Giving Back to the Aspen Community with Greg Poschman

ASPEN:  Part II of our conversation with Pitkin County Commissioner, Greg Poschman. Paris, Hollywood, and the spirit that buoyed Aspen during the pandemic. To read Greg's bio or listen to Part I, CLICK HERE Inside this episode:Working with Sting in ParisThe road to the EmmysHow filming documentaries became public serviceThe tension & resolution between groups in AspenHow to be heard if you live in Pitkin CountyWhat makes Aspen so special as a community?Six ways to get involved in the Aspen community1. Roaring Fork Safe Passages: This organization works to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions in the Roaring Fork Valley by advocating for safe passages like land bridges and tunnels. Get involved by subscribing to their newsletter for updates and support opportunities through their website. https://www.roaringforksafepassages.org/2. Aspen Valley Land Trust (AVLT): AVLT conserves open lands for agriculture, wildlife habitat, and public recreation in the Roaring Fork and Colorado River valleys. Get involved by volunteering, donating, or attending events listed on their website.   |    https://www.avlt.org/3. Lift-Up: Lift-Up provides essential humanitarian services, including food distribution and financial assistance, to struggling individuals and families in Western Colorado. Get involved by volunteering, donating, or participating in their events via their website.    |    https://www.liftup.org/4. Brennan Center for Justice: The Brennan Center focuses on democracy, justice, and the rule of law through rigorous research and advocacy. Get involved by donating, subscribing to their newsletter, or participating in their events and campaigns.    |    https://www.brennancenter.org/about5. Independence Pass Foundation (IPF): IPF is dedicated to preserving and restoring the ecological health of Independence Pass through various conservation projects. Get involved by volunteering, donating, or attending events as detailed on their website.    |     https://www.independencepass.org/6. Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES): ACES promotes environmental stewardship and sustainability through educational programs and conservation projects. Get involved by participating in their programs, volunteering, or donating through their website.    |    https://www.aspencore.org/Website:  https://www.thequestexpress.comFeedback Survey:  https://forms.gle/6yMieXo2iGEE1Qmr9Say Hi:   [email protected] Credits:  INTRO:  Loyalty - Philip Ayers | OUTRO: Grasshopper's Dance - Etienne Roussel