Dateline: Palo Alto, CA via New Orleans Segment 1: Katrina Innovations - McGyver Effect - Crisis as a catalyst for innovations Segment 2: N/A Segment 3: Killer Questions of the Week - Reverse Killer Questions For more information, visit www.killerinnovations.com

Dateline: Half Moon Bay, CA Segment 1: Overcoming Your Idea Critics Segment 2: The Conceptual Age Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week For more information, please visit www.killerinnovations.com

Dateline: Palo Alto, CA Segment 1: Building on the innovations of others Segment 2: Weak Signal - Micro-selling Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week Visit www.killerinnovations.com for more information

Dateline: Amsterdam Segment 1: Using ethnography to identify ideas from your customers - Develop holistic view of the customer needs (e.g. transportation) - Expose and record "tribal knowledge" (things that people do automatically) - Identify customer frustrations and areas or less than optimal efficiency. Segment 2: Weak Signals - Life Caching Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week Visit www.killerinnovations.com for more information ......

Dateline: Washington D.C. Segment 1: Creating an Innovation Culture Segment 2: Example Killer Innovation - Hint: Cheaper by the dozen Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week Visit www.killerinnovations.com for more information about the show ....

Along with many in the podcasting community, we've recorded a PSA (Public Service Announcement) to help raise funds for the relief effort. Rather than do the traditional Red Cross PSA, I created one for a charity organization that I'm personally involved with ... and one that I'm confident is providing relief to the area. Please take a listen to the PSA and feel free to forward to other podcasters or media outlets who could help get the message out.

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Dateline: Washington D.C. Segment 1: Fast Prototyping - fast (hours, days) versus rapid (weeks, months) - Fast prototypes are not functional - Focus on early and quick customer feedback - Fast prototypes are built by the inventors and not 'model' builders Segment 2: Example of a Killer Innovation Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week Visit www.killerinnovations.com for the link to this podcast and the entire archive of previous shows.

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Dateline: Washington D.C. (on my way to San Francisco and LA) Topic: Biomimicry - The use of biology as a source for ideas and innovations This podcast diverges from the standard format and shares an interview with Janine Benys, author of "Biomimicry: Innovations Inspired by Nature". This interview was provided by: Massive Change Radio (www.massivechange.com), CIUT 89.5 FM (www.ciut.fm) and Jennifer Leonard (www.renegademedia.info) in discussion with Janine Benyus. Link to the full interview with Janine Benys - www.renegademedia.info/media/radio-mp3/Janine_Benyus.mp3