Podcast appearances and mentions of julia schroeder

This week, we're celebrating episode 220 with special guest Julia Schroeder and we dive into her experience working on the new horror flick Screamboat, revisit Scary Movie 3, and share some fresh thoughts on Nope. Time Stamps: Scary Movie 3 - 33:32 Nope - 48:00
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In unseren Podcastfolgen sprechen wir über das Banking von morgen - und eben hier sind die Mitarbeitenden, die unser aller Banking ermöglichen, der ausschlaggebende Faktor für den Erfolg. Bei unserer Konferenz „Zukunft Personal | Fachkräftemangel, 4 Tage Woche, partizipative Führung - und das ist erst der Anfang.“ konnten die Teilnehmenden neben zwei Keynotes ein unterhaltsames Panel erleben. Im Mittelpunkt der Diskussionen standen alle Fragen rund um Generation Gap - Führung von neuen Generationen; Erwartungshaltungen der neuen Bewerbenden und Mitarbeitenden; Arbeitgeberattraktivität - wie kann ich mich mit meinem Unternehmen identifizieren?; Wann kommt denn nun die 4-Tage-Woche?; Mitarbeitendengewinnung vs. Kund:innengewinnung Zu Gast dabei sind: Dr. Annegret Saxe, Vorständin | Sparkasse Münsterland-Ost; Oliver Saggau, Vorstandsvorsitzender | Sparkasse Westholstein; Julia Schroeder, Fachberaterin Recruiting & Personalmarketing | Finanz Informatik; Nick Stodt, Co-Founder | peopleIX Viel Spaß beim Hören! Fragen, Anregungen und Feedback sehr gerne an mail@plaudertaschen-podcast.de Euer Plaudertaschen-Team Dieser Podcast wird präsentiert von: => S Broker AG & Co. KG - Innovative und bedarfsorientierte Lösungen „as a Service“ für das Wertpapiergeschäft der Sparkassen. => TABULARAZA by zeb - Wir gestalten Zukunft. Folge direkt herunterladen

Had a ball this week on #NoSuggestionPod with our guest, the effervescent whirlwind of fun that is actor, athlete, and improv comedian, Julia Schroeder (@juliaeschroeder). Guest co-host Aston Hollins (@astonhollins) and I had a giddy, ugly time chatting with Julia about everything from the fraternal order of improv comedians, to her one-person character show, Changing Room, to her participation in our peer improv podcast, Sounds Funny Radio (@soundsfunnyradio), to our appreciation of PacSun. We also got some crazy improv comedy scenes in, including a scene about a group of scientists dealing with losing an important, irreplaceable specimen!  This episode was a really good time, with positive vibes. We hope you enjoy getting to know Julia as much as we did! If you enjoy this episode please, rate and subscribe! We appreciate you!

This episode features the voices of Julia Schroeder, Mike Warner, Desiree Justin, and Patrick Williams. Hosted by James Quesada. Become a Patreon!Live show tickets! Leave us a message to inspire the show! www.soundsfunny.pizzaIt sounds funny, but does it looks funny? Check out our YouTube! Sounds Funny Radio is recorded at Mirrortone Studios in NYC.

This episode features the voices of Langston Belton, Florence Friebe, Julia Schroeder, and Becky Goodman. Hosted by James Quesada. Become a Patreon!Live show tickets! Leave us a message to inspire the show! www.soundsfunny.pizzaIt sounds funny, but does it looks funny? Check out our YouTube! Sounds Funny Radio is recorded at Mirrortone Studios in NYC.

This episode features the voices of Ankara Martinez, Mike Warner, Julia Schroeder, and Becky Goodman. Hosted by James Quesada. Live show tickets! If you are able to, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter! Become a Patreon!Leave us a message to inspire the show! www.soundsfunny.pizzaIt sounds funny, but does it looks funny? Check out our YouTube! Sounds Funny Radio is recorded at Mirrortone Studios in NYC.

This episode features the voices of Langston Belton, Florence Friebe, Abby Hepworth, Julia Schroeder, Mike Warner, and Kihresha Redmond. Hosted by James Quesada. Live show tickets! If you are able to, please consider becoming a Patreon supporter! Become a Patreon!Leave us a message to inspire the show! www.soundsfunny.pizzaIt sounds funny, but does it looks funny? Check out our YouTube!Sounds Funny Radio is recorded at Mirrortone Studios in NYC.

Support the Project ECCO Crowdfundr Campaign (LESS THAN 24 HOURS REMAINING!) *** Elliot Davis sits down again with Brian Flaherty to review and critique the first ever playtest of the never-before-played TTRPG Schröedinger's Cats while also responding to player feedback about the game from Kevin Bauer, Abby Hepworth, and Julia Schroeder. Together, they all try to take this game from Playtest to Version 2.0. Download a FREE pdf of Schröedinger's Cats (Version 1.0) My First Dungeon is the tabletop role-playing podcast where we put first-time GMs through their paces as we build and run their first adventure and then circle back around to discuss what went right, what went wrong, and how they can make their game better. This is a three part series. Episode one is all about prep, where we will focus on building the session, understanding the GM's worries, and setting them up for success. Then it's out of the frying pan and into the fire in episode two where our nascent Game Master will run their very first game for a group of experienced players. Then in episode three we will look back on that first game and discuss what went right, what went wrong, and how we can improve. Subscribe to The Twenty Sided Newsletter to receive free–and slightly sporadic–emails containing original playable content, DM tips and tricks, and interviews with interesting people in the TTRPG community. Follow My First Dungeon: Twitter: @myfirstdungeon IG: @twentysidedpodcast Brian: @mrbrianflaherty Follow the Guests: Elliot Davis: @morebluebs Kevin Bauer: @notkevinbauer Abby Hepworth: @abby_hep Julia Schroeder: @juliaschroeder

In the finale of the Schröedinger's Cats playtest, Brian Flaherty leads Kevin Bauer, Abby Hepworth, and Julia Schroeder deeper into The Liminality to discover the sinister forces that has been stealing cat's lost lives. (Part 2 of 2) Download a FREE pdf of Schröedinger's Cats My First Dungeon is the tabletop role-playing podcast where we put first-time GMs through their paces as we build and run their first adventure and then circle back around to discuss what went right, what went wrong, and how they can make their game better. This is a three part series. Episode one is all about prep, where we will focus on building the session, understanding the GM's worries, and setting them up for success. Then it's out of the frying pan and into the fire in episode two where our nascent Game Master will run their very first game for a group of experienced players. Then in episode three we will look back on that first game and discuss what went right, what went wrong, and how we can improve. Subscribe to The Twenty Sided Newsletter to receive free–and slightly sporadic–emails containing original playable content, DM tips and tricks, and interviews with interesting people in the TTRPG community. Support the Project ECCO Crowdfundr Campaign Follow My First Dungeon: Twitter: @myfirstdungeon IG: @twentysidedpodcast

It's the first ever playtest of Schroedinger's Cats as Brian Flaherty leads Kevin Bauer, Abby Hepworth, and Julia Schroeder into The Liminality to rescue their lost lives! (Part 1 of 2) Download a FREE pdf of Schröedinger's Cats My First Dungeon is the tabletop role-playing podcast where we put first-time GMs through their paces as we build and run their first adventure and then circle back around to discuss what went right, what went wrong, and how they can make their game better. This is a three part series. Episode one is all about prep, where we will focus on building the session, understanding the GM's worries, and setting them up for success. Then it's out of the frying pan and into the fire in episode two where our nascent Game Master will run their very first game for a group of experienced players. Then in episode three we will look back on that first game and discuss what went right, what went wrong, and how we can improve. Subscribe to The Twenty Sided Newsletter to receive free–and slightly sporadic–emails containing original playable content, DM tips and tricks, and interviews with interesting people in the TTRPG community. Support the Project ECCO Crowdfundr Campaign Follow My First Dungeon: Twitter: @myfirstdungeon IG: @twentysidedpodcast

In an age of manifestation and prioritizing your dreams, what do you do when things don't go how you want or expect it to? How do you navigate feelings of disappointment? On this episode, Julia reflects on the idea of finding another way. Tune in for some of her current thoughts on this subject, along with a bonus oracle reading for fresh insight to carry with us into spring. Sign up to get our free newsletter at https://101waysofbeing.com Follow us @101waysofbeing For more exclusive content and to connect with other listeners, join our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/101waysofbeing 101 Ways of Being is produced by Julia Schroeder. The cover art is by Franka Del Santo and the music is by Mike Clark. Recorded on the ancestral lands of the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi Nations, among other indigenous tribes.

Creating a community of raving fans is no easy task for brands and creators. That's probably why our insight-obsessed friends at Methods + Mastery recently published this incredible research report on The Secret Language of Fandoms, which deconstructs multiple examples of raving fan communities online, and identifies a core trend among fandoms: that they are built on, and held together by complex language. Join us for this special episode as we unpack the report and how to interpret audience data, with Breana Bacon and Julia Schroeder from the Methods + Mastery research team. you can learn more about their work at knoweldgedrops.mtehodsandmastery.com    Be sure to read the full report if you want to learn how to speak fan. For more content, episodes, and show notes make sure to check out RightMetric.co.

For the first episode of the year, we chat with Isaac Geesling, a Phoenix-based photographer and videographer. Hear about how he makes it happen during the creative process while navigating the lulls of life, to his favorite movies and more.   Follow Isaac on Instagram @isaac_goose or check out some of his work here: https://isaacgeesling.smugmug.com/Images-Available-for-Prints/   Stay updated with our newsletter at https://101waysofbeing.com Follow us @101waysofbeing   Support the show and access exclusive content by joining our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/101waysofbeing   101 Ways of Being is produced by Julia Schroeder. The cover art is by Franka Del Santo and the music is by Mike Clark. Recorded on the ancestral lands of the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi Nations, among other indigenous tribes.

The Space Cops Who Saved Christmas. Written by Matt Penridge. Narrated by Julia Schroeder. Voiced by Mitch Socia (Officer Frank), Mrs. Molly Alampi (Officer Dentricks), and Rj Cache (Space Werewolf & Santa). Piano'd by Estar Cohen. And from the SG&N Staff: Happy Holidays and Happy New Year, from the top of our butts, to the bottom of our hearts! (And yeah, this episode originally aired last year, so what about it?!)

For the final episode of the year, Julia reflects on the idea of slowing down. What comes up when you take time to be still? When you're so focused on where you're going, it's easy to lose sight of where you are or where you've been. During the darkest time of year, let the light guide you back home. How will you make room in the heart of your home for what you want to cultivate in 2022?   Support the show and access exclusive content by joining our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/101waysofbeing   Stay updated with our newsletter at https://101waysofbeing.com Follow us @101waysofbeing   101 Ways of Being is produced by Julia Schroeder. The cover art is by Franka Del Santo and the music is by Mike Clark. Recorded on the ancestral lands of the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi Nations, among other indigenous tribes.   Decks used on this episode: Elemental Power Tarot https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1782499229/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2   Tarot of a Moon Garden https://www.etsy.com/listing/1107894899/tarot-of-a-moon-garden-authentic-karen?click_key=b0330b79cc0e97153d144311854f47dfd0d517e9%3A1107894899&click_sum=88331163&ref=shop_home_recs_1&pro=1

SKETCHES [CREDITS]: Buzz and Neil Best Friends Forever [written by Matt Penridge, performed by him and Mitch Socia.] Eharmony: It's Time For You [written by Chris Petersen and performed by Brendan McCarthy, Caitlyn Shea, Janelle Soulliere, and Travis Pelto.] Spy Story, From Parts Unknown [written by Matt Penridge, narrated by Donald Riedel, with performances from Molly Alampi and Julia Schroeder, and featuring Music by Pedro.] As always, thank you a shit ton for listening, and please tell your friends and local congressperson that they should listen too! [Outro music by the band Hawk and Son.] SG&N newsletter: https://tinyletter.com/springgardenandneff

Natalie and Julia join for a chat about how confidence level comes into play (cool pun) in Improv.

Who do you really want to be? Will you notice how that feels different tomorrow? The ways of being are an ever-changing eternal energy. What does it look like to show up for ourselves and others, authentically? In this short-and-sweet first episode of 101 Ways of Being, Julia Schroeder ponders over these questions and more.

On today's episode, Julia Schroeder and Mary Beth Kolbicz from She's Good Pod step into Film Nerd Studios to talk about the classic film Quacksketball. We talk about the bloopers and goofs that happen in the background, the way the duck shoots the ball, and Jason Biggs and Sarah Michelle Geller's sloppy kiss.  Also, we enter the Writer's Room and choose our fighters in a big movie crossover matchup.  Here's the crossover fights article.  Check out Julia and Mary Beth's podcast here. Music for Forgotten Films provided by ART DLR. 

On today's episode, Julia Schroeder and Mary Beth Kolbicz from She's Good Pod step into Film Nerd Studios to talk about the classic film Quacksketball. We talk about the bloopers and goofs that happen in the background, the way the duck shoots the ball, and Jason Biggs and Sarah Michelle Geller's sloppy kiss.  Also, we enter the Writer's Room and choose our fighters in a big movie crossover matchup.  Here's the crossover fights article.  Check out Julia and Mary Beth's podcast here. Music for Forgotten Films provided by ART DLR. 

Julia Schroeder joins for a conversation about... conversations. We'll talk about how Improv relates to hosting a podcast, what makes a good conversation, and why putting together a podcast is easier said than done.

The Space Cops Who Saved Christmas... from a friggin' Space Werewolf! Written by Matt Penridge... Narrated by Julia Schroeder... Voiced by Mitch Socia (Officer Frank), Molly Alampi (Officer Dentricks), and Rj Cache (Space Werewolf & Santa)... Piano played by Estar Cohen (Oh Tennenbaum). Email SG&N at SpringGardenAndNeff@gmail.com

Matt and Emily are back with a friend, Julia Schroeder! These crazy kids discuss Folklore, Taylor Swift’s ICONIC eighth studio album. Swifties, this was a recorded in a pre-Evermore world! During this conversation, Matt, Emily and Julia discuss their individual teas and decide if these teas are their cups of tea. Julia had Pin Bo … Continue reading Folklore with Julia Schroeder →

Nicole Pascaretta and Julia Schroeder join to talk about The Parent Trap: Lord of the Twins Trilogy.

SG&N is back and it is awesome baby! There are two gnarly sketches for you ear pleasure: 1) Chuck Schwabster 2) Russian Troll Local 447. Both sketches written by Matt Penridge... Russian Trolls played by the incomparable Marybeth Kolbicz, the outstanding Katie McCgraw & the superb Julia Schroeder!!! Thanks for listening and make sure you f'ng vote!!!

In this episode we talk to actor, writer, and comedian Julia Schroeder! Full disclosure, Jason adores Julia. Which is fitting because they're good friends and are on an improv team together. Julia talks to Jason about being from Detroit, her background in athletics, the correlation between sports and improv, her style of performance, creating the shows she's done (with previous guests), how she develops her material, and much more! Twitter: @jschroeder04, @ThereItIsPod, @JasonFarrJokes Instagram: @jules1090, @ThereItIsPod, @JasonFarrPics Facebook: @ThereItIsPod Subscribe to our comedy newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/e22defd4dee2/thereitis

Our guest today is Julia Schroeder, improviser at the Magnet Theater in NYC, check out her ridiculous sketch videos on her Instagram @jules1090 What is AIPD? It's a group of friends playing AI Dungeon: a game where you can do anything, but bad stuff inevitably happens. Join us as we fall backwards into an adventure and try not get cancelled for something terrible the AI comes up with. [1:45] Cran Rosenthal, an executive at Macy's, throws up eggs in the middle of an important meeting and gets fired. Luckily Cran has very supportive parents and his mother steps down from her position at Burger King to let Cran step in. [36:21] Sandelwood Shaw, a female jet ski repair person, investigates the murder of a boy that got hit by a jet ski after a mysterious couple tries to get their damaged jet ski repaired. She soon find outs that this goes deeper than a simple hit and run when she learns that the mob is involved. Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/aipd Like us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/aipd69 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/aipd69 Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/7r7sgKZ Support the stream: https://streamlabs.com/aipd Music Intro - JP (made with Magix Music Maker) Ben Briggs - Twitch Jams (http://twitchjams.com) Patricia Taxxon - https://twitter.com/PatriciaTaxxon Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_6hQy4elsyHhCOskZo0U5g) #dungeonmasterai #aidungeon --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aipd69/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aipd69/support

Maggie, Brendan, and guest Julia conclude with Julia's Seedling and Sage stages. Julia shares stories from undergrad and grad school, her gap year between the two, her eating disorder, discovering improv, and moving to NYC before the three share some Niche Quiche. Enjoy! Music by Will Curry and Artwork by Mitch Socia. Follow us on Instagram: @vulnerabiliteapod

Maggie and Brendan welcome Julia Schroeder to the studio. The three talk about dogs using public transportation, weddings, birthdays, brunch, kindergarten memories, and childhood carpool etiquette. Julia's Sprout stage includes being in the gifted programs in school, toxic boys, and friend group acronym names. Enjoy! Music by Will Curry and Artwork by Mitch Socia.Follow us on Instagram: @vulnerabiliteapod

Julia Schroeder joins BFSC to deliberate on the question “What makes you an adult?”.

Julia Schroeder joins BFSC to deliberate on the question “What’s the most annoying thing that could wake you up?”.

Leia Gibbard, Charissa Giannopoulos, and Julia Schroeder join BFSC to deliberate on the question “If you could snap your fingers and change the world, what minor nuisance of social behavior would you get rid of?”.

Leia Gibbard, Charissa Giannopoulos, and Julia Schroeder join BFSC to deliberate on the question “What’s the most confusing thing you could find on a menu?”.

James Quesada, Mike Maghiar, Collin Dwarzski, and Julia Schroeder deliberate on the question “What six fictional characters would you have stand in your wedding?”.

Episode 37 features Julia Schroeder and Nicole Pascaretta of the two woman show The Parent Trap: Lord of the Twins Trilogy. We chat about “To Have and Have Not” by Saturday Night Live. Sketch Nerds is a comedy podcast about the craft of sketch comedy where we breakdown your favorite sketches. For more info visit: badmedicinecomedy.com/sketchnerds/ Here is a link to the sketch we discussed: To Have and Have Not -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2X1Xd9jl_o The Parent Trap: Lord of the Twins Trilogy - https://www.theparenttraptrilogy.com/

Burt is missing! Sources say he's lost in a hedge maze. But don't worry, this episode is as jam-packed as Tippecanoe and Tyler Too in a one person canoe. We've got 2021 New York mayoral candidate, and real-life pigeon, Will De Vlavio. We've got James Quesada and Julia Schroeder. And finally, we've got real life baby, Baby James. It's a doooooozy.

This week, Josh talks to Julia Schroeder (@jschroeder04 on Twitter) about transitioning from athlete to comedian, not being the funny one in the family, and sharing the obsession of a favorite movie. You can see Julia with her improv team, The Cast, on January 26 and her sketch team, Perfect Storm, on January 28 and February 4. All of those shows are at the Magnet Theater in New York City. Follow her show The Parent Trap: Lord of the Twins Trilogy on Facebook at facebook.com/parenttraptrilogy. Learn more about this year’s Philly Sketchfest at phillysketchfest.com.

Eventually in improv, it's time to move on. That's the subject of this week's After Improv Podcast, as Julia Schroeder, James Quesada and Mitch Socia visit to talk about moving to New York next month to further pursue their entertainment careers. The trio talks about what success means to each of them, how they arrived at their decisions to move and their improv and professional goals in the Big Apple. James also talks about his cross-country improv teaching tour. All this and more: Schroeder *Moving on *Julia's Journey *DIII money *The decisions *Smash and grab *Network *Personal success levels *Timelines *Hello Future Mitch *Supporting cast *James on tour *Well wishes *Cat update *Surprise surprise *Buffalo John *Fact of the week * Comments or whatever: @tonyaugusty

Matt and Andy welcome an amazingly talented human being and good friend, Julia Schroeder, to the podcast. I mean we're talkin sports, movies, baseball, NOT golf, other things... And later in the episode we are honored to welcome Henry Forgle* - the OLDEST living person in America who happens to be a Cubs fan and happens to have attended the clinching game of the 1908 World Series... the last time the Cubs won!*Played by Jula Schroeder

Nicole, Julia, & James (Michigan Improv) tell us the about their experiences and what makes it so amazing to be part of the improv community. Intro/Outro Music provided by: NoCopyRightSounds

Rising tuition cost and insufficient “real world” education programs are frustrating to young adults in the U.S. who feel forced into traditional universities. A degree or accreditation is often used as a dangling carrot to lure potential students into high debt status. Non-traditional, creative career paths often take a back seat to traditional majors. Julia says CreateU is designed to teach the mindset of participation in our ever evolving, global world.   Key Takeaways: [2:09] How do we empower creatives to be profitable? [4:05] CreateU is a fast track to learning with relevance to current funding sources [6:04] We teach the mindset, so individuals can participate in a global evolving world. [7:00] A 3-phase, 1-year online program within a global community [11:54] The initial sections are the most intensive, a course is required every day [13:38] A track/path is similar to a major in a traditional university [16:11] Accreditation programs will transition to move past the fear element [18:34] We are working on a global goal campaign with the UN [19:46] Our goal is to keep CreateU under 10K [20:26] We are taking 10% of tuitions and putting it towards a graduate fund for projects [21:01] Contacting CreateU [22:11] The .life extension just fit our ideals perfectly   Mentions: CreateU Khan Academy The Foundation Integrative Nutrition