
Isaac Singer
American inventor and actorWikipedia
7
MENTIONS
6
EPISODES
6
PODCASTS
Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Isaac Singer".
Oct 9, 2026
Hour 4: The HOA Is Coming For Taylor
M
33:17MaddiePANELIST
When did that happen?
S
33:18SarahHOST
When did that happen? The sewing machine motor was patented by Isaac Singer.
S
33:27SarahHOST
What a-
V
33:27VinnieHOST
True.
V
33:30VinnieHOST
Ah.
M
33:30MaddiePANELIST
[laughs]
S
33:31SarahHOST
Just asking when, when did that happen? What year was the sewing machine motor patented by the man whose name it still bears, Isaac Singer? Vinnie, you're first.
V
33:42VinnieHOST
1843.
Oct 9-John Lennon, Tony Shaloub, Scott Bakula, Scotty McCreery, Megan Moroney, Leif Erikson, Jackson Browne
J
3:19JeffHOST
I guess he was the robot.
J
3:21JeffHOST
All right, what happened on October 9th? 1809, American Isaac Singer, he invented the sewing machine motor.
J
3:28JeffHOST
Now, that was a big deal back then.
J
3:29JeffHOST
Remember, pretty much everybody had a sewing machine.
Wild Headlines, Football & Good Times!
M
33:29Micah FrazierHOST
How dare he? 1701, Yale opens its doors in New Haven, Connecticut.
M
33:35Micah FrazierHOST
1885, Isaac Singer patents the sewing machine motor.
M
33:41Micah FrazierHOST
1855, Joshua Stoddard patents first, the first steam-powered musical instrument.
M
33:47Micah FrazierHOST
1865, the first pipeline to carry crude oil is laid in Pennsylvania to carry oil refineries and shipping docks.
Tasting Tales with Baxter Brewing Oktoberfest
M
11:08MarkHOST
[laughs]
P
11:09Pam AshbyHOST
[laughs] 171 years ago in 1855, the sewing machine motor was patented by the man whose name still bears it, Isaac Singer.
M
11:18MarkHOST
Do you sew?
P
11:19Pam AshbyHOST
No.
100 Sleepy Facts About Victorian-Era Machines — Fall Asleep to History and Drift Through Steam-Powered Inventions for a Cozy Night of Gentle Learning
S
26:31speaker_3NARRATOR
Elias Howe spent five years developing the first practical sewing machine and patented it in 1846.
S
26:38speaker_3NARRATOR
But it was Isaac Singer's 1851 model that really made it work.
S
26:46speaker_3NARRATOR
Singer's sewing machine was the one that suddenly made sense to people.
S
26:51speaker_3NARRATOR
It could make thousands of perfect stitches per minute.
Great Inventors and Their Inventions-Frank P. Bachman
S
175:20speaker_4NARRATOR
If Mr.
S
175:21speaker_4NARRATOR
Singer was not a great inventor, he was skillful in making practical the ideas of others, and he was a great businessman.
S
175:27speaker_4NARRATOR
He, more than anyone else, aroused the world to the value of the sewing machine.
S
175:31speaker_4NARRATOR
He did this through advertising.