Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul C Fisher

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Paul C. Fisher had already revolutionized the pen industry before he launched his company into space with a new pen that would work without gravity.

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[audio mp3=“https://media.talkaboutlasvegas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/03110351/Cary_Fisher_0805191.mp3”][/audio] This week, Ira spoke with Cary Fisher, president and co-owner of Fisher Space Pen Company, the iconic American family business based in Boulder City, Nevada, which was founded by his father, Paul C. Fisher (inventor of the original AG7 Anti-Gravity pen first used by American astronauts on Apollo 7 in 1968). In this 30-minute episode of Talk About Las Vegas, Fisher talks about his father’s legacy; the company’s long association with the United States space program; the enduring popularity of the space pen; the company’s recent recognition at the White House; and why, despite the digital age, there’s always a place for a pen!