Flubber Needles - Out to Lunch - It's Baton Rouge

So many of us dream when we re kids of coming up with a really cool
invention. Not many of us realize that dream. How do you turn a
great idea into a product that could change the world And how do
you make money from new inventions and technologies Stephanie s
guests on this edition of Out to Lunch have some insight into those
areas. By day, John Pojman is a chemistry professor at LSU. By
night, he s an inventor, who s created a remarkable product that is
taking the art and industrial worlds by storm. It s a clay or putty
that uses polymer reactions requires no mixing, doesn t dry out and
hardens only when users want it to. In 2013, John created Pojman
Polymer Products to sell his great invention, and in the years
since he has sold his 3P Quick Cure Clay to art and industrial
users around the world. Darcy Klug is chairman of Red Hawk Holdings
Corp., which is based at the LSU Business and Technology Center and
has several companies under its corporate umbrella including one
that is making some of the coolest medical technology you can image
like a gizmo that destroys and disposes of hypodermic needles.
Prior to founding Red Hawk, Darcy worked in the energy industry. He
was an executive at OMNI Energy Services and also was involved in
private investment. Photos at Mansurs on the Boulevard by Ken
Stewart.

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