Who knew that the presidential election would come down to a flat-liner and a felon?  The choice is a no-brainer.

Who knew that in a country of over 300,000,000, the major political parties couldn’t find better?  Maybe nearly 75 years of media obsession has truly taken a toll.

Who knew that we’d record two episodes in one week?  Our new co-host, Jeff.  Such a task master!

Who knew that Mark would take a moment from his busy schedule to join us?  Very busy, that Mark is.  An important person. That’s what he tells us.

Who knew that no-one knows that old saw about failed startups and broken down cars?  We guess an old saw it isn’t.

Who knew that SpaceX expects to ship 1,000,000 people to Mars within twenty years?  We guess the plan is to use their bodies to terraform an acre of the red planet.

Who knew that China would take advantage of the Ukrainian quagmire to push into the Russian Far East?  Best friends.  Hah!

Who knew?  We’re not saying we’re prescient, but we had a pretty good idea.

Put that aside and join the Innovation Blab/Failure - the Podcast in a double-header.  A two-fer.  “Episode 80 - Broken Down Cars” and “Episode 81 - The Singularity is Nigh.”  Our special guests are … well … special.

Sydney Robinson is CEO and co-founder of Vessl Prosthetics, an Ontario-based startup that is hellbent on improving the lives of below-knee amputees and on proving that not all orthopedic startups end up like broken down cars along the road to success.  We think they’ve got a shot at both.  If Sydney can survive 45 minutes of our drivel, she should have no problem navigating the tough medical industry market.

Click below and have at it.