Out to Lunch Archives - LIV Sotheby's International Realty

Out to Lunch with Laura Jackson: Talking Travel, Ski Season, and the Growing Resort Market

January 9, 2020

Ski season has touched down in Colorado, winter is underway, and tourists from around the world are packing up and heading to resort towns in the Rockies. During this time of year there are thousands of planes, trains, and automobiles filled with skiers and snowboarders anxiously awaiting the moment they get to hit the slopes. … More Out to Lunch with Laura Jackson: Talking Travel, Ski Season, and the Growing Resort Market

Out to Lunch With Steve Gumble

June 21, 2019

Heart-pounding music or tunes that make you sway, eclectic outfits, the ultimate food and drink scene – all of this combined with perfect weather and unbeatable views of the Rocky Mountains – it’s festival season in Colorado. To learn more about the Colorado festival scene, the history, and what the future looks like with more … More Out to Lunch With Steve Gumble

Out to Lunch with Chef Jesusio Silva

May 10, 2019

Food halls are the major craze in most sizable cities, with Denver at the helm. One of the earliest concepts of food halls began in 1461 (Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar), growing to the ever-popular destination for food connoisseurs of all ages. Communal seating with a galore of delicious bites, drinks, and shops keep customers coming back … More Out to Lunch with Chef Jesusio Silva

Out to Lunch with Scott Webber

January 17, 2019

2018 marks a prominent year for LIV Sotheby’s International Realty, amidst the celebration of 10 successful years of partnership with the Sotheby’s International Realty brand. Scott Webber, President of the firm, greatly values this milestone as he continues to build on his 40+ years of experience in real estate brokerage. What’s his secret to tenured … More Out to Lunch with Scott Webber

Out to Lunch with Wendy Purvey

July 15, 2018

Much like Uber is to the taxicab, or Netflix is to cable TV, InvitedHome is the maverick of luxury vacation rentals, not only revolutionizing how ultra-high-net-worth individuals spend their vacations, but changing the way they buy, rent, and maintain one of their greatest financial assets — second homes. Between overseeing marketing for her company and … More Out to Lunch with Wendy Purvey

Out to Lunch With Nobu Matsuhisa

March 15, 2018

The Union of Mind, Body & Spirit in Japanese Cuisine As culinary fads come and go, facing no shortage of new materials and ingredients to spur evolution, few culinary masters can be credited for possessing the dexterity to create cuisine both conceptually, and with style, like chef and restaurateur Nobu Matsuhisa. His approach to the … More Out to Lunch With Nobu Matsuhisa

Out to Lunch with Bode Miller

December 1, 2017

On November 1, 2017, NBC Sports announced that Bode Miller, the most decorated U.S. Olympic Alpine Skier in history, would be attending the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea. Only this time, Miller would be calling the races, not competing in them. Famed for doing things his way on the race course, with a trademark, … More Out to Lunch with Bode Miller

Out to Lunch with Carlos Alvarez & Carolyn Morris

October 15, 2017

Today, it is becoming increasingly difficult to pass through any one of Denver’s iconic, hip or newly-trendy neighborhoods without spotting an increasing number of homes that demonstrate stand-out residential design. In a city that was once perceived as merely an access point to the Colorado Rocky Mountains, today Denver continues to evolve into an urban … More Out to Lunch with Carlos Alvarez & Carolyn Morris

OUT to LUNCH with John Hickenlooper

July 22, 2017

The influx of people moving to Colorado and the general sentiment that people ‘love living here’ is no secret, but I want to know the driving reasons behind these increasingly common sentiments. In hopes of gaining a better understanding of the factors that have helped shape the cultural identity of Colorado, I can think of … More OUT to LUNCH with John Hickenlooper

Out to Lunch with Erik Weihenmayer

March 1, 2017

Climbing Mount Everest is a summit few can say they have reached, and one fewer still have reached as a blind person. Today, I am interviewing, Erik Weihenmayer, the 48-year-old pro-adventurer best known as the only blind person to climb Mount Everest. On the descent from Everest, the 29,029-foot peak looming safely behind, Weihenmayer’s trip’s … More Out to Lunch with Erik Weihenmayer