Monthly Archives: October 2012

Distribution Jackpot

October 17, 2012 Like 1 James Burrus

When it comes to being a successful craft distiller, the proof is in the distribution. Boulder Distillery—makers of 303 Vodka, 303 Whiskey and a soon-to-be-launched, barrel-aged rum—has hit the big leagues with a distribution contract with Republic National Distribution Co.…

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10 Questions With Jazz Great Ron Carter

October 17, 2012 Like 0 French Davis

There’s a reason jazz bassist Ron Carter is the most prolific player on the planet. He’s that good. He’s won every award there is for a musician, and he teaches at Julliard. From the heady breakthrough days of the Second…

Scene Stealers

Editor’s picks

October 17, 2012 Like 0 French Davis

Locally Grown, Globally Inspired The Colorado music scene has long been known for its diversity, at least on a local level. Punk, rockabilly, indie rock, ska, funk, jazz, country and even hip-hop have been represented well here, not to mention…

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Is That a Demon or is That Me?

October 17, 2012 Like 0 Jonathan Strungis

In the world of paranormal investigation, it’s easy to get caught up in something that’s beyond your understanding. This is a story of caution. Be careful what you believe. … It was the dead of night when the email came…

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14 Local Haunts

October 17, 2012 Like 0 editor

Macky Auditorium CU Campus In the 60s, Elaura Jaquette was lured into a soundproof organ recital room in Macky Auditorium. There, a janitor brutally raped and murdered the 20-year-old CU student. Today, students and faculty report hearing organ music, voices…

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Haunting the Nightlife

October 17, 2012 Like 0 editor

Looking for a cozy pub where you can share a pint of spirits with the spirits this Halloween? Let us recommend that you belly up to the bar at the Boulder Theater or the Old Louisville Inn. Who, after all,…

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Work It: Workplace fashion

October 17, 2012 Like 0 Liz Finkelstein

When Yellow Scene approached me about penning a piece on professional style, I had to appreciate the irony. You see, before moving to Boulder, I worked two corporate jobs in New York City (both landing on the very conservative end…

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Lucky Stars

October 17, 2012 Like 0 Jonathan Strungis

When TechStars hit the scene in 2007, the situation was already ripe for growth. “There was a lot of entrepreneurial activity and a lot of energy in Boulder before TechStars was here, but TechStars just happened to give it a…

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The Rise of Flexible Jobs

October 17, 2012 Like 1 Andra Coberly

Sara Sutton has been an entrepreneur from the moment she realized how difficult it is to find a job. As a college student struggling to find an internship, Sutton and her childhood friend Rachel Bell founded JobDirect, which helps place…

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Dirty ReWork

October 17, 2012 Like 0 editor

For many people, solving problems can be quite the stressful endeavor. But for Nathaniel Koloc, it’s the challenge of solving problems that gives him daily inspiration. Koloc faced one particularly difficult challenge graduating from college and after traveling around the world as he…