Podcasts about orbital redux

Today Matt is chatting with with astrophysicist, science consultant, and writer, Dr. Erin Macdonald! Together they chat about Erin's consulting work on shows like Orbital Redux as well as a plethora of Star Trek properties including Discovery, Prodigy, Picard, and Lower Decks just to name a few. They also chat about Erin's love of the Mass Effect franchise, finding a passion for space at an early age, and the experience of meeting your heroes. Next Episode: 2021 Highlights w/ Stormageddon

Matt & Geoff are joined once again by actor Yuri Lowenthal to discuss some current and upcoming projects, including He-Man & the Masters of the Universe and Spider-Man 2.  You can find this episode's guest on Twitter and check out Orbital Redux on Dust

Adam Hall, the brand manager for Boulevard Brewing (https://www.boulevard.com/), talks about their new Space Camper IPA and the comic book based universe they are building around their future beers. Yuri Lowenthal (https://twitter.com/YuriLowenthal) and Parvesh Cheena (https://twitter.com/Parvesh) share stories from their amazing acting careers and take some time to catch up with each other live on the air. 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Adam Hall from Boulevard Brewing (https://twitter.com/boulevard_beer) talks about what an IPA is, The Space Camper comic universe, taking inspiration from the West Coast Avengers, beers with short shelf lives lending themselves to a limited release, whether the art will change year by year, new characters and new identities that will be added, whether there will be toys and comics made, why Boulevard is donating 7% of the profits back to carefully chosen programs that help to save the earth, and using the finder tool on their website to find Boulevard products. 13:30 SEGMENT 2: Yuri Lowenthal and Parvesh Cheena talk about how they met in an acting class, Parvesh realizing Yuri was a big deal after looking up his credits, Yuri having a recording studio in his house, “Centaurworld” on Netflix, singing in cartoons, Parvesh's reaction to seeing his “Centaurworld” character for the first time, how having the artwork helps with 80% of finding the voice for a character, making it as an actor, and Yuri's feelings on playing Superman. 27:30 SEGMENT 3: Yuri and Parvesh talk about Yuri playing Adam in “Masters of the Universe”, what it's like to play a character they grew up with, Parvesh's thoughts on “Outsourced” ending 10 years ago, and playing Dany Pudi's evil brother on “Mythic Quest”. 37:24 SEGMENT 4: Parvesh talks about his rescue dog Mr. Beans, James wishes everyone a happy National Video Game Day, James is blown away by Yuri's 300+ video game credits, Yuri is happy that the Spider-Man 2 game has finally been announced, everyone agrees Spider-Man 1 is a hard game, James gives away a case of Boulevard's Space Camper IPA live on the air, Yuri and Parvesh agree that playing Dungeons and Dragons on Discord with friends kept them sane during the pandemic, Yuri reminds everyone to watch "Orbital Redux" on Dust, and Parvesh reminds everyone to watch "Centaurworld" on Netflix. Thanks to our sponsors Marcus Theatres (https://www.marcustheatres.com/) and Historic St. Charles, Missouri (https://www.discoverstcharles.com/) Amazon Affiliate Link - http://bit.ly/geektome Buy Me a Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/3Y0D2iaZl Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/GeekToMeRadio Website - http://geektomeradio.com/ Podcast - https://anchor.fm/jamesenstall Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeekToMeRadio/ Producer - Joseph Vosevich https://twitter.com/Joey_Vee --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jamesenstall/support

Second of three episodes this week from the program all about TV. Our guests: Jason Sciavicco, producer of Titletown High, Netflix's new docuseries which premieres this Friday, and Lillian Diaz Przybyl and Steven Calcote, co-creators of Orbital Redux, the independently-made live interactive science-fiction series getting a second run on Dust, Gunpowder & Sky's genre channel.

This episode is with one of my new favorite people, the incredibly talented and hilarious, Yuri Lowenthal! We talk about traveling the world, knowing multiple languages, living in Japan, how D&D made him a better person, how he got into voiceover, his new show Orbital Redux and SO MUCH MORE! Follow Yuri on Instagram/Twitter: @YuriLowenthal Check out the trailer for his new show, Orbital Redux: vimeo.com/513085307 Check out his travel show Up Up & Away: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzZgNNVHxbExgRhvWc3yQAEgaj9W4gnfG You can buy his book Voice Over Voice Actor on Amazon and Audible! Follow Brian on Twitter/Instagram/Everything: @JediBrian or at www.brianballance.com Follow The Interesting Podcast on Twitter: @PodOfInterest

Yuri Lowenthal (https://twitter.com/YuriLowenthal) talks about meeting his heroes, voicing characters he grew up loving, and answers listener questions live on the air! 0:00 SEGMENT 1: Yuri Lowenthal talks about breaking the thwip finger off of his Spider-Man statue, how inaccurate IMDB credits can be, how he got started in voice-overs, how it feels when he gets to play a character he was already a fan of, how he prepares for a role, and working with horror icons Tony Todd and Robert Englund. 16:43 SEGMENT 2: Yuri Lowenthal talks about his favorite lesser-known characters to portray, collecting the toy versions of his characters, producing “Shelf Life” with his wife, his longing to voice Moon Knight, voice acting tips, improvising lines, and working on the game “Call of the Sea”. 28:43 SEGMENT 3: Yuri Lowenthal talks about his love for director Andrea Romano, voicing characters as a group vs being by himself, creating the voice for “Dota Dragon’s Blood”, whether he talks to himself all the time to come up with new voices, whether having artwork to look at helps develop the character, an epic meeting with Chow Yun-Fat, being in the same room at Keanu Reeves, being nervous when first meeting Clancy Brown, and feeling protective over Earth 1048 Spider-Man. 45:18 SEGMENT 4: Yuri Lowenthal on starting a Khary Payton theme park, his love for a project he was in called “Orbital Redux”, and a quick game of Celebrity This or That Thanks to our sponsors Marcus Theatres (https://www.marcustheatres.com/) and Historic St. Charles, Missouri (https://www.discoverstcharles.com/)! Amazon Affiliate Link - http://bit.ly/geektome Buy Me a Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/3Y0D2iaZl Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/GeekToMeRadio Website - http://geektomeradio.com/ Podcast - https://anchor.fm/jamesenstall YouTube - youtube.com/c/GeekToMeRadio Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeekToMeRadio/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/geektomeradio Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/geektomeradio/ Producer - Joseph Vosevich https://twitter.com/Joey_Vee --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jamesenstall/support

This week on the Tech Cat Show we dive into Live Interactive Streaming with Luis Reyes, Executive Producer and Lillian Diaz-Przybyl, Producer at Butcher Bird Studios, a creative media agency who has an expertise in narrative, branding and design with a full-service production & post studio. Butcher Bird Studios has insights and learnings from leveraging live streaming to make narrative and reality programming interactive by leveraging the latest tech to involve the audience in the live stream. From their work with Amazon and a variety of Twitch shows to their sci-fiction narrative series Orbital Redux, they will share with us how they are taking content to the next level with the latest interactive tech. You'll learn alot about live streaming and all it's capabilities with the fabulous team from Butcher Bird Studios on the Tech Cat Show

I am so excited to have Dr. Erin Macdonald on the show today. She is an astrophysicist and aerospace engineer. She has managed to take her childhood love of science fiction and the X-Files and turn it into an exciting career. She is a teacher and lecturer who puts as much emphasis on her language and communications skills as she does on her scientific knowledge. Erin makes science fun and inspirational for her students by explaining how science and movies intersect. She also consults for TV, movies, and video games and found a way to make math fun, because once you progress past a certain point it becomes like a new language that you can communicate in. Erin is a role model and mentor for up and coming women and girls who are interested in getting involved in STEM careers. She is an extraordinary guest and you won’t want to miss this interview. Show Notes: [03:16] Kids love space and dinosaurs. Erin loved the X-files growing up. When she looked into things she found out that she could learn how the world works. She was inspired by studying astrophysics. [04:47] She started teaching and got involved with aerospace engineering. [05:41] Math is like a language. It will come together once you get into it. Erin came to a point where she could describe stuff using math. [06:32] Stick with math, don't let poor teaching get you down. [06:53] Being able to write and having the ability to communicate your ideas effectively will get you very far in the field. [07:15] Being able to convey very complex ideas in a very succinct way will get you very far. [08:06] Public speaking is important. When you’re in an academic environment you do have to go to conferences, you have to explain your research and answer people’s questions. So, being able to talk is very important, plus you have a lot of teaching that you need to do. [10:04] Scientist need to have the ability to communicate and not make the other person feel dumb. This is crucial to society's perception of scientists. [10:56] In the fields that Erin has been working in, there has been about one woman for every seven guys. [11:45] Erin did have trouble finding other women mentors (other than Dana Scully from the X-files). The biggest surprise in her field was the lack of support from the older generation of women. [13:01] It was kind of like she had to earn the right to be there. [14:05] It would be wonderful if women would lift each other up and find and build a community. Even if you don't have mentors, you could have female peers to help and support each other. [15:57] Erin feels lucky that she was able to craft her dream job. She always wanted to be behind the scenes in the entertainment industry. [16:40] She started speaking at science fiction conventions, and she was able to share scientific information with a diverse group of people. She also started meeting actors, writers, and producers while she was there. [18:21] She started making connections, and people started reaching out for advice about the science behind the shows that they were writing. [19:16] She recently worked on a scripted live sci-fi show called Orbital Redux. [21:33] Erin answer question #35 from Answers for Modern Communicators book - “Is it better to be a Type A or Type B personality?” Her Type A personality helps her with that, but diversity is important. [24:29] If we aren't challenged, we aren't doing it right. Having to pitch herself is the most uncomfortable thing that Erin has to do. She has to convince them that she is different. [27:42] Her tough skin has helped her become more confident with whatever she is doing. [30:13] Erin had to give a speech to non-scientists. She started taking acting classes and getting out of her comfort zone. [32:41] Talking about science fiction can be an anchor to teach real science. [33:59] A day in Erin's life. Public speaking and science communication is a skill. She gets up early and works with the Air Force. Then she does doctor errand stuff at the end of the day. She also goes to the beach to decompress or takes breaks when she needs them. [36:26] Burnout warning bells put you in a negative space and not wanting to do stuff. It's being tired and irritated. Physical anxiety. We know when we are pushed too far. The difficult thing is fixing it. [38:33] I'll work better if I get the rest that I need. Self-care is so important. [39:46] Relentlessly pursuing happiness is the way to find what work is for you. It's okay to walk away and think outside the box and pursue new things. Confidence is contagious.   Links and Resources: Answers for Modern Communicators Stop Worrying and Start Learning Dr. Erin Macdonald Website Dr. Erin Macdonald on Facebook Dr. Erin Macdonald on Twitter Dr. Erin Macdonald on LinkedIn Dr. Erin Macdonald on Instagram Dr. Erin Explains the Universe

Have you ever wanted to have some control over the characters you watch on your favorite shows? Lillian Diaz-Pryzbyl talks to Rose Donahue about just that! The two specifically discuss the show Diaz-Pryzbyl produced "Orbital Redux", a sci-fi drama filmed and streamed LIVE with opportunities for audience participation. Check out this episode to learn a bit about how they executed this project and her role as producer.

Actor Marc Anthony Samuel (General Hospital, Orbital Redux) tells us what it’s like to join an iconic television program and Rory tries to create his own dream soap opera role! Marc is super excited about anime and comic books and reveals why you can’t push the river faster than it’s going to go. Rory tries to learn how to be zen and wonders if the universe really DOES have your back. Don’t forget to subscribe to the show and follow us at @superexcitedpod Follow Rory at @itsRORYjames

Yuri Lowenthal (Naruto, Marvel's Spider-Man, Orbital Redux) joins host Rob Paulsen to talk about Orbital Redux, his new live-action space show on Alpha and his role as Spider-Man in Marvel's Spider-Man for PS4. Plus, the two put a new spin on an Always Sunny scene.  Get access to the video portion TWO WEEKS before the podcast by joining team Alpha!

The program all about TV. Our guests: Steven Calcote, writer/director of Orbital Redux, a live and interactive science fiction drama launching September 27l; Johnny Wickham, development vice president at Legendary Digital Networks, which will offer Orbital Redux on its Alpha programming service, and Judge Frank Caprio, the subject of Caught In Providence, the new daytime courtroom series launching in syndication September 24. Caught showrunner Brad Johnson also will participate in this segment.