Podcast appearances and mentions of colleen hughes

What does fiscal sponsorship do for you and your organization? Colleen Hughes, associate director of programming at Fractured Atlas, walks us through the broad array of opportunities they provide. She'll also shed light on fundraising trends she's seen with non-profit organizations throughout the pandemic.

What is fiscal sponsorship? It's a system that allows individuals and groups to receive grants and donations that are only available to not-for-profit organizations without having to incorporate themselves or file complex tax returns. It is an under-utilized tool that could open the doors to people with passion for art, the environment, social causes, or advocacy that do not have commercial market value, and make it possible to carry out large-scale projects or grow beyond what they can do on their own. Our guests are Colleen Hughes from Fractured Atlas, a non-profit whose sole purpose is to offer this service to artists; Lilia Perez from Arts Mid-Hudson, an arts organization that serves Dutchess, Ulster, and Orange counties in New York; and Susan Ragusa, a non-profit consultant based in Kingston. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/forge-collective8/message

We dedicate our final holiday episode of the year to Nurse Sheila by talking with her daughter Colleen Hughes about Christmas Vacation (1989). Find out what we think our families' most Christmas Vacation-like memories are and why we think this classic can make every generation laugh year after year.

Here’s an idea for a summer road trip: A craft distillery tour in the South! The Charlotte Observer’s food editor, Kathleen Purvis, has it all mapped for you. The six Liquor Trails she created for her new book, Distilling the South, introduce you to some of the tastiest libations you’ll ever roll across your tongue. Kathleen takes us to Haberdish, a restaurant and bar in Charlotte, NC, where we meet mixologist Colleen Hughes, sip Smoked Mint Juleps, and talk about spirits, entrepreneurship, and building local economies. Colleen’s recipe for a Smoked Mint Julep is available at ForklorePodcast.com.

Hosts Caity Moseman Wadler and Hannah Fordin talk all things Charlotte and all things cocktail with guests Bob Peters and Colleen Hughes. Bob Peters is a Charlotte native which makes him as rare and as special as the libations you will find behind his bar. With strong southern roots, Bob has always enjoyed the art of dining and taking care of friends. He is well known for his creative palate as well as for his ability to entertain. Peters has won numerous awards including the 2015 Global Bartender of the Year for The Ritz-Carlton Corporation. He has been featured in an international culinary magazine as well as countless local and regional publications. In the spring of 2016, he accompanied some of the most elite chefs from Charlotte, NC to the coveted James Beard House in New York City to present a “Taste of Charlotte” dinner to the Big Apple’s food fanatics. In January 2017 and most recently in January 2018, Bob was a featured mixologist at the highly acclaimed Cayman Cookout food festival hosted by Eric Ripert, Jose Andres, and Anthony Bourdain, as well as being featured talent at the Charleston Wine & Food, and the Atlanta Food & Wine Festivals. When you join Bob for a cocktail, be prepared to linger and let go of the reins. In no time, you will be carried away on a journey sure to delight the senses. Check him out at The Punch Room in The Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte (NC). You will be captivated by what you find, and heʼll have the hootch ready. Colleen Hughes wears many hats. She’s Head Mixologist at Haberdish as well as cocktail creator for Crepe Cellar, Sea Level and Growlers Pourhouse, all in Charlotte. She also serves as Vice President of the Charlotte USBG Chapter. Named 2016’s Mixologist of the Year in Charlotte by Creative Loafing and 2016 Bartender of the Year by Thrillist, Colleen is one of the most innovative mixologists in the region. She runs balanced and accessible bar programs with a nod to the historical aspects of the spirits themselves without being too stuffy about it. And her drinks look as good as they taste! Colleen utilizes lots of unique edible flowers from local vendors in the Charlotte area. Heritage Radio Network On Tour is powered by Simplecast

Located two miles north of Uptown Charlotte, Haberdish’s chef Jeff and badass lady-mixologist Colleen dish on their famed fried chicken, the medicinal benefits of farm-apothecary cocktails, restaurant-family culture, logistics of glassware, the new summer menu, and the future of Charlotte dining.

This week we learn what it means to do things the Banjo Heart Library Way!

It's Not Movies' one year anniversary so we wrote another (very different) Thanksgiving movie this year! Leslie Jones plays a former special ops soldier-turned-businesswoman in this action-packed thrill ride. She runs out to the store on Thanksgiving and ends up having to decide between saving her town and rescuing her family. And I think there are exploding turkeys.  Thanks to our guests, Rachel Gluck and Colleen Hughes! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/not-movies/id1070456640?mt=2 http://www.curiotheatre.org/antagonyms.html https://twitter.com/NotMovies http://notmovies.podbean.com/        

Interview with playwright, Colleen Hughes, summer 2014. for Women and Playwriting: Telling their Stories Project. Emma Weisberg, Connecticut College Class of 2016 | A study funded by Andrew Mellon Foundation.