Plum had the opportunity to sit down with Australian superstar Xavier Rudd who talked about his earliest memory of playing the didgeridoo before his show at Belly Up.

There are millions of creatures in our own backyard. Follow two-time Pulitzer Prize winner E.O. Wilson in BioBlitz—a segment where he and a group of kids explore the vast biodiversity in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

This week's Aspen Valley Ski Club's (AVSC) Athlete of the Week is Oliver "Sharky" Bacharach. Bacharach won gold in the 14-15 year old Youth Men age category at this year's USASA Nationals Snowboard Competition at Copper Mountain this past week. According to on the scene report Bacharach "killed it in half pipe dropping a backside air, to back to back nines followed by a frontfive and alleyoop rodeo" for the win. Bacharach beat out 79 other competitors from around the country for the top spot on the podium. Oh, and you might have heard of his singer-songwriter dad (Burt Bacharach.) Congratulations Oliver!

Aspen Skiing Company announced that, in an effort to thank the community for a great season, Highlands will remain open four additional days -- April 19, 20, 26, 27. With more than 120 inches in Highlands Bowl and nearly 100 inches midmountain, this winter seems like a gift that keeps on giving.

Hop on the Exhibition, Loge, and Deep Temerity lifts and enjoy skiing and riding from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and don't forget to make a pit stop at the on-mountain eatery Merry-Go-Round, which will be serving up some tasty barbecue and beverages.

What does the extension mean for the infamous closing day bash? Well fret not party people as the vintage ski gear festivities are on as scheduled, April 6.

Thank you Ski Co. and see you on the slopes!

Check out Plum's coverage of the inaugural Aspen Environment Forum, where some of the world's leading minds engage in an exchange about the state of our environment at the Aspen Institute.

Colorado Senator Gail Schwartz stopped by The MorningNoon&Night Show to talk about the kick off of The Big Read, an initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts designed to restore the culture of reading, to the Roaring Fork Valley.

Plum was there at the very first Schnee Tag competition in Snowmass, where six teams crashed and burned in their homemade crafts.

Hometown hero, Olympic silver medalist, and X Games gold medalist Gretchen Bleiler stopped by Fresh Tracks while in town for the CoverGirl Snow Angels Invitational—the first ever all female halfpipe comp and photo shoot April 4-6.

National Geographic magazine photographer, Jim Richardson, stopped by a special edition of The MorningNoon&Night Show as part of the Aspen Environment Forum.

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There was no shortage of carnage at this year's Schnee Tag competition in Snowmass. Watch Plum crash and burn.