Podcasts about cuddle clones

After a few months off the podcast taking care of my sick soul-pup he peacefully crossed the rainbow bridge. Today I'm back, feeling a lot lighter, and talking all things pet loss and pet grief. In this episode of In The Meadow I cover what helped me through the disenfranchised grief of losing a fur baby, how to help others in your life when they lose one, and ways to create pet memorials (whether your fur baby is still here or passed!). This episode title might be something avoidant feeling to some, and I understand that, but I promise it's a happy approach of what I wish I knew and took the time to think about before unexpectedly having to face euthanizing my sweet pup.References from the Ep (Books, Creators and More!)Cuddle Clones 15% off Discount Code: VIC15XBooks mentioned:Good Greif: On Loving Pets Here and Hereafter by E.B BartelsHow to Carry What Can't Be Fixed (workbook) by Megan DivineAnd I Love You Still (workbook) by Julianne CorbinWill You Love Me by Barby KeelThe Invisible Leash (picture book) by Partice KarstLove Notes to Grievers by Angela MorrisSmall Businesses for Pet Memorials and Creators Mentioned:Mickey Alice Kwapis for Eye Pendants and Pet Nose Impression KitsForget Me Not Jewels for Cremation JewelryCuddle Clones for Pet Replica Stuffed AnimalsRainbow Bridge Raina on Tiktok for Comforting ContentFor more on my personal pet loss and pet grief experience you can find me on Instagram with highlights at vicinthemeadow and on Tiktok at vicsauce.For inquiries and partnerships please e-mail vicinthemeadow@gmail.com (business only) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You can impact a person's life, not because of what you do, but because of what Jesus has done! Hear author Victor Dawson share about the privilege of leading others to the Lord everywhere you go and how you can live out the Great Commission, too.Host Barry Meguiar is a car guy and businessman who hosted the popular TV show, Car Crazy, on Discovery Networks for 18 years. He loves cars, but he loves Jesus even more! Learn more about Barry at IgniteAmerica.com.Barry's guest, Victor Dawson, is the author of As You Go, as well as an Ambassador for Christ, servant-leader, entrepreneur, global business owner, and world traveler. In the last 15 years, he has been involved in three new start-ups — Summit Group International; a global product sourcing company, Cuddle Clones; making one-of-a-kind pets that look exactly like your pet, and As You Go Ministries.Victor is passionate about evangelism and discipleship by living out the Great Commission. He has been involved with CBMC (Christian Business Men's Connection) for 25 years and currently serves in National Ministry Development. He and his wife, Nan, have been married for 45 years and live in Colorado Springs, CO. They have two married children, a grandson, and a granddaughter.Learn more about:How Victor's emergency open heart surgery changed his lifeWhy Matthew 28:19 is a misunderstood verseThe prayer Victor prays to start every dayThe reason Christians aren't having fun on their way to heavenVictor's faith-sharing opportunity in a San Diego airportWhat happened when Victor gave a Bible to a man in ChinaVisit Why Share on IgniteAmerica.com to learn why it is important for every believer to faithfully live God's Great Commandment as a means to help move everyone, every day closer to Jesus. Faith Sharing Stories are video stories of people just like you having fun sharing their faith and helping to provide the spark of revival. Sign up to receive emails that will bring you practical faith-sharing tips and powerful inspiration.

Eric discovers a company called "Cuddle Clones" that will make a stuffed pet version of your pet. Mike thinks this is the weirdest, creepiest idea on earth! Wait till you hear his reaction! 

When Barbra Streisand's 14-year old Coton du Tulear dog was nearing the end of its life, she sent some of it's skin cells to ViaGen Pets. Now two of her dogs are perfect clones of that pet! In this episode, we tell the story of Babs' cloned dogs and chat with Comedian and Actor Maria DeCotis!  Bonus episodes and content available at http://Patreon.com/MichaelKent For 20% Virtual Presenter Course, visit http://virtualpresentercourse.com/30 For 15% at SCOTTeVEST, visit http://scottevest.cwv7.net/a3VBZ

This old man can still run, no fireworks at Mt. Rushmore, a quick Tale for the Janitor's Closet, a Dimland Radio Pedantic Moment: Schoolhouse Rock's typo, Puns and Pedantry, Cuddle Clones, and a Cool Thing. The show notes are here: https://dimland.com/2021/07/11/dimland-radio-7-10-21-show-notes/

There is an unbreakable bond between pet moms and dads and their fur-children. And oftentimes that bond is disrupted due to travel, going away to college, military deployment or sadly the loss of a dear pet. We capture that connection with 100% handmade plush replicas of YOUR PET! CMO and co-founder Adam Greene joins Justin to discuss this growing pet brand!

Health and Lifestyle contributor Monica Leighton‎ offers helpful ways for parents to get pets ready for when the kids are back to school | Jennifer Williams, founder of Cuddle Clones describes a unique remembrance of pets who have crossed over the rainbow bridge. Each Cuddle Clone is hand designed by skilled artists to capture everything making your pet unique in a one of a kind plush animal and more. A portion of every purchase goes toward shelter animals in need.

Health and Lifestyle contributor Monica Leighton‎ offers helpful ways for parents to get pets ready for when the kids are back to school | Jennifer Williams, founder of Cuddle Clones describes a unique remembrance of pets who have crossed over the rainbow bridge. Each Cuddle Clone is hand designed by skilled artists to capture everything making your pet unique in a one of a kind plush animal and more. A portion of every purchase goes toward shelter animals in need.

John and Jeff relate some on course golf stories that are actually true, and a few they have taken liberties with. Also, a company in Louisville that makes custom head covers from a picture of your pet is profiled. Remarkable stories and Cuddle Clones this week

John and Jeff relate some on course golf stories that are actually true, and a few they have taken liberties with. Also, a company in Louisville that makes custom head covers from a picture of your pet is profiled. Remarkable stories and Cuddle Clones this week

This week, Paul goes behind the curtain of a company called Cuddle Clones, that makes a stuffed clone of your pet! You send them  several photos of your pet from various angles, and they make a real-life look alike stuffed figure that will amaze you! Learn how its done. A great way to remember a […]

Wir kurieren die letzten Ausläufer einer Erkältung aus und haben vergangenes Wochenende einen kleinen Wellnesstag eingelegt. Deswegen geht es in unserer neuen Folge darum, wie der perfekte Chilltag aussieht. Netflix, Badewanne und Co dürfen da nicht fehlen und weil für Fiona auch Koreanisch Lernen zum perfekten Chilltag gehört, möchten wir Euch ein paar Vokabeln mit an die Hand geben, falls Ihr Euren nächsten Urlaub in Korea planen solltet. Außerdem geht´s um Emojis, Gifs und Sticker. Natürlich haben wir die einfachsten, aber gängisten Erkältungstipps parat. Streift Euch Eure Cuddle Clones über die Füße und lauschet unserer Unterhaltung. Anmerkung: Wer unseren kleinen Fehler im Sprachkurs Koreanisch entdeckt, bekommt von uns ein selbstgemachtes Gif geschenkt.

In this episode, I chat with Jennifer Williams, cofounder and Chief Cuddle Officer at Cuddle Clones. You can learn more about Cuddle Clones here: https://cuddleclones.com/

Increasing the number of local angel investors has been the goal of Metro Startup Launcher from the very beginning. We've done a lot of blogs, emails, and podcasts, and now we've participated in two different types of crowdfunding campaigns. How's it going? Well, one of the companies just landed an investor/partner that has agreed to invest up to $10 million and is launching one final $300,000 local investor round. Learn more about this final $300,000 angel round!   So what's working and what's not working? If you look at angel investing in our area, here's what's happening: 1. Companies like Edj Analytics, MobileServe, and SentryHealth (formerly Edumedics) are raising millions of dollars in capital. They're raising capital the "classic" way, using a Regulation D 506(b) SEC exemption. Under this type of exemption, you can raise an unlimited amount of capital from accredited investors, up to 35 non-accredited investors per year, and you must only raise capital from people with whom you have an existing relationship. Generally, an accredited investor is defined as a person with an income of $200,000+ or $1,000,000 net worth (excluding the value of their home). You cannot use any form of public advertising. This method of capital raise is still very successful, IF you know the right people. You must find a lead investor to help you set up your capital raise, get all the right paperwork in place, and encourage all of their friends to invest. Typically, they shoot for $25,000+ investments from each investor. 2. One local company, Cuddle Clones (https://cuddleclones.com/), has utilized the Regulation CF exemption for equity crowdfunding. This is a newer method of crowdfunding that allows anyone, accredited investors or non-accredited investors, to invest. It is very similar to Kickstarter in that you can publicly advertise as much as you like; however, you can actually sell equity investments in your company. Investments can be very small, as little as $100 per investor, so just about anyone can afford it. You can raise a maximum of $1,070,000 per year using this exemption. To use this method, you must utilize one of the licensed online equity crowdfunding portals (such as WeFunder, StartEngine, or SeedInvest). They provide great online resources for walking you through the process and for collecting your funds. But, they're not so great at marketing the capital raise for you. You must be prepared to execute a significant marketing effort (and dollars) in order to make this work. Your capital raise also is limited to a set period of time. If you haven't completed your full raise, you're out of luck. Finally, with most of the portals, you cannot access any of your raised funds until the full capital raise has been completed. However, if you perform an amazing marketing campaign for your capital raise, this process can be very effective. Over $100 million has been raised using Regulation CF since it became legal in May 2016. 3. Finally, another local company, Blue222 (https://blue222.com/), has been successful in utilizing the Regulation D 506(c) SEC exemption. The 506(c) exemption allows a company to raise an unlimited amount of capital from an unlimited number of accredited investors only. You can publicly advertise as much as you like. The one caveat is you must prove that each investor in an accredited investor. The great thing about this exemption is that it is easy to set up, and you don't need to go through a licensed portal to collect funds. You can deposit the funds directly into your account and utilize the money immediately. In the first trial run of this method, Blue222 raised $214,000. Blue222 has intentionally chosen to raise capital in small chunks using the 506(c) exemption. Each small chunk of $200,000 to $300,000 is being sold at higher valuations. This allows earlier investors to get more bang for the buck and encourages people to move quickly to get involved.

Jennifer Williams is the co-founder and Chief Cloning Officer of Cuddle Clones. Previous to founding Cuddle Clones, Jennifer spent 10 years as a benefits consulting actuary.//Cuddle Clones creates custom stuffed animals of your special pet as well as a variety of other unique pet gifts. The company is based in Louisville, KY.learn more about Cuddle Clones: https://cuddleclones.comfollow upside on Twitter: https://twitter.com/upsidefm

Jennifer Williams of Cuddle Clones is making Louisville startup history! Cuddle Clones already made world history by creating the only scalable company that allows you to order online and create a lifelike replica of your pet (https://cuddleclones.com/). Now, they just made Louisville history by becoming the first Louisville area company to sell equity in their company to the general public under the new Regulation CF crowdfunding laws. These laws allow a company like Cuddle Clones to sell equity in their company to ANYONE for as little as $100 minimum investments. This method of startup fundraising is the way of the future. It will help Louisville get more startups started and let a lot more local people share in the profits! INVEST NOW!   Check out my interview with Jennifer and find out: ◊ Where did the idea come from for Cuddle Clones? ◊ How did they get started? ◊ Where did their early funding come from? ◊ How did they decide to use Regulation CF crowdfunding to raise capital, and what's the process like? ◊ What can we do to continue to improve Louisville's startup scene?   Transcript (machine generated, so please forgive the typos): Alan: 00:02 Hey everybody, welcome to the Metro Startup Launcher podcast. This is Alan Grosheider, and today I'm talking to my friend Jennifer Williams. She's the chief cloning officer of the company. She started called cuddle clones and in my opinion, Jennifer's now blazing a trail that will be the way of the future for startup companies to raise capital in the area and said, Hey Jennifer, how are you? Good. So she just started a regulation cf crowdfunding capital raise that allows anybody, not just rich accredited investors to invest as little as $100 bucks in her company. But first let's kind of talk a little bit about what your company is it called. It's called cuddle clones. Tell us what's the. What do you do at cudell clones Jennifer: 00:53 and our flagship product. The cuddle clone is a stuffed animal that's made to look just like your pet. So customers go onto our website, they upload pictures, they tell us all the special characteristics about their pet and make a few choices and in several weeks they get a plush animal that looks just like their pet and has the markings and every other sort of special thing that represents their pet. Alan: 01:19 How did you get it to look? Right? I had to have some that came back and you're just like, what is that? Jennifer: 01:30 Definitely. Um, it took a while. Uh, this business started out of an idea from the University of Louisville Entrepreneurship Mba program and we kind of did a lot of the academic thing, like a business plan and industry analysis. And at the end of the program we said, okay, well, does anyone actually know how to make a stuffed animal? And we're looking at each other like, no. Alan: 01:53 Okay. Jennifer: 01:55 So a good two years from the program until we launch to get the product. Right. So we went through several consultants. Um, we did, we looked at the US, we looked at Vietnam, we looked at uh, other places, uh, ended up in China where we actually own our own workshop now and that's actually a really good competitive advantage for us just because we have full control over the quality and there are employees, so, so that's super nice Alan: 02:31 entrepreneurs, a lot of opinions as to whether you can start a company where you don't necessarily know how to do exactly what you're going to do. And I'm, I've always been of the opinion that the entrepreneur, the person who makes the company work is the person that just pulls everybody together. There. Tom Sawyer that gets everybody on board and convinces them to keep moving in the right direction. And it's, you know, it'd be nice if you are sometimes if you're an expert in the area that you're starting the company, but if you really have a passion for,

I recently visited the colorful, graffiti-filled TechCrunch headquarters to chat with the tech publication's Susan Hobbs, Sarah Buhr, and Kyle Russell. We chatted about a wearable smart ring, an app to command your friends, and a fun TapTalk meta game Susan and I play named #tapwhere. Listen in. Products mentioned: - Pressfarm (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/pressfarm) - Find journalists to write about your startup - TalkTo (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/talkto) - Never Make Another Phone Call, Text Message Businesses - Taptalk (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/taptalk) - Personal video and photo messaging - 4 Snaps (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/4-snaps) - Snapchat + Draw Something, an all-new kind of word game. - Ding Dong (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/ding-dong) - "What's up" in one tap - Swarm (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/swarm) - Keep up and meet up with your friends- by FourSquare - Snapchat Our Story (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/snapchat-our-story) - Experience live, real-time events together - Vpeeker (http://www.vpeeker.com/) - Watch the world in real-time via Vine videos - TravelbyDrone (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/travelbydrone) - Collects travel videos taken by drones - IRIS Auto-pilot Drone] http://www.producthunt.com/posts/iris-auto-pilot-drone) - Android-controlled smart videography (incl auto-follow) - Android Wear (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/android-wear) - Google's smart watch technology - Ringly (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/ringly) - Fashionable wearables. Rings connected to your phone - Cuddle Clones (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/cuddle-clones) - Custom stuffed animals based on your pet! - Sup (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/sup-2) - See what your friends see - Povio (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/povio-2) - Message friends from your POV - Yo (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/yo) - A simple app to say "yo" to friends - Slingshot (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/slingshot-3) - Facebook's new ephemeral photo/video app P.S. As announced on TechCrunch last week (http://techcrunch.com/2014/07/17/product-hunt-founder-ryan-hoover-to-speak-at-disrupt-sf/), I will be speaking at Disrupt in San Francisco this September. We'll probably talk about Product Hunt and products. :)