Podcast appearances and mentions of aaron siegel

Aaron Siegel built Home Team BBQ because he wanted a fast casual spot that applied fine dining details to the experience. Fast forward a few years and he is now the owner of 7 (count ‘em!) locations in Charleston, Columbia and Aspen, Colorado. If you've ever eaten at a Home Team BBQ, you know it lives up to the hype but Sarah is most interested in digging into how he built a culture within his company to allow such impressive growth. The two friends chat exactly that on today's podcast.

Featuring lo-fi goodness from L.Dre; the killer piano stylings of Danny Fox and his latest trio recording; NYC modern composer/drummer/visionary Aaron Siegel vibing on his fresh release; Caribbean/Cuban guitar master Benjamin Lapidus shows us how it's done; more dynamite from French production duo Montparnasse Musique; the contemporary Indian fusion of Jasdeep Singh Degun; and finally, NYC meets CDMX when Sly5thAve and JSwiss throw down.

Second October 2022 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Aaron Siegel, executive director of Experiments In Opera, the enterprise behind new All Arts serialized opera series Everything For Dawn, which begins tonight--along with Britt Hewitt, the NYC-based soprano/singer-songwriter who plays Dawn,and Peter Berk, co-author of new science-fiction novel (and prospective TV series) TimeLock.

Aqua Net & Funyuns composers Tariq Al-Sabir, Jason Cady, Kamala Sankaram, Aaron Siegel and Michi Wiancko sit down to talk about their experiences making the podcast opera and their reflections on having shared it so widely over the last five months.

On this session, in the chair is Aaron Siegel. He is a Democratic staffer and we sit to breakdown the 2020 campaigns, the future of campaigning, the importance of involvement in local level politics.    Music :  Ok Go - Here We Go Again    My Links - linktr.ee/AustinPiazza

Libretto by Cara Ehlenfeldt; Music by Aaron Siegel; Brandon Snook as Alden; Kamala Sankaram as Janelle; Rocky Duval as Alden's Mom; Dmitry Glivinskiy, music director; Jeanann Dara, viola; Jeff Hudgins, reeds; Pat Swoboda, bass; Cara Ehlenfeldt, sound design; Jeff Cook, mixing

Libretto by Cara Ehlenfeldt; Music by Aaron Siegel; Brandon Snook as Alden; Kamala Sankaram as Janelle; Rocky Duval as Alden's Mom; Dmitry Glivinskiy, music director; Jeanann Dara, viola; Jeff Hudgins, reeds; Pat Swoboda, bass; Cara Ehlenfeldt, sound design; Jeff Cook, mixing

Libretto by Cara Ehlenfeldt; Music by Aaron Siegel; Brandon Snook as Alden; Kamala Sankaram as Janelle; Rocky Duval as Alden's Mom; Dmitry Glivinskiy, music director; Jeanann Dara, viola; Jeff Hudgins, reeds; Pat Swoboda, bass; Cara Ehlenfeldt, sound design; Jeff Cook, mixing

June threatens her friends with a gun. Janelle helps Alden come to terms with his mother. Donna Pearlbottum reveals “who dunnit.” --- Beauty Shot, Act 2, music by Tariq Al-Sabir, story by Daniel Shepard Ships that Pass, Act 3, music by Aaron Siegel, story by Cara Ehlenfeldt The Understudy, Act 3 music by Kamala Sankaram, story by Jason Cady and Cara Ehlenfeldt --- Experiments in Opera is a New York City-based community of artists looking for unconventional ways to bring together stories and music.  For more information about our work and a full list of performers who made Aqua Net & Funyuns, visit experimentsinopera.com.

Janelle reads the Sherlock Holmes fanfiction that Alden's mother had written. Mel discovers that the porta potty she hid in is a portal to a parallel universe. Arthur realizes that his deceased wife has reincarnated into the body of a fish. --- Ships that Pass, Act 2, music by Aaron Siegel, story by Cara Ehlenfeldt Another One Bites, Act 2, music and story by Jason Cady Arkana Aquarium, Act 2, music by Michi Wiancko, story by Annie-Sage Whitehurst --- Experiments in Opera is a New York City-based community of artists looking for unconventional ways to bring together stories and music.  For more information about our work and a full list of performers who made Aqua Net & Funyuns, visit experimentsinopera.com.

Aqua Net & Funyuns is a podcast of five different operas connected by dozens of hidden Easter Eggs. Each episode features three stories. Donna Pearlbottum, private eye, goes undercover as an understudy to a soprano. Alden and his cousin, Janelle, sort through his deceased mother's possessions and make a surprising discovery. Mel ditches an anti-drug assembly to smoke pot. --- The Understudy, Act 1, music by Kamala Sankaram, story by Jason Cady and Cara Ehlenfeldt Ships that Pass, Act 1, music by Aaron Siegel, story by Cara Ehlenfeldt Another One Bites, Act 1, music and story by Jason Cady --- Experiments in Opera is a New York City-based community of artists looking for unconventional ways to bring together stories and music.  For more information about our work and a full list of performers who made Aqua Net & Funyuns, visit experimentsinopera.com.

Sarah sits down with two Charleston entrepreneurs, Catherine Boardman, Owner of Shoes On King and Aaron Siegel, Owner of Hometeam BBQ to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on their businesses. They talk how they’ve “pivoted” to stay relevant during this time and Sarah shares how’s she’s navigated the emotional and entrepreneurial roller coaster at The Works.

In this episode, Cary talks with his brother Aaron about his perspective on what's important to successfully manage your personal finances and money management pitfalls to avoid. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cary-siegel/message

In this detailed and thoughtful episode of 'Behind The BBQ Front Lines' I talk to Aaron Siegel from Home Team BBQ in South Carolina. We recorded this May 5th and at that time they had just opened 3 locations for take-out, curbside and delivery with a 4th location coming on board shortly. They have now opened up all 5 locations for take-out, curbside and delivery. Hours: Daily 11AM - 8PM. See all things Home Team BBQ here: https://hometeambbq.com Follow Home Team BBQ on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/hometeambbq See Home Team BBQ on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/hometeambbq If you have ANY questions you can email them at: info@hometeambbq.com Simplified Takeout MenusAspen | Charleston Area | Columbia *Please practice social distancing and stay in your vehicle while awaiting your order at curbside pick-up. Delivery Options: Aspen: Orderfood Aspen  Charleston Area: Postmates Columbia: Bite Squad We discuss how he had to furlough all 380 employees on March 17th and have now hired on the entire management team and is slowly hiring on those employees that feel comfortable to come on board. He goes into detail all about the moves that needed to be made and how they affected everyone. He talks about the community and what they have done to help, including a GoFundMe page set up to raise $ 100,000 for the employees as well as other endeavors that went forward. As of airing, they are just not ready for outdoor dining yet.

If you’ve been out and about in Charleston,SC, then most likely you’re familiar with Home Team BBQ. But since it’s a place with multiple locations (including outside the state), those spots are  almost always busy, and they probably have your game on the TV and your favorite beer or spirit in the glass, it’s easy to bypass the idea behind it all. And the idea was simple. Chef Aaron Siegel trained at the Culinary Institute of America then cooked in fine dining kitchens for many years, and he wanted to apply his culinary training to comfort food and barbecue. And what happened was a Gamechanger, and I’m not just talking about that Home Team frozen drink. Aaron himself had to learn to build a business beyond just the food. 

Aaron Siegel is an important source of energy for many record makers in Detroit. He has put in years garnering a roster of labels and helping them to reach a global audience through Fit Distribution. Not to mention his own labors in the field through his label Fit Sound and productions under his alias Fit Siegel. It's our honor to share a mix from a truly knowledgable mind. Follow @fit

Aaron Siegel opened the first Fiery Ron's Home Team BBQ in Charleston, SC in 2006. He opened the second location in 2009. Now, six years later, Aaron and his team are opening their third location. Aaron and I talked about everything from the national exposure Fiery Ron's has received (Esquire, The Food Network, etc.) from effective use of Instagram and other social media tools, to being forced out of his comfort zone when he went from chef to owner, to the romanticization of the restaurant business, to bridging the divide between FOH and BOH, to using mistakes made by staff as training moments. Aaron is a humble guy who has built a highly popular and successful business over the last six years, and he's worth paying attention to if you plan to start your own restaurant one day...

Aaron Siegel is one of the co-founders of the New York-based organization , and his own opera, “Brother Brother,” has its full-length premiere coming up in New York City on May 2nd and 3rd at the 

That Morning Thing (1967) A remounting of Robert Ashley's legendary opera That Morning Thing was performed only three times (Ann Arbor, MI, Oakland, CA and Tokyo, Japan) in the late 1960s, but the opera acquired its reputation through rumor and the famous recordings of two sections, Purposeful Lady Slow Afternoon and She Was A Visitor (on Lovely Music). In three distinct acts plus epilogue, the opera presents the socio-political climate of the times. This new staging by the writer/composer himself promises to be the definitive version of the opera. Directed by Fast Forward. Lighting by David Moodey. Sound by Tom Hamilton. With a cast of 17 performers, including John Hagan, "Blue" Gene Tyranny, Imani Uzuri, Fast Forward, Dave Ruder, Aliza Simons, Gelsey Bell, Paul Pinto, Megan Schubert, Amirtha Kidambi, Brian McCorkle, Aaron Siegel, Kimberly Young, Samantha McHale, Kimberly Bartosik, Madeline Wilcox, and Samita Sinha.