our approach to this critical piece of our health and wellbeing.
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Radical Inclusivity
In the world of Colorado’s Winter Sports, Ignite Adaptive Sports Redefines What’s Radical…
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Salto Coffee
Elevating Community Through Entrepreneurship: For 10+ Years, Karina Luscher’s Alpine-Western Cafe, Salto Coffee, Has Been Bringing People Together.
“I get asked a lot what my measure of success is,” Salto Coffee owner Karina Luscher shares…
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From Dumpster Diving to Textile Treasures
Q&A with Studio M's Molly Reinhardt.
Q: How did Studio M begin its journey?
A: I was throwing away tiles in a dumpster at the Denver Design District. Instead of the usual loud CLANK sound, I heard a soft thud. I looked inside and found… -
Trends this season: very demure, mindful, cozy
Denver-based Design Wright Studios has been helping residential and commercial clients create functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces for over twenty years.
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Curious Curations
If you’re looking to refresh your home and return a sense of movement, contradiction and aliveness to your dwelling, here are four incredible local picks…
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Nothing Gold Can Stay
Preserving the Bounty of the Season: Generations before us marked harvest season by preserving the abundance of fruits and vegetables at peak ripeness…
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Holiday Shopping the Diagon Alley of Boulder
Rebecca’s Apothecary Has Everything Makers Need to Create Beautiful Botanical Gifts, Medicines, and Delightful Potions…
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Basement Transformation
How Saltbox and Sloan created a family’s dream space
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Illustrator Nina Cosford Draws From Nostalgia And Daily Life To Create Connection
Nina Cosford’s work for Girls, Lonely Planey, and others puts her in the middle of a cultural zeitgeist where young women rule the cultural conversation…
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Illustrator Amanda Hall Brings Fantastical Worlds To Life
Award-winning children’s book illustrator Amanda Hall creates engaging images that are…
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Amelia Earhart's Scrapbook
In the fall of 1961 at the age of 19, Amelia Earhart started a scrapbook titled Activities of Women. At the time, she was beginning her junior year…
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Toni Stone Batted Into The Big Leagues As Baseball's First Black Female Player
When Toni Stone was offered the chance to become the first woman to play baseball in the big leagues…
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Black Beauty Pioneer Viola Desmond Was a Civil Rights Activist
Viola Desmond started a Civil Rights Movement with the simple act of buying a movie ticket…
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Lessons in Herstory App Highlights Women in History
The Lessons in Herstory app shines a light on the untold stories of women in history and combats gender inequality in textbooks…
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J.K. Rowling's lessons for first-time writers
Attempting to shirk the fame associated with her Harry Potter series, author J.K. Rowling used a nom de plume and once again became a first-time author…
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2 Podcast Scripts: Nadia Comaneci + Miriam Makeba
Two scripts written for Audible through a partnership with Rebel Girls…
Good Night Stories For Rebel Girls Podcast
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Music Educational
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Does Music Really Sound Better on Vinyl?
It’s a debate held by purists and novices alike – does vinyl music really sound better than digital music? People argue that it’s a dispute rooted in nostalgia…
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Best Vinyl Records to Collect for Beginners
Curating your new record collection brings all the anxieties of adolescence back to the surface. What are the right records to buy? Which of the classics should you own and how many new albums…