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This episode is being republished on Nov 11, 2025.

An extraordinary Reds Fan: Julie Mulholland. A passionate Reds fan and social media influencer, Julie shares her journey of fandom, memorable moments at the ballpark, and her thoughts on the Reds' City Connect uniforms. 

She discusses her experiences as a sports content creator, the challenges she faces, and her diverse interests in various Ohio sports teams. The conversation also highlights her favorite Reds players and the impact of social media on building a community of sports fans. 

In this engaging conversation, Jules discusses her podcast, the challenges and experiences of being a woman in sports media, and her interactions with athletes on social media. The discussion flows into the significance of walk-up songs, fun word associations related to sports, and the impact of broadcasters like John Sadak. Jules shares her personal experiences and insights, making for a lively and informative dialogue about sports culture and media.

Takeaways

• Julie credits her dad for her love of the Reds.
• She was the most invested sibling in attending games.
• The Ellie Dela Cruz cycle game was a standout memory.
• Julie loves the Reds' City Connect uniforms.
• She built her social media presence during the pandemic.
• Julie faced negativity as a woman in sports media.
• Her viral moments helped grow her following.
• She prefers Great American Ball Park over others.
• Joey Votto has been her favorite player since childhood.
• Julie enjoys supporting various Ohio sports teams. Jules' podcast focuses on women in sports and their experiences.
• Social media interactions with athletes can be humorous and engaging.
• Walk-up songs hold personal significance for players and fans alike.
• The importance of representation of women in sports media is highlighted.
• Athletes like Amir Garrett and Joey Votto engage positively with fans online.
• John Sadak is a beloved broadcaster known for his enthusiasm.
• The conversation touches on the cultural aspects of being a sports fan.
• Fashion and social media play a role in the sports experience for women.
• Jules shares her thoughts on the noise of living near a ballpark.
• The camaraderie and rivalry in local sports culture are explored.

Sound Bites

• "I grew up watching Reds games with my dad"
• "I was definitely the most invested in going to the ballpark."
• "That felt like a playoff game."
• "We talk about the experience of being a woman in sports."
• "People are just weird and things they say are just not okay."
• "I love Amir Garrett because I loved when he fought the pirates."