Turns Out The Dallas Inventor Of The CueCat’s Story Is Weirder Than That Notorious Device Itself.

Remember Jovan? The host of Net Talk Live (the radio show, that was a TV show, that talked about the internet) from back in the late ’90s?

Well, after creating the disastrous CueCat, this Dallas-dwelling guy changed his name to J Hutton Pulitzer and started fancying himself a treasure hunter on The History Channel’s The Curse of Oak Island.

It’s a hoot!

If you’re a real glutton for punishment, check out this wheels-off interview in which Jovan reveals, among other things, how Mark Cuban was indirectly responsible for his divorce and how an experience in the West End was the impetus of his name-change.

The hits keep coming, too: Jovan also owns a massive collection of crystals that have been amassed from “Russia to China and all points around the world,” and also released the literary masterpiece How to Cut Off Your Arm and Eat Your Dog: Plus, Other Recipes for Survival.

Point is, the CueCat is just the tip of this guy’s curious iceberg.

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