Kickstarter podcastit

Mike Hale and Jesse Farrar comb through the crowdfunding dumpster to tell you what projects are worth supporting with your hard-earned dollar. So far, it's been absolutely nothing, but whether it's a social media website for dogs, a toilet brush that reminds you to drink more water, or 5,000 offensive card games, maybe something will eventually be good!

We are here to help you with your crowdfunding journey using real-world examples from our clients. Know what’s working and what is not in today’s market. Buckle up; it’s about to get nerdy.

ComixLaunch: Crowdfunding for Writers, Artists & Self-Publishers on Kickstarter... and Beyond!

Kickstarter and crowdfunding advice from successful campaigns. Salvador Briggman is the founder of CrowdCrux, the most popular blog in the niche with over 20,000 subscribers. He has been cited as an expert by the New York Times, the Wallstreet Journal, and more.

A monthly dispatch from Kickstarter Games.

Over $1 Billion dollars has been pledged to Kickstarter campaigns since its launch in April of 2009. Traditionally a site for funding Film and Music, Kickstarter has become a great place for anyone with a dream to see them realized. With Kickstarter you don't need a publisher or a big company, just the courage to ask.

A podcast dedicated to finding interesting, useful or unique crowdfunding projects!

TURN YOUR CONCEPT INTO CASHFLOW Learning how to get your idea as a concept into some that can create finance freedom. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brian-kayongo/support

A radio show with 50% music and 50% Kickstarter board game news from the week and more. Ultra Quality at 320kbps for the audiophiles out there:

A pop culture blog for geeks

The show consists of Khierstyn Ross' in the trenches experience raising more than $2MM on Indiegogo and Kickstarter. We interview successful creators that have started from NOTHING and build multi-million dollar companies off the success of their crowdfunding campaigns. This is the real, uncut, show for entrepreneurs that want to launch their product online.

In 2012 Idle Thumbs ran a Kickstarter campaign, not just to bring back the Idle Thumbs podcast, but to try and turn Idle Thumbs into a small podcast network, with a studio, a new website, and the ability to exist for years to come. We documented that time in this podcast.

The crowdfunding pitch show is a new way for entrepreneurs to directly pitch the audience on backing their campaign and for backers to get to know the founders. The show airs weekly on Supertalk 99.7WTN in Nashville featuring two startups and expert guests, and has additional episodes throughout the week of just crowdfunding pitches.

"The Today in Board Games Week in Review covers the latest in gaming. In each episode host Roger interviews one or more influential gamers, game publishers, designers, app developers, industry leaders, bloggers, podcasters, and/or videographers. We discuss the latest games (both new and upcoming), go in depth about hot Kickstarter projects, and talk trends, events, and predictions.