David Levi
Inventor & Patent Holder
Building What No One Believed Was Possible
An inventor who turned an impossible concept into a patent in 6 months
■ YouTube Interview Series
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Episodes published and growing weekly
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New conversations every single week
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Of inventors and entrepreneurs interviewed
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Truly original Jewish creative voice
The Show
The Impossible Puzzles Show is not your typical interview program. Host Mike Merkur — a religious Jewish STEM toy inventor with a passion for puzzles and wild ideas — sits down with the world's most creative minds each week.
Together they pull apart how inventions are born, how businesses are built from nothing, and how puzzle thinking unlocks problems everyone else ignores.
Over 170 episodes. Fifteen conversations per week. One show that sits at the intersection of Jewish creativity, puzzle culture, and entrepreneurial invention.
"There are no boring people. Every guest is carrying an impossible puzzle — you just have to know which questions unlock them."
170+ Episodes
Inventors, entrepreneurs, scholars, and puzzle thinkers from every discipline — every week, without fail.
Recent Episodes
David Levi
Inventor & Patent Holder
An inventor who turned an impossible concept into a patent in 6 months
Rachel Chen
Startup Founder & Game Theorist
A founder who sold her startup by thinking in game theory
Prof. Moshe Adler
Scholar & Entrepreneur
A scholar-entrepreneur bridging Talmud and Silicon Valley
Alex Romero
STEM Educator & Designer
An educator who designs puzzles for impossible thinkers
Dr. Priya Nair
Research Scientist & Inventor
A former tech engineer who went full-time on invention
Marcus Webb
Serial Entrepreneur
A late bloomer who launched three companies after retirement
New episodes publish every week — 15 conversations weekly, no reruns.
New Episodes Weekly
15 new conversations every week with the inventors, entrepreneurs, and puzzle thinkers shaping tomorrow. Free on YouTube — no subscription needed.
Free to watch. New episodes every week. No catch.
"Mike asks the questions no one else thinks to ask. Every episode unlocks something new in how I think."
— A viewer & fellow puzzle thinker