The Invention Stories Podcast

Bessie Lee-Cappell is the Founder, Inventor, and Owner of the Baby Bottle Brush Bib Co. She is becoming a GAME CHANGER in the baby product industry. In this episode Bessie shares how she came to invent and sell the Baby Bottle Brush Bib. To learn more, please click here

After licensing his VIVOBAREFOOT shoes to a division of Clarks Shoes, Tim Brennan enrolled on a mentorship program run by InventRight – a company that teaches product developers the best way to licence IP. Currently Tim submits 1-2 products every month to DRTV companies. These include a storage solution product that are 100% recyclable and... The post Episode 117…Tim Brennan and the Multi-Grip Mandoline appeared first on Invention Stories.

We are embarking on a new way to interview inventors…on Facebook Live. We chose April to be our first guest, and unfortunately I was unable to figure out how to join her. During this Facebook Live session, April shares her invention journey and her contribution to Women Inventors and the 7 Percent.

Bonus Episode of the Invention Stories Podcast

Grandmas2Share, a patented, USA trademarked doll company, was inspired by the birth of Marguerite’s two children. Having lost both of my grandmothers before they got to meet my children, she got the inspiration to “re-create” them in the form of a doll. When Marguerite told her children about my project and sketched out the drawings for the prototype of dolls, they immediately fell in love with them! Her daughter said, “I WISH THEY WERE REALLY HERE!” Marguerite drew her “grandma” for her...

Carman Cook-Campbell is the Chief Executive Officer at Better Family, Inc and is our Guest on this episode of the Invention Stories Podcast.

Cara Brzezecki is a Mother, Wife, Author, Inventors, and more from Littleton, Colorado...and our Guest on this episode of the Invention Stories Podcast.

Kevin Lane shares what he's been up with his Create A Castle since being interview on Episode 84 of the Invention Stories Podcast.

Connie Inukai is a mother, grandmother, inventor, author and more. From earning straight A’s in school and playing the violin, to breaking the gender barrier in ping pong, all while overcoming juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. This episode is inspiring, educational, and entertaining. We invite you to listen to Our Interview with Connie Inukai on the Invention Stories Podcast. You’ll be glad you did.

We conclude Season 2 of the Invention Stories Podcast, the inventRight Mini-Series with it's co-founder and author of One Simple Idea and more...Stephen Key

InventRight Coach, Paul Sorenson is an experienced business professional who has licensed his spatula idea into multiple industries. Episode 119 is the second part in a 2-part series.

Paul Sorenson is an experienced business professional with a demonstrated history of working sales, product development and entrepreneurship. He posseses strong business development professional skilled in sales, patent law, management, business development, and business coaching . Paul Sorenson has successfully licensed multiple products including the same spatula idea into multiple industries and shares his story in this interview.

We interviewed Tim Brennanm inventor of the Multi-Grip Mandoline that helps to cut evenly slices of fruit or vegetables quickly and easily, whilst keeping your fingers safely away from its sharp stainless-steel blade. This episode is the 2nd in a 2-part series.

Tim Brennan developed a concept for a new type of shoe that allowed the foot to function with greater ease. It was launched in 2004 under the name VIVOBAREFOOT across the UK, US and Europe. Robert Bear interviews Tim Brennan in this Episode of the Invention Stories Podcast.

Tim Brennan is a product designer and developer who is driven by solving problems which make a real difference in people’s lives. His work involves creating and licensing IP for new products and has a long term goal to accelerate the world’s transition towards sustainable design and renewable energy. From 1996 to 2000, Tim Brennan... The post Episode 116…Tim Brennan and VIVOBAREFOOT appeared first on Invention Stories.

This is a Bonus Episode of the Invention Stories Podcast where Tim Brennan shares how he came to play tennis at Wimbledon.

This is a Bonus Episode of the Invention Stories Podcast where Tim Brennan shares how he came to play tennis at Wimbledon. The post Bonus Episode…Tim Brennan Plays at Wimbledon appeared first on Invention Stories.

Ryan Diez is a product developer from Los Angeles, CA. His big “break” came when his invention, the Woof Washer 360, gained world-wide attention after going viral on social media. Ryan’s Woof Washer 360 hit the retail shelves and started cleaning dogs across the world! Ryan Diez has been featured in Entrepreneur magazine, on Good Morning America, the Today Show, Jimmy Kimmel, HSN, Animal Planet, BuzzFeed and more.

John Paulick is the Founder at WineHive, Industrial Designer, Biomimicry Specialist, Consultant at Lululemon and our Guest on Episode 114 of the Invention Stories Podcast. WineHive was invented in 2009 by industrial designer John Paulick, inspired by the optimized honeycomb structure built by bees. John designed WineHive’s modular interlocking structure to be fully customizable and infinitely expandable.... The post Episode 114…John Paulick and WineHive appeared first on Invention Stories.

The Meat Sheet was created by Eloise Ross to better help dry any type of meat, fish, and poultry while the sheets absorb the water or liquids that seep from them. They also remove moisture off the meat, fish, or poultry for those who want to vacuum seal their meat. In addition, they help to soak up oil off fried foods all while not sticking to the meat without leaving pieces of material when drying. Most Importantly, the Meat Sheet is disposable and used to prevent cross-contamination.