CLICK TO LEARN MORE
SEE Presents: A Live Podcast ft.
And That's Why We Drink
A Live Podcast ft. And That's Why We Drink
Murder and the paranormal finally meet! Join Em and Christine for a wine-filled evening of bone-chilling ghost stories and terrifying true crime stories. The world's a scary place - and that's why we drink!
Monday, March 4th, 2019
Prince George's Room @ Stamp
Doors Open: 6:00 pm
Show Starts: 7:00 pm
**Doors Close: 6:50 PM**
Open to UMD Community with valid UID
Free tickets are now available at the Stamp Ticket Office
This Event Was Programmed by:
Divya Kapoor
Performing Arts Director
Important Security Details
By purchasing this ticket, you are agreeing to the following policies. If you do not adhere to these policies you will NOT be granted access to the event. We appreciate your cooperation to have a fun and safe event!
Ticketing and Entry to the Show:
· To enter the event each person must present their own valid ticket.
· THIS EVENT IS ONLY FOR UMD COMMUNITY - STUDENTS, STAFF, FACULTY. Guests without an ID will not be granted entry. No exceptions
· “UMD Community” ticket holders must present a valid University of Maryland ID (student, faculty, and staff) along with a physical copy of their ticket.
- We will not accept an ELMS page
-
We will not accept pictures of tickets
-
All tickets will be scanned or collected by SEE staff at the door.
-
TICKET DOES NOT GUARANTEE ENTRY.
-
SEATS WILL BE FIRST COME FIRST SERVE.
-
There will be no refunds or exchanges of tickets purchased.
-
There is NO RE-ENTRY to the event
-
Bag Policy: Bags will be allowed in the venue.
-
Photo Policy: No video or audio recording
-
Food & Beverage Policy: Food or beverages will be allowed in the venue.
-
If you have any further questions or clarification on any of the policies, call the Student Entertainment Events office at 301-314-8498.
On the day of the event, please check SEE’s social media for the most recent updates.
About the Podcasters
Em Schulz
When Em was a kid, their favorite snack was tomatoes dipped in chocolate syrup and they wore a different Hawaiian shirt to school every day. They would pet animals back to front and the password on their first laptop was the full lyrics to the Veggietales theme song with no spaces. At ten, Em was convinced they were a character in the “Boxcar Children” series and told people they were homeless, but making it work. Everyone really hoped they would grow out of being so fucking weird. Since then, Em has held job titles such as professional clown, kite salesman, boat carpenter, segway expert, berry farmer, and paranormal investigator. In college, Em worked at Chipotle just to learn the recipe for their corn salsa and then quit. Another time, Em was offered a PhD in neuroscience but decided the smartest career move would be to move to LA with no money and no set plan. It should be no surprise that a podcast about the dead would be firmly planted in Em’s path. Growing up in a small and haunted Virginia town, Em developed an affinity for ghost stories and sweet tea. When Em isn’t drinking milkshakes, they are either preparing for their tiny house build, actively not sharing food, or watching Back to the Future II.
Christine Schiefer
Christine became a writer/producer at the ripe age of six, creating (and starring in) such timeless classics as Tourists in a Time Warp, The Super People Visit Asia Minor, and, of course, the infamous Kentucky Derby in Ohio. Although her family supported (read: tolerated) her incessant movie-making, Little Christine had no idea that writing could be anything more than a creative pastime. That all changed when Christine moved to LA in 2015, where she got her foot in the door as an office P.A. on a variety of shows and networks, and also spotted John Legend one time. She worked as a dog walker, Lyft driver, and even a private investigator before blindly diving headfirst into the podcast world and startingAnd That's Why We Drink.Christine has always had a fascination with ghosts and crime, so making this podcast with Em is her proudest accomplishment in life (besides that time she was in a Girl Scouts commercial). Christine moonlights as a TV writer, currently working at Nickelodeon, home of her soulmate, Squidward Tentacles. When she’s not writing or podcasting, Christine can typically be found wandering the cereal aisle of the grocery store, talking to her dog, or injuring herself in a beginner yoga class.As far as her passions go, she is equally fond of budget wine and the stories that make her drink it.
