Podcast appearances and mentions of linda schwartz

Annie and Mindy talk about what it takes to have a deep and lasting friendship. They discuss what brought them together, how they are alike and how they are not. They also talk about a divorce workbook, pets, kids, the trauma of ex-husbands, the difference between growing up in Detroit vs Miami, having parents who asked you to perform and parents who didn't, asking your teacher to “hang out”, Groundlings, tums, having no emergency contact, boundaries, and how Jim Rash is the center of the universe.  Bios:  Annie Sertich wanted to be a lawyer - instead ended up playing one opposite Denzel Washington. She wanted to be in the Super Bowl -instead she has sold tires, accepted M&M's, and recently appeared as Tina, the Geico caveman's wife during the commercial breaks. She is an actor, writer, and alumni of the famed Groundings Theatre where she also performs a one woman show called ‘How To Not Kill Yourself for 30 days…and the next 330.'  You'll hear her voice on various animated shows and see her on shows such as: “Grey's Anatomy/Station 19,” “Superstore,” “Silicon Valley,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” Roar,” to name a few. Mindy Sterling is a 2017 two time Emmy Nominee for Best Actress in Short Form Comedy or Drama for her work on Con Man and Secs and Execs. She is probably best known for her character portrayal of Frau Farbissina, Dr. Evil's German henchwoman and lover in all three Austin Powers Films. Other films are The Grinch Who Stole Christmas and Drop Dead Gorgeous. She currently recurs as Linda Schwartz on The Goldbergs and has guest starred on Grace and Frankie, A Series of Unfortunate Events, Legit, iCarly. Her voice over career consists of Legend of Korra, The Great North , American Dad, Family Guy, Loud House, Scooby Doo, Chowder to name a few. She is an alumni of The Groundlings and occasionally still directs and performs there.

THE VIBE with Kelly Cardenas presents Linda Schwartz is a Lao-American stand-up comic, writer, podcast host, content creator, and SAHM based out of San Diego, CA. Her fish-out-of-water upbringing in the South as a foster kid along with her experiences as a self-directed, self-helped, figure-it-out-as-she-goes lifestyle has led to a unique confluence of life encounters that she channels into a vulnerable yet relatable point of view. She has performed all over the country in many “world famous” clubs such as The Comedy Store, The Laugh Factory, Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club, and Stand Up NY. She's been a featured comedian in the NY Comedy Festival, the West End Comedy Festival (in ATL), Kenan Presents Pop Up Fest, and the Burbank Comedy Festival. Her podcast, She Shed Comedy, was chosen as a “Podcast We Love” on WhoHaHa a website that spotlights and supports women in comedy. She resides in La Jolla, CA with her husband and son. Comedy IG: @sheshedcomedy Personal IG: @audaciousl11 FB: facebook.com/audaciousl11 Tiktok: tiktok.com/@sheshedcomedy SUBSCRIBE TO MY SUBSTACK https://thevibebykellycardenas.substack.com?r=4nn6y5&utm_medium=ios BUY THE VIBE BOOK ⁠https://a.co/d/6tgAJ4c⁠  BUY BLING ⁠https://shop.kellycardenas.com/products/kelly-cardenas-salon-bling⁠  SUPPORT HIGH FIVES FOUNDATION ⁠https://highfivesfoundation.org/⁠  EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - BROOKLYN CARDENAS ⁠https://www.brooklyncardenas.com/⁠

Daydreamers! HOLY S*** we are so excited to share this episode with you all. We had the amazing opportunity to sit down and chat with Mindy Sterling about life & music. Mindy is famously known as Frau Farbassina in the Austin Powers trilogy, Linda Schwartz from The Goldbergs & so many more hilarious characters. Thank you so much Mindy for chatting to us. We love you!FIND MINDY HEREIG - https://www.instagram.com/mindyster/FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/MindySterlingOfficialEMAIL US!info@daydreambelieverspodcast.comSUPPORT US ON PATREON!https://bit.ly/3Ye9ARpOur Spotify playlist - https://spoti.fi/3cnBgO0You'll find all the songs we mention in the episode here!Playlunch Spotify (intro) - https://open.spotify.com/artist/0KeXd4EkaUHseJoZQhNR4uTiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@daydreambelieverspodcast?Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/daydreambelieverspod/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/daydreambelieverspodEMT Coaching - https://msha.ke/emtcoaching Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Mindy drops some amazing advice and knowledge that every actor needs to hear! Mindy Sterling is an American television, film and voice actress. She portrayed Frau Farbissina in the Austin Powers film series and starred in the web series Con Man, the latter of which earned her a Primetime Emmy Award nomination. Mindy is part of the iconic Ground lings improve group and has had recurring roles as Miss Francine Briggs on the Nickelodeon series iCarly, Principal Susan Skidmore on the Disney Channel series A.N.T. Farm, and Linda Schwartz on the ABC series The Goldbergs. Mindy joins The Dudes for a fun look at her career and gives advice for others entering the Entertainment Business!

Today's conversation was one of the most fun ones I've had in the history of The Self-Consciousness Podcast! Linda Schwartz is a Lao American stand up comic, writer, and podcast host. She has performed all over San Diego including the world famous Comedy Store in La Jolla. Her writing has been featured in Huffington Post, elephant journal, and she has been a ghostwriter for a couple of best selling books. Her podcast was recently chosen as a “Podcasts We Love” on WhoHaha, a website that spotlights and supports women in comedy. We talk about the very serendipitous way she got her start in comedy, how healing as become interwoven in her experience and work, and the "why" behind her comedy. We get a little personal talking about our families and what it's like parenting with a partner from a different cultural background, and how motherhood empowers our work. Linda is redefining comedy for a new age, and I hope she comes East soon!  In the meantime, check her out on the West Coast and follow her on IG @sheshedcomedy https://www.instagram.com/sheshedcomedy/ Her website: https://www.sheshedcomedy.com/ Watch this episode on Spotify for video, or on YouTube: https://youtu.be/bdFP2osNC5Y ------- Catch the live in-person show Sacred Comedy™ in Jersey City, NJ at Sip Studios! We have monthly shows and you can hear all about them and stay updated by heading here: https://www.thesacredcomedy.com/ Come check out this beautiful weird experiment with some amazing standup comedians. This podcast and the live shows are produced by Hathor Communications : https://www.hathorcommunications.co/ Follow me on the gram: @sacredcomedy or @hathorcommunications Music: Phiescope, Mu-ziq Ladies, Fiona Apple --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/selfconsciousnesspodcast/message

Today's conversation was one of the most fun ones I've had in the history of The Self-Consciousness Podcast! Linda Schwartz is a Lao American stand up comic, writer, and podcast host. She has performed all over San Diego including the world famous Comedy Store in La Jolla. Her writing has been featured in Huffington Post, elephant journal, and she has been a ghostwriter for a couple of best selling books. Her podcast was recently chosen as a “Podcasts We Love” on WhoHaha, a website that spotlights and supports women in comedy. We talk about the very serendipitous way she got her start in comedy, how healing as become interwoven in her experience and work, and the "why" behind her comedy. We get a little personal talking about our families and what it's like parenting with a partner from a different cultural background, and how motherhood empowers our work. Linda is redefining comedy for a new age, and I hope she comes East soon!  In the meantime, check her out on the West Coast and follow her on IG @sheshedcomedy https://www.instagram.com/sheshedcomedy/ Her website: https://www.sheshedcomedy.com/ Watch this episode on Spotify for video, or on YouTube: https://youtu.be/bdFP2osNC5Y ------- Catch the live in-person show Sacred Comedy™ in Jersey City, NJ at Sip Studios! We have monthly shows and you can hear all about them and stay updated by heading here: https://www.thesacredcomedy.com/ Come check out this beautiful weird experiment with some amazing standup comedians. This podcast and the live shows are produced by Hathor Communications : https://www.hathorcommunications.co/ Follow me on the gram: @sacredcomedy or @hathorcommunications Music: Phiescope, Mu-ziq Ladies, Fiona Apple --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/selfconsciousnesspodcast/message

Mindy Sterling is an American television, film, improv, and voice actress. She portrayed Frau Farbissina in the Austin Powers film series and starred in the web series Con Man, the latter of which earned her a Primetime Emmy Award nomination. Mindy is part of the iconic Groundlings improv group and has had recurring roles as Miss Francine Briggs on the Nickelodeon series iCarly, Principal Susan Skidmore on the Disney Channel series A.N.T. Farm, and Linda Schwartz on the ABC series The Goldbergs. Mindy joins The Dudes for a fun look at her career and gives advice for others entering the Entertainment Business!

If you've wandered around Los Angeles and you swear you've spotted Frau Farbissina from Austin Powers or Miss Francine Briggs from iCarly or Linda Schwartz from The Goldbergs then you may have experienced a genuine Mindy Sterling encounter!Mindy's IMDB is vast and deep and it includes The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, A.N.T. Farm, Desperate Housewives, Captain Underpants, 2 Broke Girls and That's So Raven. Many millennials have accidentally called her Mom.Mindy shares her experiences growing up as a showbiz baby with a comedian dad and a showgirl mom, how she made her mark on the industry and how she then poured herself into raising a son on the Autism spectrum.Mindy is Groundlings royalty and she elaborates on the history, discipline and legacy of improv comedy. Plus, she has worked extensively in children's TV, including alongside Jennette McCurdy from iCarly whose best selling book, I'm Glad My Mom Died is a cautionary tale on the dangers of mixing kids with show business. Mindy shares her experiences working with Jennette and her fellow child actors.All this plus anticipation on the Austin Powers front. Will there be another sequel…? Mindy has clues.We're also joined by Journalist/Mental Health Advocate/Author Janeane Bernstein, EDd. Her books 'GET THE FUNK OUT! $%^& Happens, What to Do Next!' and the upcoming 'Better Humans: What The Mental Health Pandemic Teaches Us About Humanity' are changing the ways in which we look at mental and emotional health.Janeane joins us to talk about the inspiration behind her talk show and books which explore how setbacks can become successes and how we can all better handle the inevitable challenges we face in life. All this plus we are recommending Hollywood on Netflix and Fire of Love on Hulu and Disney.Path Points of Interest:Mindy Sterling - Groundlings Alumni PageGroundlings COOKIN' WITH GAS 30th ANNIVERSARYMindy Sterling on IMDBMindy Sterling on WikipediaJaneane Bernstein Get The Funk Out! $%^& Happens, What to Do Next!Better Humans: What The Mental Health Pandemic Teaches Us About HumanityGet The Funk Out on KUCIOutside The Box: Mental Health Initiative Hollywood series on NetflixFull Service: My Adventures In Hollywood And The Secret Sex Lives Of The Stars by Scotty BowersScotty and the Secret History of Hollywood on Hulu Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood on PrimeFire of Love on Hulu Fire of Love on Disney Fire of Love on Prime

-If you are going to do this, just decide to be a professional. Learn some skills; give it some time. It's not going to be easy; set proper expectations, go out there and give it your best and just keep doing it.-  'Go Pro' by Eric Worre. For some people, being professional is synonymous with having years of experience on stage. For others, it could be the aura you emit, the way you carry yourself, what style you show up with, your outfit, and a host of others. Robin Williams said, "Comedy is the only art form that you can use everything you know." In this episode, Linda Schwartz takes us through a significant experience in network marketing that changed her mindset and set her on the path to going pro. She shares tips to help set you on your journey to becoming a  professional comic. You can be perceived as a professional during your first performance! Tune in to this episode as Linda talks about how you can stack the deck in your favor even if you haven't stepped foot on stage. You might want to grab a book and pen for this!   Topics discussed in this episode.   1:09 Lessons from Network Marketing Companies. 6:42 What it means to be a professional comedian. 7:44 Set a standard of excellence. 8:18 Respect people's time always. 10:25 Learn a skill. Talent doesn't guarantee success. 12:50 Treat people nicely. 14:35 Tips on how to exude professionalism as a newbie comedian. I would love you to help us 'stay on air' by posting a review about this podcast and what you've learned from it on the apple podcast page. Thank you! Connect with Linda Schwartz:   Instagram Facebook iTunes

Standup comedy is a personal development course in action, according to our host, Linda Schwartz. Her comedy is a work in progress, as is she, but she's sharing her (cringeworthy) experiences to help you improve, too. On the last episode of She Shed Comedy, we dissected Linda's tight five from her 2022 Pretty Funny Women show. Today, we're taking a look at her seven-minute set, so get ready for some laughs and a few lessons! Perhaps one of the most important things to remember about crafting a set is that the time of a set isn't how much time you actually have. This is comedy, after all, so you'll need to pause to leave room for laughs. From “trimming the fat” to adding new jokes, Linda was able to achieve more cohesion and expand her set from five minutes to seven minutes. She'll explain how she did it by deconstructing the changes she made, and why she made them.  Linda also discusses her favorite way to end a set, listening to the audience, and her fears sharing these sets. Hear all this and more on this episode! Topics discussed in this episode: Linda's tight five from the Pretty Funny Women show Linda's seven-minute set expanded from the tight five Linda explains what changes were made and why The new jokes added to the seven-minute set Paying attention to where people are laughing Following the line of logic Ending your set with a callback The importance of not rushing your set Sets are a work in progress Reflecting on a Jim Carrey quote Linda's self-care prompt, personal prompt, and comedy prompt for the week Want to watch Linda bomb and see how far she has come? Take a look at her Stand Up Comedy Showcase Set (and prepare to cringe)! For more episodes, click here! Connect with Linda Schwartz:   Instagram Facebook iTunes

“You can't pour from an empty cup”, is a quote our host Linda Schwartz now lives by.    Linda lived this reality when realizing she had abandoned herself and her creative pursuits after diving headfirst into motherhood. However, being a mother and a wife doesn't mean you stop being you.    This is a fact Linda wants to drive home to you listeners by hearing her journey how she came back to herself to become the comic she is today.     In today's episode, Linda gives her backstory of becoming a mother and living with guilt and regret only to realize at the age of 40 that she wasn't fulfilled and wanted to do something about it. She took action toward what she knew was true to her and is now booking shows all over San Diego and LA.    This episode is particularly for all the mothers out there. She wants you to know, you are doing a great job, regardless of what you keep telling yourself, and that you can fulfill your dreams.    It's actually so important that you do because it can only benefit your family in the long run, because well, you can't pour from an empty cup, and your family deserves the best version of you. Better yet, you deserve the best version of you.   Tune in to hear an inspiring story packed with a 3 point framework you can use to change your mindset as well as tips to get you there. There is also an activity at the end of the episode that you don't want to miss! Topics discussed in this episode:   Why Linda held off on her career as a comic How family obligations took center stage Intrusive thoughts of guilt and regret What inspired Linda to start comedy again 3 things all creative moms need The benefits of implementing this framework 3 tips on self care, personal development, and comedy Take home activity Jim Carrey's motivational speech ‘Life Happens For You'. Connect with Linda Schwartz:     Instagram Facebook iTunes

-If you are going to do this, just decide to be a professional. Learn some skills; give it some time. It's not going to be easy; set proper expectations, go out there and give it your best and just keep doing it.-  'Go Pro' by Eric Worre. For some people, being professional is synonymous with having years of experience on stage. For others, it could be the aura you emit, the way you carry yourself, what style you show up with, your outfit, and a host of others. Robin Williams said, "Comedy is the only art form that you can use everything you know." In this episode, Linda Schwartz takes us through a significant experience in network marketing that changed her mindset and set her on the path to going pro. She shares tips to help set you on your journey to becoming a  professional comic. You can be perceived as a professional during your first performance! Tune in to this episode as Linda talks about how you can stack the deck in your favor even if you haven't stepped foot on stage. You might want to grab a book and pen for this!   Topics discussed in this episode.   1:09 Lessons from Network Marketing Companies. 6:42 What it means to be a professional comedian. 7:44 Set a standard of excellence. 8:18 Respect people's time always. 10:25 Learn a skill. Talent doesn't guarantee success. 12:50 Treat people nicely. 14:35 Tips on how to exude professionalism as a newbie comedian. I would love you to help us 'stay on air' by posting a review about this podcast and what you've learned from it on the apple podcast page. Thank you! Connect with Linda Schwartz:   Instagram Facebook iTunes

Standup comedy is a personal development course in action, according to our host, Linda Schwartz. Her comedy is a work in progress, as is she, but she's sharing her (cringeworthy) experiences to help you improve, too.   On the last episode of She Shed Comedy, we dissected Linda's tight five from her 2022 Pretty Funny Women show. Today, we're taking a look at her seven-minute set, so get ready for some laughs and a few lessons!   Perhaps one of the most important things to remember about crafting a set is that the time of a set isn't how much time you actually have. This is comedy, after all, so you'll need to pause to leave room for laughs.   From “trimming the fat” to adding new jokes, Linda was able to achieve more cohesion and expand her set from five minutes to seven minutes. She'll explain how she did it by deconstructing the changes she made, and why she made them.   Linda also discusses her favorite way to end a set, listening to the audience, and her fears sharing these sets. Hear all this and more on this episode!   Topics discussed in this episode:   Linda's tight five from the Pretty Funny Women show Linda's seven-minute set expanded from the tight five Linda explains what changes were made and why The new jokes added to the seven-minute set Paying attention to where people are laughing Following the line of logic Ending your set with a callback The importance of not rushing your set Sets are a work in progress Reflecting on a Jim Carrey quote Linda's self-care prompt, personal prompt, and comedy prompt for the week   Want to watch Linda bomb and see how far she has come? Take a look at her Stand Up Comedy Showcase Set (and prepare to cringe)!   For more episodes, click here!   Connect with Linda Schwartz:   Instagram Facebook iTunes

Every comic starts out with a five-minute set or what the industry refers to as a ‘tight five'. This tight five will evolve over time and eventually expand into a seven-minute set, then a 15-minute set, then a 45-minute set, and so on. Since Linda started performing, her set has evolved constantly, with minor tweaks from show to show. Today, we deconstruct her tight five and take a look at how she put her set together to get it as tight and structurally cohesive as possible. This episode offers insight into the methodology behind crafting a set using Linda's performance from the Pretty Funny Women show in May 2022 as an example. We take a look at the essential elements of this tight five, from setups to callbacks, and share some tips for cutting the fat (and keeping the laughs coming!) If you're in your head, you're not connecting with your audience. That's why we want to help you get so comfortable with preparation, precision, and timing that you don't even have to think about it in the moment. Tune in today for all this and more! Topics discussed in this episode: A cringe-worthy bombing experience (and what you can learn from it) The methodology and intention that goes into crafting a set Linda's tight five from the Pretty Funny Women show in May 2022 Benefits of recording your live performances An understanding of word economy and sticky phrases Tips for getting a laugh within the first three seconds Creative context, setups, educational bits, and the rule of three Why you should keep a running tab of funny observations Deconstructing the set piece and the callback How to play on the assumptions of your audience A reminder that every set is a work in progress Giving your audience permission to laugh Your 2-in-1 self-care and personal development prompt This week's recommended comedy prompt on Netflix   Want to watch Linda bomb and see how far she has come? Take a look at her Stand Up Comedy Showcase Set (and prepare to cringe!) Recommended Resources:Brian Simpson on Season 3 of 'The Standups' For more episodes, click here! Connect with Linda Schwartz:   Instagram Facebook iTunes

“You can't pour from an empty cup”, is a quote our host Linda Schwartz now lives by.    Linda lived this reality when realizing she had abandoned herself and her creative pursuits after diving headfirst into motherhood. However, being a mother and a wife doesn't mean you stop being you.    This is a fact Linda wants to drive home to you listeners by hearing her journey how she came back to herself to become the comic she is today.     In today's episode, Linda gives her backstory of becoming a mother and living with guilt and regret only to realize at the age of 40 that she wasn't fulfilled and wanted to do something about it. She took action toward what she knew was true to her and is now booking shows all over San Diego and LA.    This episode is particularly for all the mothers out there. She wants you to know, you are doing a great job, regardless of what you keep telling yourself, and that you can fulfill your dreams.    It's actually so important that you do because it can only benefit your family in the long run, because well, you can't pour from an empty cup, and your family deserves the best version of you. Better yet, you deserve the best version of you.   Tune in to hear an inspiring story packed with a 3 point framework you can use to change your mindset as well as tips to get you there. There is also an activity at the end of the episode that you don't want to miss! Topics discussed in this episode:   Why Linda held off on her career as a comic How family obligations took center stage Intrusive thoughts of guilt and regret What inspired Linda to start comedy again 3 things all creative moms need The benefits of implementing this framework 3 tips on self care, personal development, and comedy Take home activity Jim Carrey's motivational speech ‘Life Happens For You'. Connect with Linda Schwartz:     Instagram Facebook iTunes

There's a lot you can't control in the comedy world as a comic, but the aspects you can control, should be prioritized.  These are fixed opportunities for success that can help propel your career forward, even if it doesn't seem like it at first. Like showing up on time, or even early, and dressing appropriately, not like you just rolled out of bed like many comics do.  Setting a standard of excellence puts you into a different category and can be a few of the factors why you are chosen to be booked over another comic.  To speak on this we have invited Anastasia Washington. She is an award-winning biracial actress, comedian, podcaster, and filmmaker. She has set a standard for herself in the industry where she has been determined to break the barriers between what it means to be a comic.  Pretty women can be funny, and you don't have to look like you just rolled out of bed to be funny either. Anastasia talks to us about how she has reframed her mindset about what it means to bomb a show or if that is even a real thing, and how she embraced being biracial and made it work for her Topics discussed in this episode:   How Anastasia got into comedy and jump started her career The standard of performance set by ‘Pretty Funny Women' Importance of being early to a gig for your mental state What about comedy that Anastasia loves and respects so much How Anastasia veers away from the shock factor The importance of standing in your truth in comedy and life Do we really know if we've bombed? The idea of reframing your mindset Connect with Anastasia:Instagram Twitter YouTube   Connect with Linda Schwartz:   Instagram Facebook iTunes Visit https://getlaughpass.com/  and use coupon code “SHESHED” for discounts on live comedy shows in your area!

The pandemic hit everyone hard, where everyone was expected to innovate and pivot in a whole new direction in a moment's notice. This isn't easy in any industry, let alone in show business where you have to be creative, and as we all know, creativity can't always be summoned.  However, after a chance conversation with a colleague, actor, writer, producer, film maker, Summer Moore created ‘Pandemic Pillow Talk', as a means to create during the shut downs, which ended up being a huge success. Summer is wildly talented so this doesn't come as a surprise, but it takes a special knowing and understanding to create from a place you've never been before.  In today's episode we discuss how Summer created ‘Pandemic Pillow Talk', as well as an important conversation about the power of reciprocity. Giving back, helping, doing good for others expecting nothing in return, but receiving tenfold. This mindset and philosophy is what helped get Summer where she is now, and continues to live by the laws of karma that will surely help catapult her to new heights. Tune in to hear a story of success in the midst of the pandemic and to learn about the power of reciprocity as well! Topics discussed in this episode: How Summer got into comedy The fruition of Pandemic Pillow Talk Developing a social media following as an actor The power in reciprocity The struggle for artists to switch to being business minded How Summer figured out the business side of show business Summer's words of wisdom for anyone pursuing comedy The importance of helping other women To watch ‘Pandemic Pillow Talk' head to their website or connect via Instagram.   Connect with Linda Schwartz:  Instagram Facebook iTunesVisit https://getlaughpass.com/  and use coupon code “SHESHED” for discounts on live comedy shows in your area!

Authentic expression is cultivated through self work and perseverance in the face of shame and doubt. Pushing through those moments where you feel less than, and becoming unapologetically yourself, is palpable for anyone that comes in contact with you. This is true for comics that come on stage and tell jokes that are true to them. The audience knows when it's not truthful, it is felt through the room. That is because there is a certain reciprocity that happens between comic and audience that is unsaid but felt very strongly. This is something our guest on today's episode understood early on, and has been able to work through her own insecurities and self doubt by going on stage and just being herself. Cindy Ann Boisson is a standup comedian born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago, and is now based in Florida. Cindy lets us in on her pre-show rituals and how she overcame stage fright in a very unique and profound way. Tune in to hear someone who is grounded in their authentic self, and for some sage advice you can use on and off stage. Topics discussed in this episode: How Cindy started comedy Cindy's experience with stage fright What it means to stand in your discomfort Importance of authenticity when on stage The importance of time when turning tragedy to comedy Cindy's rituals before she goes on stage How Cindy remains authentic Cindy's most sage advice Connect with Cindy:Instagram Facebook Website Connect with Linda Schwartz:   Instagram Facebook iTunes Visit https://getlaughpass.com/  and use coupon code “SHESHED” for discounts on live comedy shows in your area!

Linda is relaunching She Shed Comedy and shares an update on what's to come. 

On this episode, Dr. Cindy Tsai and Dr. Khoa D. Truong chat with host Linda Schwartz on the importance of integrative medicine and holistic health and wellbeing. Dr. Tsai was born in Vancouver, Canada and raised in Taipei, Taiwan. She is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician and medical director. She has achieved balance between the cultures and medicinal philosophies of both East and West. Her philosophy is centered on the mind-body connection—something that is unique to each individual. Her training in coaching, mindfulness, and various energy healing modalities are used to curate a holistic and personalized approach to healing and growth. San Diego native Dr. Khoa D Truong is a decorated member of several associations for over 15 years, including the American Optometric Association, the California Optometric Association, and the San Diego Optometric Society. He was a member of the President's Lions Club and used his expertise to conduct free vision screenings and health fairs for the community of San Diego. He also has his own wellness talk show on Vietnamese Television (VNTV) that he co-hosts with Dana Vo. The show helps address different aspects of health and life. For more info on their practices, visit cindytsaimd.com and kdtoptometry.com!

This Week's Guest:You know Her as Frau Farbissina from the Austin Powers Movies, Linda Schwartz on The Goldbergs, and Junkyard Kyle on The Great North, and so many more, and this Comedy Icon is headed to TPL this Tuesday!She's an amazing advocate for Autism Awareness and an even more amazing mother, and she's coming to chat it up with us!  Her son Max even drops in from time to time throughout the episode to dispense some wisdom on being Mindy's Son.  In This Show:Mindy talks about adopting her sonFinding out her son was on the spectrumHow Kristen Wiig babysat for MindyMax talks about possibly starting a pro-wrestling podcastClare shares the brilliance of her kid's Job Board to make money at homeJamie takes the crew through an article about what parents wish they'd done differently when their kids were still at home,And So Much More! Don't Miss This One Folks! It's a Fantastic Show!You can catch up with what Mindy Sterling is doing at:https://www.instagram.com/mindyster/ You can catch The Parent's Lounge Live Every Tuesday Night at 10pm EST/7pm PST at:https://www.facebook.com/theparentslounge#theparentslounge #mindysterling #austinpowers #fraufarbissina #thegoldbergs #lindaschwartz #junkyardkyle #jamiekaler #jasongowin #ClareKramer #katemulligan #podcast #funny #comedy #standup #improv #autismawareness #austism #funnyparents #parentingadvice #livestreaming #cohosts #traumabonded #momlife #dadlife

This week we have on honored guest Linda Schwartz to talk about the music publishing industry! We get into the nitty-gritty of streaming services, sheet music copywrite, and get visited by a good doggo! Hope you enjoy!!

Cecilia Chung is a national transgender rights, HIV/AIDS, LGBTQ+, and social justice activist from Hong Kong. Chung immigrated to California with her family, where she later made a home for herself in San Francisco. Her service and advocacy have been prominent since the early 1990s, when she had begun to establish her voice in various community interest groups. She has continually made space as a representative for Asian American transgender folks and those who live with HIV as the first transgender woman for both the Board of Directors of the San Francisco Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Celebration and San Francisco Human Rights Commission. Her extensive community engagement within the LGBTQ+ space has allowed her to amplify the voices of others, as well as educate non-LGBTQ+ folks who are looking to better support their neighbors, family, and friends. In this episode of Asian Voices Radio, our host Hula Ramos and co-host Linda Schwartz create a space for Cecilia Chung's personal experiences and advice for those of the LGBTQ+ communities and its allies. Together they explore Ms. Chung's work, how to better understand and show up for one another, and what we can do to amplify the voices of our community. Learn more about Cecilia Chung and her work by visiting her website http://www.ceciliachung.com/.

Lao-American stand-up comedian, podcast host, writer, and mother, Linda Schwartz continuously paved her way toward building a life for herself and her family, while pursuing her passion. In the past, she has written for publications such as Huffington Post, elephant journal, and Positively Positive. She has since started her own podcast series called “She Shed Comedy”, where she focuses on educating and empowering women who are pursuing a career in comedy or are simply interested in personal growth. Hopefully this show will inspire you through the stories of women like yourself to really allow yourself the agency and also the permission to go after your dreams. Linda Schwartz Growing up in Savannah, Georgia, Linda was always one of the few Asian kids in her neighborhood. She was raised in a way that many call a “non-traditional”. Identity crisis became a feeling familiar to her at a very young age. With host, Hula Ramos, Linda explores her personal journey of navigating her identity as a Laotian-American, connecting to her heritage in her later life and “learning to be more Lao”. Did you enjoy listening to our special guest? Linda Schwartz's “She Shed Comedy” is available online at https://www.sheshedcomedy.com/.

For some moms like podcast hosts Linda Schwartz and I, choosing to do home birth or other birth experiences that are less typical is bewildering. There would be a lot of input about your birthing and motherhood experience from many different people especially if you’re a new mom. Mama, it is okay to listen. But it matters that you listen most to what feels right for you, and stick with it. Other life-changing stuff you will learn from this episode… What to expect from birthing class/ education Pregnant after 30 experience Choosing home birth/ other birthing options How you can be steadfast with your own preference despite other people’s input Communicating your own unique preference to others Navigating around the experience of “mama brain” Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss out! And let’s build a community of rising moms by sharing it with a friend too! Head over to www.renaefieck.com/podcast/homebirth to tune into the whole episode!

Gud mitt i veckan 2020. Linda Schwartz och David Cederström.

Gud mitt i veckan 2020. Linda Schwartz.

Gud mitt i veckan 2020. Linda Schwartz och Karolina Pokand

Gud mitt i veckan 2020. Linda Schwartz, Anna Tegebo och Eddie Alm.

Gud mitt i veckan 2020. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo.

Gud mitt i veckan 2020. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo.

Gud mitt i veckan 2020. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo.

Gud mitt i veckan 2020. Linda Schwartz och Karolina Poland.

Gud mitt i veckan 2020. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo.

Linda Schwartz introducerar innehållet i podden GUD mitt i veckan 2020.

4 december. Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo.

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2 oktober. Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo.

25 september. Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz med gäst.

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In this episode of “Love Talk Live” Jaime and Comedian Linda Schwartz discuss the following topics: -Calling in your love and being open and ready for it to arrive with no attachment to HOW it shows up -Relationship to Self and how we relate to others (aka the mirror) -Healing relationships with our parents can help all of our relationships;

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz, Anna Tegebo och Hans Klahr

Linda is a stand up comedian and host of the popular podcast She Shed Comedy; a podcast dedicated to empowering and educating women who are pursuing a career in comedy. She’s a personal development junkie hellbent on sharing her transformational journey and laughing about the absurdities in life. In this interview, you will learn: 1: Why life is like improv, you have to say “yes, and…” 2: Why it’s important to appreciate what you already have 3: The power of seeing someone else’s pain, rather than just your own 4: How humour is a powerful perspective shifter Website: www.sheshedcomedy.com Facebook: Linda Schwartz

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz, Anna Tegebo och Peter Gille.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz, Anna Tegebo och Vincent.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Karin Wieczorek. Klockor.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Anna Tegebo, Linda Schwartz. Paus

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Anna Tegebo, Linda Schwartz och Bobby Sjölander.

If you have ever thought about hiring a VA but didn’t know where to start, check out this episode. Linda Schwartz from the She Shed Podcast (https://www.sheshedcomedy.com/) gives a full tutorial on the entire process. Learn how to write an application that weeds out unqualified candidates. Create a selection process to determine the best fit from qualified candidates. Develop video training to keep everyone on the same page. See full show notes at Brainy Boss

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Lina Frank. Förföljelse.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo. Påsk.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo. Dop.

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Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo. Global Youthday.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo. Tjäna andra.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Simon Ådahl.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz, Anna Tegebo och Karolina Poland.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Tairon.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz, Anna Tegebo och Tina

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz, Anna Tegebo och Camilla.

In this episode, host Linda Schwartz gives an update on what's to come, shares some personal news, and talks a little bit about She Shed Comedy's new partnership with Stand Up NY & Laughpass. 

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz, Anna Tegebo och Lina Frank.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz, Anna Tegebo och Jonathan Karlsson.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz, Anna Tegebo och Celina Sääv.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo. Solen.

Gud mitt i veckan 2019. Linda Schwartz och Anna Tegebo. Nyårslöfte.

Anna Tegebo och Linda Schwartz informerar om podden för unga som startar första veckan i januari 2019.

Linda Schwartz is a stand up comedian and the host of She Shed Comedy podcast. So you would never guess that she suffered from social anxiety as a young adult. How did she break out of her comfort zone and destroy the fear that was holding her back? Listen to today's episode to hear her story, including the small steps that led to living out her dream of being on stage!

In this solo episode, host Linda Schwartz shares her learnings from the last 60 days since the launch of this podcast and her stand up comedy journey. She talks about managing your expectations and what you can control.

Linda Schwartz, Stand Up Comedian and Host of She Shed Comedy Podcast; a show dedicated to empowering women pursuing a career in comedy. You can learn more about Linda here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/she-shed-comedy-empowering-your-comedy-career/id1430541423?mt=2 This episode is brought to you by Authors Unite. Authors Unite provides you with all the resources you need to become a successful author. You can learn more about Authors Unite here: http://authorsunite.com/. Thank you for listening to The Business Blast Podcast! Tyler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authorsunite/support

In this episode I share the mission, intention, and three ways to get the most out of this content! Please listen and come along for the ride!

It's been two years since Connecticut's former State Veterans Affairs Commissioner Dr. Linda Schwartz was named Assistant Secretary for Policy and Planning at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. In that role, her focus has expanded dramatically -- encompassing issues relevant to veterans and their families across all 50 states. Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.