At an elevation of nearly 8,000 feet and just across the highway from the famous ski town’s single-strip airport, the modest TV production space of Aspen 82 sits on the floor of a lush valley, bounded by steep hills nestled within a range of snow-capped crags. From the air, Aspen appears impossibly, almost claustrophobically, dwarfed by the Rocky Mountains, an isolated speck of civilization left to fend for itself. This is a fair metaphor fo

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