Funding the Dream on Kickstarter
Over $300 Million 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 see them realized. With Kickstarter you don't need a publisher or a big company, you just need a good video.
| Other Popular Episodes | Date | |
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| PLAY | Funding the Dream on Kickstarter Ep 1 | November 7, 2011 |
| Our first episode of Funding the Dream. We talk about key elements of being successful on Kickstarter. We cover the top 10 funded games and the games that are currently scheduled to end this week. | ||
| PLAY | Funding the Dream Ep 22 Season 2 Episode 6 | January 11, 2012 |
| Howard Tayler from Schlock Mercenary spends 20 minutes with us talking about the changes in attitude and expectations concerning Kickstarter now that his project has set a record as the #2 All-time highest funded board game project on Kickstarter | ||
| PLAY | Funding the Dream on Kickstarter Ep 63 with Seth Godin | June 20, 2012 |
| Seth Godin is a guest on Funding the Dream on Kickstarter and shares his thoughts and ideas on the power of Kickstarter and the success of his own project, The Icarus Deception. | ||
| PLAY | Funding the Dream - Howard Tayler Episode 2 | November 9, 2011 |
| Funding the Dream - A Game Whisperer Podcast for Kickstarters talks about how to launch a successful campaign. This episode is with Howard Tayler, creator of Schlock Mercenary, a web comic strip that has run daily for 11 years. Howard's game, Schlock Mercenary, went live this week. | ||
| PLAY | Funding the Dream on Kickstarter Ep 48 Pulling the Plug on $16,000 | April 14, 2012 |
| Jon Karis knows miniatures. He has been collecting 60mm figures for a decade and has a very large collection. He launched his Kickstarter campaign to create his own line and his campaign was a success, with over $16,000 in funding. Then, with less than five minutes left on his campaign, with his project well beyond his funding goal, he pulled the plug. He cancelled with 3 minutes to go. Why would he do this? There is a powerful lesson to be learned and Jon shares it with us on this episode. | ||