LISTEN: Holy City Sinner Radio Featuring Courtney Buckley of Females on Fire and Your Mom’s Donuts

The 34th episode of Holy City Sinner Radio, this website’s companion podcast, is now live on multiple streaming platforms. This week’s guest is Courtney Buckley, owner of Your Mom’s Donuts and one of the founders of Females on Fire, a women’s group for members of Charleston’s culinary community.

Buckley provides an update on the search for a new Your Mom’s Donuts location (you can learn more at www.yourmomsdonutsnc.com) and then explains what Females on Fire is hoping to accomplish in the Charleston area. If you are interested in joining Females on Fire, or just want learn more, e-mail avery@charlottebergerpr.com.

• Rep. Nancy Mace’s second COVID-19 diagnosis
• The plethora of earthquakes in the Midlands
• The upcoming runoff election for Charleston City Council’s District 1 seat
• Charleston City Council approving both the King Street Business Improvement District and the Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission (although there is one more reading)
• The renovated and improved Music Farm announces its first slate of concerts

You can listen to the episode via your preferred service below:

• Apple Podcasts
• Google Podcasts
• Spotify
• YouTube (see below)

The episode’s music is by Tyler Boone. The show is produced by Lindsay Collins from LMC Soundsystem and the popular local podcast, EffinBRadio.

Episode references:

• Rep. Nancy Mace Tests Positive for COVID-19 Again (HCS)
• Females on Fire, A Charleston Culinary Group, Launches (HCS)
• 13th earthquake recorded in Midlands since late December (ABC News 4)
• Marie Delcioppo Steps Down from City Council Due to “Health Challenge” (HCS)
  • Charleston City Council District 1 election headed to runoff (Post & Courier)
• Charleston City Council tables vote to approve Human Affairs and Racial Conciliation Commission (WCBD)
  • Incorrect Online Claims Lead to Confusion Regarding Proposed City Ordinance (HCS)
  • LISTEN: Holy City Sinner Radio Featuring Charleston City Councilman Jason Sakran (HCS)
  • Special Commission on Equity, Inclusion and Racial Conciliation Releases Draft Report (City of Charleston)
• King St business project approved by city council (ABC News 4)
  • Whose City? Fueling the Gentrification Machine through BID Urbanism (Gotham Center)
• Updated Music Farm Announces First Group of Shows (HCS)
• Sèchey Brings Alcohol-Free Bottle Shop to Charleston Area (HCS)
  • “Holy City Sinner Radio” Featuring Emily Heintz of Sèchey (HCS)
• Charlotte-Based Your Mom’s Donuts Opens Johns Island Location (HCS)

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