Podcast appearances and mentions of julia robinson

Jillaroos winger Julia Robinson had a great career in the army. Now she's gearing up for her next line of duty at Suncorp Stadium against the PNG Orchids.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special episode recorded at the Adelaide Central School of Art, Andrew Purvis talks to 2024 SALA Feature Artist Julia Robinson, and her monograph writers Hannah Kent, Leigh Robb, and Jess Taylor. They discuss the collaborative process that brought the book to fruition, and how each of the writers used Julia's work as inspiration for their pieces, particularly her interest in folklore, horror themes and feminism. Julia also delves into working with designer Rachel Harris on the visual representation of the monograph. In the Q&A section, Julia explains how the book was structured around each of the writer's interests; the process for creating her sculptures; and the significance of dark themes in her art. Finally, Julia discusses the impact of receiving the Feature Artist award, and the influence and importance of SALA Festival on her career and the opportunities it affords all artists. Show notes: JuliaRobinson.net Hannah Kent Leigh Robb – Instagram Jess Taylor Satanic Panic Tilberi – Icelandic Folklore The Wicker Man (film, 1973, directed by Robin Hardy) The Song of Master John Goodfellow gourd (fruit) The Gourdfather Beatrice in the 2020 Adelaide Biennial at Museum of Economic Botany Rappaccini's Daughter Scylla – Greek mythology Adelaide Central School of Art Julia's monograph at Wakefield Press

Julia Robinson works with coaches to sell their VIP Days consistently. She believes that VIP Days are one of the simplest and most direct ways to generate high-paying clients and creating cash flow in your business because they are HIGH Profit and low to no-tech. Julia has used her experience as a business analyst for government agencies and multi-million dollar private companies to lead corporate teams and coach clients to $300 million dollars in revenue and counting. She is a Tedx Speaker and has been featured in publications such as Business Leader and the Insider magazine. She also holds qualifications in Forensic Science and Business for London South Bank Universityhttps://www.instagram.com/thevipdaycoach/ https://www.facebook.com/julia.b.thompson/ 

Leigh Robb, Curator of Contemporary Art, and Yuexiu Shen, Lorraine Hossack Emerging Curator, discuss the work of artist Julia Robinson on display as part of the South Australian Living Artists (SALA) festival. Image caption Julia Robinson, born Adelaide 1981, Legs eleven, 2010, Adelaide, flywire, fibreglass, fabric, fixings, thread, timber, vinyl, plaster, chair, belt, 90.0 x 100.0 x 60.0 cm; South Australian Government Grant 2011, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, © Courtesy the artist and Hugo Michell Gallery.

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We chat with elite sportswoman Julia Robinson today on the podcast.  She is a Jillaroo, State of Origin player and Broncos team member who advocates for strong, beautiful, athletic bodies. We equate how habits she has developed can be used by nurses to help their mental health and cope with stressful situations in the workplace. We chat about how the online trolls attacked her after an amazing photo of her in training was put on the Broncos page and how she coped with it. Finally we chat about tenderness. How she shows tenderness to herself.  This is a wonderful chat with an insightful and kind young woman.Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/tendernessnursesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of One Question, Pastor Adam talks with Rev. Dr. Julia Robinson Moore about the Equity in Memory and Memorial Project. Along with her husband Ricky, Julia leads the project that brings together descendants of slaves and slaveholders to reflect on their experiences. Julia talks about the successes and challenges of the project, including confronting the effects of continued racism.

Join Keegan in a candid conversation with Julia Robinson, a seasoned professional rugby league player for the Brisbane Broncos and a distinguished member of the Australian Jillaroos team. In this episode, Julia bravely shares her experiences dealing with online trolls targeting body image. She delves into a notable incident from last year when a photo she posted went viral, sparking the empowering trend #showyourmuscles. The duo explores the broader themes of confidence and discipline in Julia's athletic journey, shedding light on the challenges she faced and the strategies she employed to overcome them. Julia also highlights the pivotal role her parents played in shaping her resilience and determination. Tune in to gain insights into the world of professional sports, the impact of social media on athletes, and the personal side of Julia Robinson's inspiring career. This episode is a testament to the strength that lies within vulnerability and the importance of fostering a positive and supportive community in the face of adversity. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keegan229/message

Julia Robinson talks about community design and is asking the community to come out and give idea on re imagining north Minneapolis. 

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AHH my first ever interview, in my new studio, with my soul sister. Julia Robinson. My bestfriend sits down with me, and dives into her experience with grief after losing her mother to suicide at the age of 10. She takes us on the journey of what it's like living without a mother, how she handled it, and how it built her into who she is today. We then dive into my loss, and how she mastered being an amazing support through it all. I am not confident we know how to properly show up for the people we love in this world, and I want to raise awareness to how we could do a better job at being present for those we love. Truthfully, she embodies the definition of a fantastic friend. Blessed to have her on the show, and I hope her story inspires you, as much as it inspired me. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kaitlin-reagan/support

Rugby league star Julia Robinson has been a lightning rod for public opinion in her short but illustrious rugby league career so far. She sat down with Sam Squiers to explain how she found the sport quite late in life and what it's like having an army lifer for a mum (5:42)! Julia then explains how she was caught in a social media firestorm simply because she has some very useful muscles (21:16). When you get such vocal support from Sally Pearson and Libby Trickett you know you're doing something special and the #showyourmuslces campaign (26:03) that ensued showed how a storm of positivity can sometimes erupt from the most unlikely places.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephen Wolfram answers questions from his viewers about the history science and technology as part of an unscripted livestream series, also available on YouTube here: https://wolfr.am/youtube-sw-qa Questions include: Do you think of science/technology as progressing in the way Thomas Kuhn suggested in 'The Structure of Scientific Revolution' (i.e., paradigm -> crisis -> paradigm shift, incommensurability, etc...) or in some other way? - Stephen, is science always been based on finding patterns in nature? - Why did networked computing grow relatively slowly between 1969's Arpanet and 1989's HTTP? Was it a lack of imagining the Internet's potential or technical barriers (e.g. packet switching network)? - ​When did you first get introduced to the internet? Who told you about it? What tool(s) did you use...Mosaic? What was your reaction? - Why do you believe it took so long for highly parallel graphics cards to be applied to scientific fields? It seems like a 10-15 year delay from SGI to CUDA etc - Stephen has said once that he knew Julia Robinson. Would be great to hear more about it - ​Any thoughts on the Heideggerian view of technology and modern technology? - ​How does self-organizing order emerge in physics and biology - are they analogous? Can the universe be said to be in the business of self organization?

If you see something, say something! Phil Elmore explains why people who complain about "snitching" when it comes to dangerous people doing dangerous things are actually displaying a depraved indifference to human life. We also look at the crime of "jugging," cover a couple of horrible stabbings, and examine whether Julia Robinson should be "devastated" for being "body shamed" on Instagram after a gala awards event. Also, how sad has Howard Stern become? Check out all this and more in this episode. https://linktr.ee/philelmore

Andrew Purvis sits down with Julia Robinson to discuss her exhibition The Beckoning Blade at Hugo Michell Gallery during SALA Festival. From scythes to smocks, the Burry Man to the Wicker Man, witchfinders and gourdfathers; tune in to hear about the cultural, conceptual, and material considerations that drive Julia's practice.   Show Notes JuliaRobinson.net The Beckoning Blade at Hugo Michell Gallery Matthew Hopkins - Witchfinder General The Burryman The Wicker Man (film, 1973, directed by Robin Hardy) The Song of Master John Goodfellow gourd (fruit) The Gourdfather Beatrice in the 2020 Adelaide Biennial at Museum of Economic Botany Rappaccini's Daughter The Names of the Hare (poem, translated by Seamus Heaney) Image: Julia Robinson by Sam Roberts. Julia Robinson is represented by Hugo Michell Gallery. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Arts South Australia, its art funding and advisory body.

In Part 2 of Laine Arrowsmith's interview with NRLW star Julia Robinson, Julia discusses her aspirations over the next few years with sport and in life.  Julia shares about what's it's like being among the stable of talent at the Broncos, and some of legends that remain involved in the club developing young talent and helping the team reach their potential. We touch on other players in the NRLW to watch, and we learn a lot more about Julia when she takes our #MOJO10 - what is the best drink? What song does she want to listen to for the rest of her life? We hope you enjoy the final part of our interview with Julia Robinson, and come away knowing more about her and her dreams ahead. 

This week Laine Arrowsmith sits down with NRLW star Julia Robinson.In Part One, Julia reveals her experiences of winning multiple premierships with the Brisbane Broncos, as well as the obstacles and the road to recovery she has experienced including injuries to achieve such heights in the NRLW. We openly discuss being respectful of people and of women in sport, and why you can appreciate muscles as it's a sign of hard work and effort anyone puts in to be a great athlete and strive to be the top of their field. It is no easy feat to balance playing elite sport while also serving in the army, showcasing Julia's commitment to hard work. She shares about her highlights of playing in the NRLW, and realising her dream of being a professional athlete. Julia discusses her challenges, achievements and  why she is always so happy to hear from young girls and fans that are inspired by her and can't wait to start playing too.

Welcome back to Chicks & Balls the Podcast: A Sports Podcast By Women, About More than Women's Sport!  On today's show...NRLW star Julia Robinson calls out trolls and starts a #showyourmuscles movement, plus the nail biting end to the AFL season, the blowouts in the NRL and our predictions for the mens finals! 'FEEDBACK FEELS' OUR MVPS:  MARLEE: NRLW KEELY: Tortilla Game GEORGIA: Dante O'Reilly ONE'S TO WATCH:  MARLEE: Rick + Morty New Season  GEORGIA: 'The Redeem Team' Doco KEELY: 'The Girlfriend Who Didn't Exist' - Doco . . . Follow us on IG: @chicksandballspod Follow our hosts on IG: @marlee.silva @keelyysilva @g.moore  The best way to support us & the show? Subscribe + Give us a 5 star rating! Share with your mates! Need to contact us further, email us: chicksandballspod@gmail.com . . . Produced and edited by Blake Mannes from Diamantina Media on the unceded lands of the Gadigal people. We pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of each of the countries we record from and where all our listeners tune in from today and everyday. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The body-shaming of a NRLW star has sparked an outcry of support from her teammates and opponents. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NRLW STAR! Corban Baxter co-hosts with The Scope this week previewing NRLW & All The NRL news week!   Shop the latest YKTR Clothing here ► https://yktr.com.au OUR SOCIALS:Follow YKTR on instagram ► https://instagram.com/yktr_Follow YKTR Sports on instagram ► https://instagram.com/yktr.sportsFacebook: ► https://www.facebook.com/yktrapparel/ 0:00 Corban Baxter Intro4:00 RUOK round off the back of the devastating Paul Green news. Everyone on board?5:26 Bulldogs/Uncle Gus's patience pays off. Ciraldo signs 5 year deal as head coach.13:27 Kalyn Ponga & Kurt Mann escorted from toilets in Newcastle pub. Waiting for punishment? Best & Tuala add noise to crazy few weeks for Knights.23:30 A final decision on where to host the NRL GF will be made today with Vlandy's "more than prepared" to take it to Suncorp. Thoughts?27:19 NRLW star Julia Robinson calls out social media trolls over vile comments32:00 C Norms cops the 8 weeks. Skip...what's ya boy doing 35:10 NRLW PREVIEW51:10 SOUTHS PANTHERS56:10 COWBOYS WARRIORS1:00:00 BRONCOS STORM1:05:25 EELS BULLDOGS1:08:20 MANLY SHARKS1:14:40 ROOSTERS TIGERS1:20:21 DRAGONS TITANS1:24:20 KNIGHTS RAIDERSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Bronco Kurt Capewell talks up this Friday's massive home game against the Melbourne Storm, the online trolls targeting NRLW star Julia Robinson and his recent - and first ever - visit to the EKKA with two of his teammates... Follow Ash, Luttsy & Susie O'Neill!Facebook: www.facebook.com/ashluttsyandsusieoneill Twitter: www.twitter.com/ashluttsysusie Instagram: www.instagram.com/ashluttsyandsusieoneillSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we asked Dr. Julia Robinson, curator, professor, and director of undergraduate studies at New York University: When and why did we start calling art ‘contemporary'? And have you ever wondered what makes art “modern,” or “abstract,” or “figural,” or “minimalist”? Or how to create, then juggle a career of curating, research and teaching? Get bona fide answers and definitions from Professor Robinson on Episode 7 of Declassified. About Professor Robinson: Professor Robinson is the Director of Undergraduate Studies and an Associate Professor of Art History at New York University's Department of Art History. She earned her B.A. from the University of Sydney in Australia and later went on to earn her master's and Ph.D. from Princeton University in the Department of Art and Archeology. Professor Robinson's areas of interest fall within but are not limited to the realm of contemporary art from the 1960s to the present. She is focused specifically on score and language-based artistic strategies as well as performance (and ‘performativity') from Fluxus to present day. In addition to being a professor at NYU, Professor Robinson has had a notable career in curation, writing, and speaking, and sits on several committees and boards. Some of Professor Robinson's professional highlights include the 2020 publication of “A Desire for the Readymade: Duchamp's Emergency in Favor of Twice” in the Modernism/Modernity journal, her 2017-18 service as consulting scholar for the Donal Judd retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, and her 2009 curation of “The Anarchy of Silence: John Cage & Experimental Art” at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Barcelona. Definitions more resources on www.declassified-pod.com/episodes/robinson & IG @declassified.pod. See you next week!

In this episode of Trainee Insights, Ropes & Gray London's senior manager of professional development and training, Julia Robinson, shares crucial advice on how legal professionals at all levels can continue to develop their skills throughout their legal career. Julia's insight covers a broad spectrum of useful tips from time management to utilising your emotional intelligence when communicating with others.

Following our first SWAs event of 2022, we have guest speaker Julia Robinson, Mind Coach, to share with us the best ways to cheat your body out of anxiety... Follow Ash, Luttsy & Susie O'Neill! Facebook: www.facebook.com/ashluttsyandsusieoneill Twitter: www.twitter.com/ashluttsysusie Instagram: www.instagram.com/ashluttsyandsusieoneill See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we feature the West Brisbane Panthers in the BHP Women's Premiership. We're very excited to welcome Julia Robinson on the show to joins us as she reflects on her season Julia Robinson of the West Brisbane Panthers discusses the ups and downs of their season and the challenges the team faced, adapting to new players. Julia also shares with us issues around the building of a strong culture at the club And to round out the show on 'Rapid Fire' we each discuss the best second rower in the game right now ~ Tarsha, Alicia & Dan

In this episode Julia Robinson, Senior Manager of Professional Development at global law firm Ropes and Gray, discusses the importance of developing one's ‘human skills' in order to develop a career in the legal sector of the 21stcentury. We explore on the episode how the ability to adapt, to relate to others, to empathise, and to show deep levels of emotional intelligence have all been highlighted by the pandemic – and why these skills are all relevant to “robot-proofing” your career.  Also, we discuss why these skills are important to the clients of legal practitioners and how leaders of law firms are focusing increasingly on maintaining the human connection and “glue” across their organisation, especially as we look ahead to increasingly hybrid work patterns, with some team members in the office and some choosing to work flexibly. Questions to consider:·       Being adaptable is helped by having a mind-set of ‘lifelong learning'.  Could you volunteer to be involved in a new project or different type of work, where you will learn a lot on the job?·       When in meetings or in conversations, how often do you focus on the other person's needs and ‘check-in' what is going on for them?  Being curious and interested in others is a great way to learn how to relate well and build emotional intelligence. Resources:·       Training in a pandemic: the last 12 months·       Robot proofing for lawyers

National Cabinet agreed to start reopening the country when 80 percent of the eligible population is vaccinated - but now some states are saying they'll still use lockdowns if necessary. The jitters are a result of outbreaks in Victoria and New South Wales but the Prime Minister says the country needs to prepare to live with COVID-19. One part of opening up will be music festivals - but with Splendour and Bluesfest cancelled again this year, there are concerns there isn't a timeline for the live music industry to get back up and running. Live guests: Tony Blakeley, Epidemiologist Professor, University of Melbourne. Peter Noble, Bluesfest owner. Julia Robinson, Australian Festival Association.

In this episode, Christina catches up with the 2021 SALA Feature Artist, Roy Ananda. Tune in to hear about the role of fandom and humor in Roy's work, the inspiration behind the 'heart' work that features on the 2021 SALA poster, and the process of creating this year's SA Living Artist Publication.   Show Notes Untitled, 2006, Fabric, coat-hanger, fibreglass, dimensions variable Bugs Bunny – ‘The Grey Hounded Hare' Aether Drift, 2013, timber, acrylic paint, fixings, aluminium trestles, 300x600x500cm Monograph – Roy Ananda Roy Ananda: Further Annotations at the Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA) Annotations series Olafur Eliasson, Dark matter collective, 2018, 217 partially silvered glass spheres, paint (black), stainless steel Peter Booth, Painting 1982, 1982, oil on canvas formalism Sol LeWitt MF Doom (member of hip-hop duo Madvillain) / Madvillain – ALL CAPS Fransisco Goya in the AGSA collection Giovanni Battista Piranesi in the AGSA collection Albrecht Dürer in the AGSA collection Deviantart.com/fan-fiction Death notice, 2016, digital print on newsprint paper, 15x7cm SA Living Artist Publication Christopher Orchard: The uncertainty of the poet, Peter Goldworthy, Margot Osborne, Roy Ananda, Julia Robinson, Rod Taylor Peter Goldsworthy Andrew Purvis Bernadette Klavins Sean Williams D&D / Dungeons & Dragons Wakefield Press A house falls on Buster Keaton The Empire Strikes Back (Star Wars: Episode V) affirmational fandom vs transformational fandom Roy Ananda 2004 SALA Keynote speech ACSA / Adelaide Central School of Art Adelaide Central Gallery Supreme Library at Adelaide Central Gallery FantasyNameGenerators.com Slow crawl to infinity, 2014, Plywood, timber, fixings, 550x700x1050cm Thin walls between dimensions, 2018, MDF, timber, acrylic paint, fixings, Dimensions variable Wookie ‘Easter egg' (noun) 1: a chocolate egg given at Easter, (2) an unexpected or undocumented feature in a piece of computer software or on a DVD, included as a joke or bonus. CACSA / Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia (Dueling rapiers): Roy Ananda, Untitled, 2015, swords, steel, springs, motor, and micro-controller, dimensions variable Alexander Calder Inigo Montoya vs Man in Black 501st legion Darth Vader Boba Fett Roy Ananda, Autobiography series Melvyn Bragg RoyAnanda.com @roy.ananda on Instagram   Music: Galactic by Seb Jaeger Hungarian Rhapsody No2 by Hans Liszt performed by Brent Tucker      

#12: We often long for a relationship hoping it will meet our deepest needs for love and intimacy, but is it really possible? Julia Robinson joins us on this week's podcast to share some vulnerable insights from her 45-year happy, rock-solid marriage. Julia has also been studying and teaching the Bible to women for decades, and she brings tried and true wisdom into our discussion. She's been a friend and a mentor of Kim's for 36 years, and Kim is excited to bring you into their friendship! Julia's Instagram: @juliacrobinson See @sixonesis Instagram stories for more info on bookmarks Get bookmarks here: https://kimvollendorf.com/product/a-z-bookmark/

The entertainment and live event industry is amongst the most vulnerable to the COVID lockdowns and a new survey of workers in the music and creative sector says more than half are now considering leaving the industry.

Thank you for listening to this track produced by the Art Gallery of South Australia. Join Curator of Contemporary Art, Leigh Robb, in conversation with artist Julia Robinson as they discuss mythology and dangerous women in art focusing on Beatrice, and the iconic Circe Invidiosa from 1892 by John William Waterhouse, recently returned from loan in Italy. For more information please visit: agsa.sa.gov.au Image: installation view: 2020 Adelaide Biennial of a Australian Art: Monster Theatres featuring Beatrice by Julia Robinson, Santos Museum of Economic Botany; photo: Saul Steed.

This week we have Wests, Broncos, and Australian Jillaroo winger Julia Robinson stop by. Talking about the future of this footy calendar, current NRL chat, and answer some questions. Oh and Dano also takes his shirt off, and Julia does a bicep curl challenge!!

In this episode we talk about racism, scapegoating, reparations, our imitative desires, Rene Girard and more. Yes, it's a full one. I'm thankful you get to hear Peter Rollins, James Alison, and Julia Robinson Moore weigh in on these subjects. Their input here and in their writings are helping me decide what it is I'm believing. Make sure you find out more about them at their respective websites, and/or searching Amazon for them. (Btw, if you use Amazon you might as well use smile. amazon and plug in LQVE.org as your non-profit to support!) Dr. Peter Rollins, https://peterrollins.com/ Dr. James Alison, http://jamesalison.co.uk/ Dr. Julia Robinson Moore, pages.uncc.edu/julia-marie-robinson If you want, make sure to share, like, follow, and leave reviews. You can find me at jonathanfosteronline.com and also on my facebook page by searching for jonathanfosterauthor.

You can find Colin’s Quillette article, “The New Evolution Deniers” here: https://quillette.com/2018/11/30/the-new-evolution-deniers/ And his article with William Malone and Julia Robinson, “No One is Born in the Wrong Body” here: https://quillette.com/2019/09/24/no-one-is-born-in-the-wrong-body/ Colin’s article with Emma Hilton, “The Dangerous Denial of Sex” can be found here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-dangerous-denial-of-sex-11581638089?mod=opinion_lead_pos5 You can find Colin’s academic work on social spiders, etc. here: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=Y6HdvgcAAAAJ&hl=en Further References Radclyffe Hall, The Well of Loneliness (1928) Derren Brown, Happy: Why More or Less Everything is Absolutely Fine (2016) I review Brown’s book for Areo magazine here: https://areomagazine.com/2019/01/21/in-praise-of-stoicism-derren-browns-happy-book-review/ My interview with intersex activist Claire Graham: https://soundcloud.com/user-761174326/36-claire-graham Ursula K. Le Guin, The Left Hand of Darkness (1969) Simone de Beauvoir, The Second Sex (1949) My interview with Steve Stewart-Williams: https://soundcloud.com/user-761174326/43-steve-stewart-williams-an-astonishing-ape Timestamps 3:04 Why study social insects? 4:50 Personality in insects and humans. 23:44 Is no one born in the wrong body? 29:05 Does everyone have a gender identity? 37:50 Sex and sexuality 47:45 Is transgenderism the new gay conversion therapy? 54:54 Why are so many people identifying as trans, even at very young ages? 57:59 How is trans activism affecting academia, science and wider society? 1:00:46 How Colin defines sex. 1:03:41 Non-binary; de Beauvoir’s idea that woman is born not made; gender free 1:06:58 The hatred faced by non-passing transwomen; intrasexual gender policing 1:24:29 How will things develop in the future?

Grand Final bonanza with Allana Ferguson, Alby Talarico and Julia Robinson.

Neste episódio falarei um pouco sobre a história da resolução do 10º problema de Hilbert – o problema das equações diofantinas.

Neste episódio falarei um pouco sobre a história da resolução do 10º problema de Hilbert – o problema das equações diofantinas.