Podcast appearances and mentions of king camp gillette

El 5 de enero de 1855 nació King Camp Gillette, empresario estadounidense conocido por ser el inventor de la maquinilla de afeitar. Aunque ya existían varios modelos previos, su principal innovación fue una hoja delgada y de bajo costo, fabricada en acero estampado y desechable.

‘Los epónimos en la literatura'. Especial de Patricia del Río sobre aquellos personajes cuyos nombres quedaron inmortalizados en el lenguaje cotidiano como referentes por su forma de ver la vida. Por ejemplo, kafkiano deriva de Kafka y quiere decir insólito, extraño; maquiavélico de Maquiavelo y significa astuto, engañoso; sádico, del Marqués de Sade y designa al que disfruta del dolor ajeno. Revive este especial donde también conoceremos las historias de los médicos Georgius Papanicolaou y Gabriel Falopio, del empresario King Camp Gillette, del escritor Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, del irlandés Charles Cunningham Boycott, y Enola Gay, entre otros. La entrevista de la semana es a la escritora Julia Wong Kcomt, quien utilizando diversas técnicas narrativas presenta ‘11 palabras' (Cocodrilo Ediciones, 2023), libro de cuentos que reflexiona sobre la enfermedad. Las canciones elegidas son: ‘Libertango', Astor Piazzola ‘José Antonio', Jean Pierre Magnet ‘Óleo de mujer con sombrero', Silvio Rodríguez ‘Enola gay', Orchesral Manoeuvres in the dark ‘As tears go by', Marianne Faithfull ‘Poder', Papawa ‘Symphaty for the devil', The Rolling Stone

‘Los epónimos en la literatura'. Especial de Patricia del Río sobre aquellos personajes cuyos nombres quedaron inmortalizados en el lenguaje cotidiano como referentes por su forma de ver la vida. Por ejemplo, kafkiano deriva de Kafka y quiere decir insólito, extraño; maquiavélico de Maquiavelo y significa astuto, engañoso; sádico, del Marqués de Sade y designa al que disfruta del dolor ajeno. Revive este especial donde también conoceremos las historias de los médicos Georgius Papanicolaou y Gabriel Falopio, del empresario King Camp Gillette, del escritor Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, del irlandés Charles Cunningham Boycott, y Enola Gay, entre otros. La entrevista de la semana es a la escritora Julia Wong Kcomt, quien utilizando diversas técnicas narrativas presenta ‘11 palabras' (Cocodrilo Ediciones, 2023), libro de cuentos que reflexiona sobre la enfermedad. Las canciones elegidas son: ‘Libertango', Astor Piazzola ‘José Antonio', Jean Pierre Magnet ‘Óleo de mujer con sombrero', Silvio Rodríguez ‘Enola gay', Orchesral Manoeuvres in the dark ‘As tears go by', Marianne Faithfull ‘Poder', Papawa ‘Symphaty for the devil', The Rolling Stone

Ashley recounts the scandal surrounding Volkswagen clean diesel marketing campaign and how emissions testing on vehicles made from 2009-2015 to compete with hybrid vehicles led to some surprising and criminal results. Shanda discusses how King Camp Gillette's invention of safety razors for at-home use in 1901 led to advertising that shaped how society viewed body hair on women and how it impacts people's perceptions still today. You can find us at: Facebook Instagram You can find Shanda at: Facebook Instagram You can find Ashley at: Crimson Moon Farm YouTube Crimson Moon Farm Facebook Crimson Moon Farm TikTok --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/passingnotes/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/passingnotes/support

Ashley recounts the scandal surrounding Volkswagen clean diesel marketing campaign and how emissions testing on vehicles made from 2009-2015 to compete with hybrid vehicles led to some surprising and criminal results. Shanda discusses how King Camp Gillette's invention of safety razors for at-home use in 1901 led to advertising that shaped how society viewed body hair on women and how it impacts people's perceptions still today. You can find us at: Facebook Instagram You can find Shanda at: Facebook Instagram You can find Ashley at: Crimson Moon Farm YouTube Crimson Moon Farm Facebook Crimson Moon Farm TikTok --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/passingnotes/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/passingnotes/support

¿Cómo apareció la afeitadora desechable? ¿Qué tuvo que ver el inventor de la tapa de bebidas? El 15 de noviembre de 1904 se patentó la prestobarba y en este capítulo Andrés Kalawski y Paula Molina nos cuentan su historia: la de King Camp Gillette.

L'homme d'affaires King Camp Gillette crée sa compagnie en 1901 et, trois ans plus tard, fait breveter un nouveau modèle de rasoir fonctionnant avec un nouveau type de lames jetables.Dans un premier temps, les rasoirs sont vendus à un prix élevé, correspondant à peu près à la moitié du salaire hebdomadaire moyen d'un ouvrier. Ces nouveaux rasoirs séduisent pourtant de très nombreux clients.Il s'en vend en effet des millions. Mais, au début des années 20, la concurrence se fait plus active. Gillette est donc obligé de faire breveter un autre modèle de rasoir. Mais pour mieux le vendre, il aurait eu une idée qui donnera naissance à une forme de marketing encore très pratiquée de nos jours.Un nouveau concept de marketingGillette aurait résumé ce nouveau concept par la formule suivante :" donnez-leur le rasoir, vendez-leur les lames". Et, de fait, le prix du rasoir baisse de manière notable, tandis que celui des lames augmente.Le produit principal, moins cher, se vendra donc mieux. Mais, comme il ne peut fonctionner qu'avec des lames jetables, leur vente, à un prix plus élevé, devrait compenser, et même au-delà, le manque à gagner occasionné par la vente des rasoirs.Gillette aurait donc élaboré un nouveau concept, le "freebie marketing", appelé parfois "lame et rasoir" en l'honneur de son inventeur. Il consiste donc à abaisser le prix d'un produit principal, afin de pouvoir augmenter le prix, et les ventes, d'un produit complémentaire, l'un ne pouvant fonctionner sans l'autre.Dans certains cas, le produit complémentaire n'est pas bradé, il est donné, du moins au début, sous forme d'échantillons gratuits. On en attend un effet d'attraction, propre à stimuler la vente du produit principal.De nombreux produits, comme des machines à café, des téléphones portables ou des consoles de jeux, sont vendus selon ce principe.Cependant, il semblerait que King Camp Gillette n'ait pas été l'inventeur du "freebie marketing". D'après certaines sources, ses concurrents sur le marché du rasage l'auraient mis au point avant lui. Il n'en demeure pas moins qu'aujourd'hui encore la paternité de ce procédé lui est toujours attribuée. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

L'homme d'affaires King Camp Gillette crée sa compagnie en 1901 et, trois ans plus tard, fait breveter un nouveau modèle de rasoir fonctionnant avec un nouveau type de lames jetables. Dans un premier temps, les rasoirs sont vendus à un prix élevé, correspondant à peu près à la moitié du salaire hebdomadaire moyen d'un ouvrier. Ces nouveaux rasoirs séduisent pourtant de très nombreux clients. Il s'en vend en effet des millions. Mais, au début des années 20, la concurrence se fait plus active. Gillette est donc obligé de faire breveter un autre modèle de rasoir. Mais pour mieux le vendre, il aurait eu une idée qui donnera naissance à une forme de marketing encore très pratiquée de nos jours. Un nouveau concept de marketing Gillette aurait résumé ce nouveau concept par la formule suivante :" donnez-leur le rasoir, vendez-leur les lames". Et, de fait, le prix du rasoir baisse de manière notable, tandis que celui des lames augmente. Le produit principal, moins cher, se vendra donc mieux. Mais, comme il ne peut fonctionner qu'avec des lames jetables, leur vente, à un prix plus élevé, devrait compenser, et même au-delà, le manque à gagner occasionné par la vente des rasoirs. Gillette aurait donc élaboré un nouveau concept, le "freebie marketing", appelé parfois "lame et rasoir" en l'honneur de son inventeur. Il consiste donc à abaisser le prix d'un produit principal, afin de pouvoir augmenter le prix, et les ventes, d'un produit complémentaire, l'un ne pouvant fonctionner sans l'autre. Dans certains cas, le produit complémentaire n'est pas bradé, il est donné, du moins au début, sous forme d'échantillons gratuits. On en attend un effet d'attraction, propre à stimuler la vente du produit principal. De nombreux produits, comme des machines à café, des téléphones portables ou des consoles de jeux, sont vendus selon ce principe. Cependant, il semblerait que King Camp Gillette n'ait pas été l'inventeur du "freebie marketing". D'après certaines sources, ses concurrents sur le marché du rasage l'auraient mis au point avant lui. Il n'en demeure pas moins qu'aujourd'hui encore la paternité de ce procédé lui est toujours attribuée. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What do French revolutionary history, utopian socialism and your body hair have in common? Al tells Courtney all about razor magnate King Camp Gillette and his bonkers crusade. Plus, we point our noses towards Omaha, NE for a honking good local ad. Main Ad: https://youtu.be/8XPjJBNxBL8 Local Ad: https://youtu.be/cI3u6U3mOW8 Sources: https://www.adcreeps.gay/sources-1/206-gillettetracii

Shop Talk looks at a respected MIT Professor's rules of engagement for the classroom. See if you agree with his 4 simple words. King Camp Gillette, born January 5, 1855, is our Business Birthday. As an innovator in the field of grooming, Gillette is credited with bringing the disposable safety razor to the masses. Caught My Eye looks at how CNN was duped on New Year's Eve with fake names across the onscreen scroll. They never picked up on tweets from Ben Dover or Dixie Normus among others. Also, a man lifts his sleeping ex-girlfriend's eyelids to unlock her phone, stealing $24,000. The Dear Leader Kim Jong Un is losing weight for his country and state media asks the people not to despair at his appearance.We're all business. Except when we're notApple Podcasts: apple.co/1WwDBrCSpotify: spoti.fi/2pC19B1iHeart Radio: bit.ly/2n0Z7H1Tunein: bit.ly/1SE3NMbStitcher: bit.ly/1N97ZquGoogle Podcasts: bit.ly/1pQTcVWPandora: pdora.co/2pEfctjYouTube: bit.ly/1spAF5aAlso follow Tim and John on:Facebook: www.facebook.com/focusgroupradioTwitter: www.twitter.com/focusgroupradioInstagram: www.instagram.com/focusgroupradio

5 tháng 1 là ngày gì? Hôm nay là ngày sinh của Andō Momofuku, người sáng lập mì gói. SỰ KIỆN 1875 - Palais Garnier, một trong những nhà hát opera nổi tiếng nhất thế giới, được khánh thành tại Paris. 1976 – Khmer Đỏ tuyên bố Hiến pháp Campuchia Dân chủ. 1944 - Daily Mail trở thành tờ báo lớn đầu tiên của London được xuất bản ở cả hai bờ Đại Tây Dương. 1933 - Khởi công xây dựng Cầu Cổng Vàng ở Vịnh San Francisco . Sinh 1995 – Xuân Mai, ca sĩ người Việt Nam 1986 – Deepika Padukone, người mẫu và diễn viên người Đan Mạch-Ấn Độ 1968 – DJ Bobo, ca sĩ-người viết ca khúc, nhà sản xuất âm nhạc người Thụy Sĩ 1855 - King Camp Gillette , doanh nhân người Mỹ, thành lập Công ty Gillette (mất năm 1932) 1976 - Diego Tristán , cầu thủ bóng đá Tây Ban Nha Mất 2007 – Andō Momofuku, doanh nhân người Đài Loan-Nhật Bản, sáng lập Nissin Foods (s. 1910) 2014 - Eusébio , cầu thủ và quản lý bóng đá người Bồ Đào Nha gốc Mozambique (sinh năm 1942) Chương trình "Hôm nay ngày gì" hiện đã có mặt trên Youtube, Facebook và Spotify: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aweektv - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AWeekTV - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6rC4CgZNV6tJpX2RIcbK0J - Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../h%C3%B4m-nay.../id1586073418 #aweektv #5thang1 #DailyMail #OttoBeisheim #DeepikaPadukone #Gillette #Tristán Các video đều thuộc quyền sở hữu của Adwell jsc (adwell.vn), mọi hành động sử dụng lại nội dung của chúng tôi đều không được phép. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aweek-tv/message

O maçom que se tornou milionário ao inventar a lâmina descartável e que queria propagar seus ideais socialistas utópicos No final do século 19, a maioria dos homens apresentava cortes e vermelhidão na pele do rosto porque se barbeava com lâmina de barbear. Apesar do fato de que vários protótipos de navalhas já haviam sido inventados, o ex- mascate King Camp Gillette mudou a aparência física viril para sempre com a invenção de navalhas descartáveis. Em 1901 ele fundou a American Safety Razor Company para comercializar esta invenção que consistia em uma alça e uma estrutura aprimorada para melhor segurar as finas lâminas de aço que, após vários barbeados, eram jogadas fora. Desta forma, as lâminas forjadas, muitas vezes cegas, foram substituídas. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/malhete-podcast/message

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Trocken oder nass, meine Herren? Gillette ist Marktführer in der Nassrasur. In Berlin Tempelhof ist der weltweit zweitgrößte Standort der Klingenproduktion. Heute vor 165 Jahren, also 1855 wurde der Erfinder King Camp Gillette in Wisconsin geboren. Autor: Irene Geuer.

Ever wonder how a company as big as Gillette ever started? Never in King Camp Gillette's wildest dreams could he have hoped to create an empire that would last for more than 118 years, and at one point be valued at over $57 billion. But that's exactly what happened with Gillette. In this episode, we get to know King Camp Gillette, how he came up with the idea of the improved safety razor, and how Gillette became the giant brand it is today.  Twitter - @brandoriginsfm Email - chris@partizan.ph This episode is made possible by Brandbaker and Allday Customer Support

It's a hatchet for your face! This week we discuss razors, from their ancient origins to their stage musical and silver screen fame, all the way up to their hipster resurgence. With a pit stop in King Camp Gillette's bizarre utopian metropolis.

⚙ Hoy les hablo de King Camp Gillette, inventor e innovador en modelos de negocio de la industria de cuidado personal y un soñador con un plan para concentrar toda la población de EEUU en una sola gran ciudad. La música de hoy: Somewhere Beyond The Sea de Bobby Darin, (How Much is) That Doggie in the Window de Patti Page, Praise de Lord and Pass the Ammunition de Kay Kyser y It's Bad for me de Rosemary Clooney, Los artículos de hoy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_C._Gillette https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Human_Drift https://www.britannica.com/biography/King-Camp-Gillette Nuestro Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MananasConLeo/ Nuestro Canal de Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Ux9ChJL5_rF4NI7B6N2jQ

Our guest today is the founder of Leaf Shave, a company that is changing the way people get a great shave at the best value. Crazy birds, without any further ado, I would like to welcome Adam Simone. Episode Highlights[01:18] How did your sustainable journey start? [02:50] There is an amazing organisation called Leah Lizarondo (https://www.linkedin.com/in/leahlizarondo/)  and she has built a network backed by technology and the goodness of people that has rescued more than 4 million pounds of food, and they do this by cutting off perfectly good food that would end up uneaten and in landfill and connecting them with people in need of food. [03:22] We won’t stop until we have replaced every disposable plastic consuming razor on earth with a Leaf razor. [04:51] The history of shaving is quite interesting it dates back thousands of years to when early humans were using tools and shells and even things like sharp teeth to remove hair from their head and face. It is not a new invention. [05:11] Double edge razors which are what many today would kind of consider classic shaving tools that perhaps your grandfather used or maybe you have dabbled with in your sustainability journey. Those were invested and patterned more than a hundred years ago by and some people don’t know this but by King Camp Gillette. [06:34] What modern razors brought to the table over safety razors is a comfortable easy shave with multiple blades and a pivoting head. What we lost was the quality and the durability of materials. [11:56] We want that who when someone holds it, because it is a high-quality tool and something that I think people should be happy to own. because it is quality and it will last. [12:13] It has a lifetime warranty. If you have any issue ever drop us a note. [12:20] To keep our customers happy, we are learning a lot. We are still very young we have only been commercially available for about six- month ones as of the recording here, but we are in our next production of razors right now and we continue to learn and improve and listen to our customers. [13:14] We have got three more finishes coming in our next production run. [13:50] Maybe like four years ago I bought a pack of hundred of them for $11 and I am still using that pack. They will last a long time. [14:02] From a storage perspective a footprint of a hundred pack fits in the same space size a four standard cartridge from Bic shave or any of those shave clubs. [15:51] What can we do with our blunt blades? [18:46] We decided to go to Kickstarter and in 30-days we raised a $110,000 on our Kickstarter campaign. [20:25] If you are on the fence of trying us, give it a go. If we are not your jam, if it is not working for you, we will take it back within 30 days. [21:03] What has been one of your most important decisions that you have made around mama earth? Final Five1.What is one social media platform that you follow? (https://www.instagram.com/trashisfortossers/?hl=en) (https://l.instagram.com/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fpackagefreeshop.com%2F&e=ATM7EAXChZg_MfVNPs8U0so_LyfGlErvWWqljExmpWSJr5UH3jgJ0t2gTqAgMpHH8w8ZPQMcVAzBAbOl) 2.What is your hope for mama earth going forward? I hope that more folks learn about the small decisions that they can make to do personally to impact their footprint on Mama Earth and you know I am very happy that I am making the choices that I am making and honestly I also hope that there are a couple of people listening out there that are entrepreneurs at heart that hear my story and are encouraged to make that idea that they have for a more sustainable solution or product or service to make that a reality because it is as simple as starting.  3.What advise can you give our crazy birds this week to help out mama earth?  Think about the small choice that you can make but also think about how you can leverage a talent or an...

If you're the type of person who shaves, you've probably used a disposable razor at least once. But where did this seemingly ubiquitous part of American life come from? It all goes back to the late 19th century, and a man with the absolutely incredible name of King Camp Gillette.

If you're the type of person who shaves, you've probably used a disposable razor at least once. But where did this seemingly ubiquitous part of American life come from? It all goes back to the late 19th century, and a man with the absolutely incredible name of King Camp Gillette.

King Camp Gillette came up with an idea which has helped shape the modern economy. He invented the disposable razor blade. But, perhaps more significantly, he invented the two-part pricing model which works by imposing what economists call “switching costs”. If you’ve ever bought replacement cartridges for an inkjet printer you experienced both when you discovered that they cost almost as much as the printer itself. It’s also known as the “razor and blades” model because that’s where it first drew attention, thanks to King Camp Gillette. Attract people with a cheap razor, then repeatedly charge them for expensive replacement blades. As Tim Harford explains, it’s an idea which has been remarkably influential. Producer: Ben Crighton Editors: Richard Knight and Richard Vadon (Image: Razor, Credit: Shutterstock)

¡Hola Branders!. Esta semana hablamos de una marca de accesorios para el afeitado, el cuidado personal y de productos para el hogar: Gillette. Analizamos la historia del afeitado y la gestión de su fundador, un comercial de Wisconsin llamado King Camp Gillette. Recordad que podéis apoyar nuestro trabajo realizando vuestras compras en Amazon a través del enlace de afiliados que tenemos en nuestra página web; y haciéndoos mecenas de BrandStocker en Patreon. Ya sabéis que nos podéis seguir en Twitter, en Facebook e Instagram, donde nos encontraréis con el usuario BrandStocker.Y por supuesto no olvidéis comentar este programa, darle a "me gusta", valorarlo con todas estrellas que podáis y compartirlo en vuestras redes sociales. Y si os habéis quedado con ganas de más, podéis conocer la historia de muchas otras marcas en nuestros canales de Spreaker, Ivoox, iTunes y en sobre todo en https://www.brandstocker.com/podcast/gillette-la-innovacion-de-la-precision/

Episode 40 Don Gorske Big Mac GuyHello and welcome to Episode 40 of Jay Wont darts podcast. My intro was from King Of the Hill.This episode is about Don Gorske, I'll start by reading from Wikipedia.From Wikipedia"Don Gorske of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin is an American "Big Mac enthusiast" who has eaten over 23,000 Big Mac hamburgers in his lifetime,[1] winning a place in the 2006 Guinness Book of Records in the process. He claims the Big Mac constitutes 90% of his total solid food intake. He is featured in the documentaries Super Size Me (2004) and Don Gorske: Mac Daddy (2005). He is the author of 22,477 Big Macs (2008).HistoryGorske claims that after getting his first car, the first place he went was to McDonald's on May 17, 1972[1] he purchased and ate three Big Macs at lunch time. He then returned two more times that day to consume a total of nine Big Macs the same day he discovered the sandwich. He further claims to have eaten 265 Big Macs in the following month, an average of 8.5 Big Macs per day. If true, this would be equivalent to over 4,600 calories and 247 grams of fat daily, for a total of 143,100 calories and 16.9 pounds of fat in one month. He also claims to drink almost nothing but Coca-Cola and, according to Super Size Me, he rarely eats the fries. At first, Don kept all the boxes of Big Macs he ate in the back of his car.In 2003, Don Gorske ate 741 Big Macs, an average of 2.03 Big Macs per day. On August 17, 2008, Gorske ate his 23,000th Big Mac at his favorite McDonald's restaurant in Fond du Lac.[1] He claims that since he ate his first Big Mac, there have only been eight different days in which he did not eat a single Big Mac. One of these days was the day his mother died, and he did not eat a Big Mac to respect her request.[1] Other days included a "Snow Day" when McDonalds was unable to open due to snow, a Thanksgiving, days he was traveling and could not find a McDonalds, and various days Gorske had to stay at work past midnight. Gorske has since started keeping an "emergency stash" of Big Macs in his freezer for emergencies and snow days.[4] Don Gorske also records when and where he eats his Big Macs in a notebook that he carries with him all of the time. Gorske has kept every burger receipt in a box.[1]"Now, I want to mention a major reason why I chose to do an episode about Don Gorske. The guy eats all that fastfood, he says it makes up 90% of his food intake, so he basically eats just 2 burgers a day, along with liquids. The guy looks damn thin, he looks quite a lot like a hippie, if you imagine a hippie with "John Lennon" style round glasses, and brown hair in a bowlcut style, although he has a ponytail at the back. I'm mentioning Don because hes evidence that fast food is a sure cause of obesity, I really dont like hearing people who complain that big companies have forced everyone worldwide to become fat and lazy. I think what people eat is their own responsibility, although I have read books such as Fast Food Nation, and have watched Super Size Me, I'll play clips from that movie later. I do see a definite link between eating fatty foods and becoming fat yourself, but I really dont think its fair to blame mcdonalds when you choose to eat there 3 times a day. Don Gorske is a very quirky case, and I'd love him to go Vegan, but he sure isnt unhealthly from what I can tell, or from his health statistics that he tells people. I mention this because large animal welfare groups like PETA advertise going vegetarian as a way to lose weight, they often use the fact that vegetarians and vegans generally are slim, as if the only way you can be NOT FAT is if you dont eat animal products, apparently they have never seen Don Gorske. I left this part out of the Wikipedia article, because I wanted you to think he weighed a metric ton."Gorske is 6 foot 2 inches tall, 185 pounds, and claims a cholesterol level of 140." Im interrupting here, for every other country in the world, hes about 1.8 metres tall and weighs 83kg's. That makes his Body Mass Index, BMI, about 23.8, almost 24. A BMI is not amazingly accurate, very muscular people can be reported as being obese, for example, but its the best way to somewhat compare weights of people, to roughly group them as underweight for their height, average for their height, or overweight for their height. Reading from the site I used to calculate Dons BMI, • Underweight =