The podcast reading issued patents and published patent applications to help you drift off to inventive dreams. Your host is Charlotte Rodeen-Dickert, Esq., a Registered Patent Attorney of over 20 years, who happens to have a very nice voice. If there is an art area that you would like to hear about to put you to sleep, please visit my Facebook page here.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe podcast reading issued patents and published patent applications to help you drift off to inventive dreams. Your host is Charlotte Rodeen-Dickert, Esq., a Registered Patent Attorney of over 20 years, who happens to have a very nice voice.
Recent episodes include "Show Me the Money" (6 June 2026, 38 minutes), "A Threaded Bolt (or a Screw), Two Washers, and a Nut…" (24 May 2026, 50 minutes), and "Take Me Out to the Ball Game..." (16 May 2026, 28 minutes).
Patentsomnia publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Patentsomnia is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Patentsomnia requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Patentsomnia's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Patentsomnia are Law & Legal Services. Patentsomnia has a history audience.
Patentsomnia is a history podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Episode #9
<p>Congratulations to all the graduates out there! Best wishes and success as you go forth into the world. This week, we’re looking at 19th Century patents in the field of finance. (Let me know if you figure out the...
<p>This week we’re looking at body piercing technology, from a medical piercing device of the 1950s to an interesting 21st Century use for facial piercings.</p><p>The second one is especially full of repetition, so is...
Episode #7
<p>America’s Favorite Pastime in the 1800s led to several patents for baseball gear and related items. Tonight’s selections focus on three patents directed to game simulations, either to bring the thrill of a game at...
<p>“Tactical to Practical” – when technologies perhaps originally developed for military use make their way into common civilian life. Continuing from last week, we have the second of two such inventions, each by a...
<p>“Tactical to Practical” – when technologies perhaps originally developed for military use make their way into common civilian life. Tonight we have the first in a series of two such inventions, each by a brilliant...
Episode #4
<p>Continuing from last week, we have another 80’s icon/inventor: Paula Abdul! Note that this one is a published patent application, but not an issued patent. It looks like it was abandoned for failure to respond to an...
Episode #3
<p>So what else to Eddie Van Halen and Michael Jackson have in common?</p><p>Both of them invented devices related to their signature performance elements and were granted patents for their innovations.</p><p>If you'd...
Episode #2
<p>Good evening. Tonight we'll be listening to a few brilliant innovations in the art area of Basketball Equipment:</p><p>US No. 1,187,029 BASKET BALL AND SIMILAR PLAYING BALL</p><p>US No. 1,757,350 BASKET BALL BASKET...
<p>Tonight we'll read a set of patents from the late 1800s-early 1900s in the art area of Beds. If you'd like to see the drawings or read them for yourself, go to https://patents.google.com/ and enter the number...
Patentsomnia
<p>Good Evening, and welcome to Patentsomnia, a podcast that helps put you to sleep with the soothing voice of a Patent Attorney reading actual issued patents from the last 200 years. </p>
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