Podcast appearances and mentions of brett podolsky

Interested in direct-to-consumer business? We are re-airing one of our most popular episodes to-date featuring the Farmer's Dog. Brett Podolsky joins The Modern Acre podcast to talk about how he helped create The Farmer's Dog, a dog food company focused on using real, fresh food and delivering customized servings to their customers. Brett shares the vision behind the company and why using real food is so important to the brand. While the company is not directly involved in a agriculture at the farm level, there is SO much insight from building a direct-to-consumer business, cutting out middlemen, focus on high quality food, marketing, and more! Let us know what you think! Show Notes: https://themodernacre.com/195

On this episode of the Dad Pod, Michael and Greg chat with new dad Brett Podolsky, the Co-Founder of The Farmer's Dog, a company on a mission to make it easy to care for pets by delivering fresh, healthy meals. All dog dads before they were dads to tiny humans, Michael, Greg and Brett talk about the similarities between pups and babies and what it's like being first-time dads. Brett also shares more about his wife's and his infertility journey and the process of supporting a partner through breastfeeding struggles. Follow The Farmer's Dog at @thefarmersdog on IG and learn more about The Farmers Dog at https://akidsbookabout.com/. Follow us at @lalo on IG and learn more about Lalo: https://meetlalo.com/.

This week, David was joined by Brett Podolsky, Co-Founder of The Farmer's Dog, one of the nation’s fastest growing pet food brands. Brett's philosophy is all about clean and healthy food for dogs as opposed to the traditional kibble that most pet owners feed their dogs. What started as just an idea between two friends has now turned into an established brand with a large and loyal following.  We talk with Brett about starting entrepreneurship, company culture, raising capital, his favorite books, where he draws inspiration and the best advice he has ever received as a business owner.   FOLLOW THE GUEST Brett Podolsky, : LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-podolsky Twitter: @Brett_Podolsky IG: @BrettPodolsky FOLLOW THE HOST, David Brickley: Twitter: https://twitter.com/DavidjBrickley Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidjbrickley/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6yZbmTvJfjY8h79Wpm49Zw LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brickley/

Interested in direct-to-consumer business? We are re-airing one of our most popular episodes to-date featuring the Farmer's Dog. Brett Podolskyjoins The Modern Acre podcast to talk about how he helped create The Farmer's Dog, a dog food company focused on using real, fresh food and delivering customized servings to their customers. Brett shares the vision behind the company and why using real food is so important to the brand. While the company is not directly involved in a agriculture at the farm level, there is SO much insight from building a direct-to-consumer business, cutting out middlemen, focus on high quality food, marketing, and more! Let us know what you think! Connect with The Farmer's Dog Website | Instagram Connect with The Modern Acre Website | Instagram | Twitter  

Brett Podolsky's dog was sick for a long time. He realized that healthy home-cooked meals fixed the problem, which led to his startup The Farmer's Dog, which provides minimally-processed pet meal subscriptions via mail. In this discussion with Brett, we talk about disrupting traditional business models, finding alliances among perceived competition, educating markets through smart branding, and creating the best possible experience for your customer, even when they're not human.

For Brett Podolsky, founding the Farmer's Dog was bigger than just raising 10 million dollars and creating the next hot startup. He wanted solve a bigger problem. It started with his desire to give his pooch better and healthier food options outside brown crunchy balls. Learn more at www.creativitycultivator.com

If you think a chicken nugget is bad at least it’s legal for humans to eat. For pet food and kibble, ingredients are so toxic they have to be burned and sterilized to make them safe for consumption. The Farmer’s Dog is creating a new option with their line of fresh dog meals, customized to individual pets, delivered on a subscription bases. Co-founders Brett Podolsky (@brettpodolsky) and Jonathan Regev (@jyyoni) join host Jennifer Leuzzi (@mmesnack) in-studio to talk about how they are disrupting the $75-billion pet industry, their recent $39-million Series B round, and their dogs Jada (@jadaandlouie) and Budino (@scruffybeagle). Our focus group of two, representing dogs and their owners, is Heritage Radio Network's Kat Johnson (@kathryncrosby) and her dog Daisy (@daisybucanine). Thus episode of Tech Bites (@techbiteshrn) was made possible by the generosity of the Museum of Food and Drink (@mofad). Tech Bites is powered by Simplecast.

The Farmers Dog CEO Brett Podolsky shares all about how he went from a corporate job to starting the cleanest nationwide home delivery dog food. We talk the ins and outs of the dog food industry, how corrupt it is, what is really in our dog's food, and how we can keep our amazing lovable pets healthy. We also chat the business side of everything. Beginning to end how he launched The Farmers Dog and where they are at now.  Brett is on a mission to disrupt the $65b global pet food industry.    50% off 2 weeks of The Farmers Dog  CONNECT  @Thefarmersdog  Website: The Famers Dog    CONNECT WITH HELEN @helenbpeterson www.BrewedBlonde.com   CONNECT WITH KAYLEIGH @Kayleigh.Christina www.KayleighChristina.com CLEARstem Skincare- Use code HUSTLE10 for $10 off  

EP 46:2019 Marketing Trends and Personalized Marketing | Brett Podolsky In episode 46 of the Lion's Share Marketing Podcast, Tyler breaks in the new Fidelitas Studio (read: better audio, finally!) and talks with Brett Podolsky, Co-Founder of The Farmer’s Dog, a subscription-based pet health food company. Before the interview, Tyler and Jen look ahead to 2019 and discuss the big trends in marketing, namely social commerce, chat bots, 5G internet, influencer marketing, and voice search. Tyler and Jen forecast a lot of opportunity in each of these areas, advising marketing leaders to find creative ways to explore these different opportunities for impact. After reviewing marketing trends for 2019, Tyler brings on Brett to discuss his background and his work growing the Farmer’s Dog brand from scratch in a crowded industry. Brett got his start as a stand-up comedian, and he says that his desire to make people happy is what brought him to start The Farmer’s Dog. He always keeps this in mind as he strives to provide customers with great experiences and healthier pets. As Brett dives into his team’s marketing strategy, he places a huge emphasis on the customers. The Farmer's Dog takes the customer experience to a rarely-matched level for subscription services, providing food that is personalized for each individual dog, correctly portioned, always delivered on time, and keeps dogs healthy.  Finally, Brett leaves listeners with a final piece of advice, to work hard and stay patient, because big successes don’t happen overnight. Join Tyler, Jen, and Brett in this discussion on all things pet food and personalized marketing. Time Stamps:   00:00 - Intro 00:50 - What’s in the News | Top 2019 Trends 08:38 - Featured Guest Intro | Brett Podolsky 08:54 - What is The Farmer’s Dog 12:25 - Brett’s Background 22:41 - Marketing Channels 24:13 - Targeting Wide Customer Demographics 27:42 - Personalized Marketing Tactics 30:15 - The Farmer’s Dog’s New York Pop-up Store 31:08 - Strategic Partnerships 32:02 - Brett’s Marketing Team 32:42 - How to Combat Churn 33:30 - Biggest Challenges 34:48 - Key Takeaway 36:39 - Outro   Featured Guest | Brett Podolsky LinkedIn   Fidelitas Development:  https://fidelitasdevelopment.com/   Lion’s Share Marketing Podcast Learn More About Tyler Music Intro Music – Colony House – Buy “2:20” on iTunes Outro Music – Skillet – Buy “Lions” on iTunes  

Do you really know what's in your dog's food? Brett Podolsky, co-founder of The Farmer's Dog, speaks with the Loni Edwards, the founder of The Dog Agency and PetInsider, about the importance of feeding your dog fresh food, the lack of current regulation in the dog food industry today, and how his dog's stomach issues inspired him to start his company.

When Brett Podolsky's dog was chronically unwell, he had an idea: What if he bought the same ingredients listed and in the commercial brand he was feeding her, and made her fresh food? The change in her health was drastic, and led to Brett, who was then working as a comedian, convincing his best friend, Jonathan Regev, to start a subscription-based high-end dog food company with him. Now three years old, their Brooklyn-based company, The Farmer's Dog, has secured some ten million dollars in VC funding and their health-supportive recipes are being enjoyed by tens of thousands of grateful dogs throughout the country. Annie and Brett discuss what it takes to start a dog food company from scratch, the problems behind commercial dog food, and the shifts in dog owner awareness that are leading to a tide change in the pet food realm. Visit SchoolForTheDogs.com/Farmer and get 50% off a two week trial subscription. Notes: Learn more about the Farmers Dog at schoolforthedogs.com/farmers - Brett and Jonathan in Forbes - Fun Dog Fact: Yes, it's possible to dog food that is nutritionally viable (according to government standards) using shoe leather, crushed coal, water, and motor oil. Woof Shout Out: Our sweet doodle student Webster recently moved to San Francisco. We miss him, but we enjoy keeping tabs on his left coast life on Instagram! instagram.com/westcoastwebbie/ Have a question about dog training? Get in touch! Podcast@SchoolForTheDogs.com --- Partial Transcript: Annie: Hey everyone. Today I am speaking to Brett Podolsky, who is one of the founders of The Farmer's Dog, which is a high end dog food subscription company. I first discovered The Farmer's Dog three or so years ago, not long after they opened up shop because I was at a cafe that I often go to near my apartment. And there was a guy there with a dog and he and I started talking about his cute dog and it came up in conversation that we're both dog business entrepreneurs. And I started looking into his company and that was Brett’'s business partner, Jonathan Ragiv. A year later, I was reading about them in Forbes.com. And last year, I read that they had secured an $8 million investment. At which point I realized these guys were actually maybe a big deal. So I was psyched to get the opportunity to talk to Brett **music** Annie: So tell me how you guys got started. Brett: Yeah, so Jonathan was actually living with me at the time. Annie: And how did you two know each other to begin with? We met abroad and basically just like hit it off and spent every single day with each other. Literally it might be like four and a half years now. Annie: Were you traveling together? Brett: Yeah. Yeah. We met like on a trip. And we bonded over, I think it was funk music and yeah, after that, we just had one of those moments, like, did we just become best friends? And then after that, yeah, we basically spent every single day with each other for years. Annie: So were you like trying to figure out what kind of business you could do together, or were you suddenly inspired by the idea of a dog food? Brett: No, it's funny. Well, when I met him, I thought besides just being like a great person, I thought he was like the smartest person I've ever met. So I was like, I definitely, if I'm going to start a business, that man will be my business partner. I don't know if that's what he was thinking at the time. He had been working on a couple of different startups. Full Transcript available at SchoolfortheDogs.com/Podcasts/

Join our Closed Facebook Group HERE Brett Podolsky joins The Modern Acre to talk about how he helped create the Farmer's Dog, a dog food company focused on using real, fresh food and delivering customized servings to their customers. Brett shares the vision behind the company and why using real food is so important to the brand. While the company is not directly involved in a agriculture at the farm level, there is SO much insight from building a direct-to-consumer business, cutting out middlemen, focus on high quality food, marketing, and more! Let us know what you think! Connect with The Farmer's Dog Website | Instagram Connect with The Modern Acre Website| Instagram| Twitter

Photo cred: @bonberi Our interview today is a special one. We get to have 45ish minutes with a man after our own heart. Brett Podolsky, joins us on the mic as co-founder of The Farmer’s Dog. He started this company in 2014 along with his best friend, Jonathan Regev, after his pride and joy Rottweiler […]