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John Carter - chief engineer of BOSE noise cancelling headphones on the BOSE culture, marketing a new invention and agility

How did John start his career at Bose? How was the noise canceling headphones invention born? How do you market innovations? John Carter brings his immense knowledge and experience to this episode of the Xagility™ podcast.    John Carter has been a widely respected adviser to technology firms over…

Screaming Babies, Noise Canceling, and You

In April 1978, MIT professor Amar Bose was flying home to Boston from Switzerland. But when he tried to listen to music through the airline’s headphones, he couldn’t hear a darned thing. He spent the rest of the flight doing acoustical math—and sketching out an idea for headphones that literally su…

Episode 112 – The Role of the Successful Project Manager in Innovation

Hear about the role of the project manager in successful innovation from John Carter, an inventor of the Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones who shares the original patent with Dr. Amar Bose. John shares the surprising discovery they made by talking to customers about critical features. Topics include…

The BOSE story-Passion and Education.

This is the story of the founder of BOSE Corporation Amar Bose. Hope this will inspire you. Live with Passion and Discipline. Sandeep Patil. -------------------------------------------------------------------Join online and live with me:- Want to speak fluently and confidently? Then join my,"Engli…

The Cost of Ambition No One Measures - Somdutta Singh

Send us Fan Mail This talk is really about rewiring what “success” means. From chasing validation, money, and outcomes to building with reflection, detachment, discipline, and community, while protecting your inner life (mental health, spirituality, relationships, and creative practice). Somdutta S…

Uncommon Sense w. Dr. William Brody

Dr. William Brody has had at least four careers: foundational researcher in CT and MRI, co-founder of three medical device companies, 13-year president of Johns Hopkins University, and leader of the Salk Institute. Now he's codified a lifetime of lessons in his new book, Uncommon Sense, released Ap…

The Gift: Dr. Amar Bose’s audio legacy

The science behind sound reproduction has been studied for centuries. But what will research uncover in the centuries to come? One man made it his life’s mission to find out, and a gift he made to the world will continue that mission for the foreseeable future. Explore the extraordinary life of Dr.…

Digital feeds, malnourished students

Today we’re doing one of our occasional episodes where host Mack Hagood talks about a new essay he’s written for our newsletter “Feed Logic and the Failure to Thrive” Mack writes that students and professors are struggling, both academically and spiritually. He tries to diagnose the issue he felt i…

12 Airplanes, One Mission: Inspiring the Next Generation

📒 Episode Summary What happens when 12 airplanes fly wingtip-to-wingtip across the Florida sky? For one kid in the crowd, it might be the moment everything changes. In this special episode of The Future in Flight Podcast, host Shawn Staerker brings you three inspiring stories. First, field corres…

How Bose compete with AirPods — and why it’s in more cars than ever, with CEO Lila Snyder

Bose is one of the most recognizable audio brands in the world: it was famous for the Wave radio in the 80s, it invented noise cancellation, you can see its logo on NFL sidelines every Sunday, and of course there are the popular consumer products like the QuietComfort headphones that reviewers like…