TechCrunch Radio is coming at you again today, this time with a brand new set of pitch-off companies and an interview with Disrupt Battlefield winner, Alfred Club.
You can catch today’s show at 6pm ET/3pm PT, with another replay at 6pm PT.
If you haven’t heard already, the folks over at Sirius XM are collaborating with us to air a TechCrunch Radio show. In each hour-long episode, John Biggs and I discuss the latest news and chat with folks in the tech industry. Then, at the end of each show, we hold a rapid-fire call-in pitch off where startups have the chance to woo us and our listeners with their entrepreneurial wits.
In this latest episode, we have the founders of Alfred Club, Marcela Sapone and Jess Beck, on to discuss their win at the Battlefield and some details around the business. Alfred Club, by the way, is a service layer that sits on top of your other on-demand services, offering a personal butler to coordinate and handle the logistics of everything from groceries to home cleaning to laundry.
After that, we’re joined by Bre Pettis, Makerbot founder, who will be working as a guest judge to help us decide which of our call-in startups should win the Pitch-Off.
Speaking of, if you’d like to participate in our on-air pitch-off on TC Radio, head over to the TechCrunch Radio page and apply.
Some extra deets:
Rules:
1. You must have a product that is available to general users. No sign-up pages or pre-orders with a TBD ship date. There must be a link we can give to listeners/readers where they can access your product, service, what have you.
2. You must be an early stage company. If you have raised a Series A or later, you are disqualified. Bootstrapped or seed stage startups are welcome.
3. You must be able to pitch your product with your words only.
4. You must be able to operate a telephone.
Apply:
Apply here.
It’s going to be a hoot!
Each week, TechCrunch Radio will air Tuesdays at 6:00 pm ET with a replay at 6:00 pm PT, drive time for both coasts, on Indie, channel 102, and through the SiriusXM Internet Radio App on smartphones and other connected devices, as well as online at siriusxm.com. Subscribers will also be able to listen via SiriusXM On Demand through the SiriusXM Internet Radio App for smartphones and other mobile devices and online at siriusxm.com.