Welcome to the podcast that unveils the stories behind intellectual property.
We interview the innovators, inventors and entrepreneurs; but also the IP disseminators that found the way to bring patents, copyright, design rights, trademarks and other IP rights, closer to people that can benefit from this knowledge.
You are about to discover these stories and experience IP from a whole different perspective.
Protecting What Makes Us Human (part 2) #56 – with Dr. Hayleigh Bosher
In this episode of IP Stories, we welcome Dr. Hayleigh Bosher back to the podcast, a legal expert in creative industries law and policy and Reader in Intellectual Property Law at Brunel University of London. She is the author of Copyright in the Music Industry, now out in a fully updated second edition, and the host of the podcast Whose Song Is It Anyway? She's back three years after our first conversation, with plenty of news and a new outlook on life.
This conversation covers a lot of ground. We talk about musicians fighting for fair remuneration and control over their work, the challenges of applying copyright law to AI, and what happens when machines are trained on huge catalogues of human creativity.
But this conversation goes beyond the law. We explore what makes human creativity so unique, why art and music matter so deeply to our lives, and why protecting creators is about more than copyright. It is about preserving the space for new ideas, new voices and new ways of seeing the world.
An inspiring conversation about creativity, technology and the human experience; and a reminder of why, now more than ever, human creativity matters.
24 Sept 2026
Protecting What Makes Us Human (part 1) #55 – with Dr. Hayleigh Bosher
In this episode of IP Stories, we welcome Dr. Hayleigh Bosher back to the podcast, a legal expert in creative industries law and policy and Reader in Intellectual Property Law at Brunel University of London. She is the author of Copyright in the Music Industry, now out in a fully updated second edition, and the host of the podcast Whose Song Is It Anyway? She's back three years after our first conversation, with plenty of news and a new outlook on life.
This conversation covers a lot of ground. We talk about musicians fighting for fair remuneration and control over their work, the challenges of applying copyright law to AI, and what happens when machines are trained on huge catalogues of human creativity.
But this conversation goes beyond the law. We explore what makes human creativity so unique, why art and music matter so deeply to our lives, and why protecting creators is about more than copyright. It is about preserving the space for new ideas, new voices and new ways of seeing the world.
An inspiring conversation about creativity, technology and the human experience; and a reminder of why, now more than ever, human creativity matters.
30 Jun 2026
Inside IP's Policy Battles: The Power of Communicating IP #54 – with Christie Thoene
Host Christie Thoene, former VP of Policy and Legal Communications at Qualcomm, shares how strategic communication shapes global IP policy and litigation outcomes in this interview.
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