Undertaking: The Podcast
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A grave camera? Yes, exactly. With AFTR, you can virtually visit your loved one's grave, anytime, anywhere.
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The Memorial Frame was invented by Geraldine Doris Grenci but she died before it came to market. Her son, Angelo Grenci, joins the show to talk about how he's carrying on her legacy by continuing her vision.
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Brian and Ryan, remember 9/11 by sharing their story of where they were and what they were doing September 11th, 19 years ago.
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Funeral director and embalmer Anna Marie Foster joins to the show to discuss her journey into funeral service.
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Ron King of Butler Coach Company returns to the show to discuss all the new products for 2020 from Platinum, MK, K2 Vehicles and Coasson.
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Shane Ritchie, founder of NecroMetics, joins the show to share a personal story of life, death and the importance of viewing. We also discuss NecroMetics, the newest company to offer cosmetics to the funeral industry.
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This week near Detroit, a young woman was pronounced dead and transported to a funeral home where their employees found that she was, in fact, alive.
Ryan and Brian talk about how this could happen and answer your questions.
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Pedro Acosta, founder of TrueBonds.co joins the show to introduce his company and how TrueBonds can help funeral homes and consumers.
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In the third episode of our Life After Loss Series, we talk with Taylor McLean as we remember the life of Bryan Clauson. At the end of the show, we talk with Cole Bodine, grandson of a funeral director and driver of the #39 Driven2Save USAC car.
In our second Life Through Loss Series, Eileen Robertson Hamra, author of "Time To Fly", joins the show to talk about the death of her husband and how she worked through her grief journey.
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Ryan and Brian answer listener questions about Covid-19.
Patrick and Andy, from Express Funeral Funding are back on the show to talk about how they can help funeral homes and families get paid.
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Karl Wenzel, founder of the Canadian School of Advanced Prep, joins the show to talk about Genelyn Canada, the newest embalming supply company in North America.
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Lacie Brueckner and Katherine Pendergast, Authors of the new book: In Loving Memory: A Child's Journey to Understanding Funerals and Starting the Grieving Process, join the show to discuss how to talk to children about funerals.
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Bill Johnston, Founder of Post and Boost, a Facebook Marketing company, joins the show to discuss how using social media is key to a funeral home's success.
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Angela Hershey, founder of the Indy End of Life Collective and an End of Life Doula, joins the show to talk about care of and for the dying. Find her group on Facebook at Indy End of Life Collective.
Barbara Kemmis, Executive Director of CANA, the Cremation Association of North America, joins the show to chat about their upcoming virtual convention.
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Jon Lefrandt, CEO and founder of The Domani Group joins the show to talk about aftercare and grief support in the digital age.
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Jake Smith, a funeral director, an embalmer, educator, and forensic anthropologist, joins the show to discuss decomposition and other related funeral service situations.
The second half of season three of My Funeral Home Stories returns Thursday. Creator of the show, Grant, returns to Undertaking: The Podcast to chat about the making of season three plus a load of other interesting things.
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