Your Kickstarter Sucks Episode 432: This Episode Is A Testament of God’s Favor
Nov 10, 2025
Join the hosts as they dive into the absurdity of digital cake stands and flavored nipple piercings! They explore a quirky Kickstarter campaign, recounting its ups and downs with a mix of humor and skepticism. From nipple armor for runners to a device that privately hides your screen, no topic is off-limits. The discussion even touches on the intertwining worlds of tech, culture, and gambling. It's a wild ride of laughs and bizarre product pitches that you won't want to miss!
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Call Of The Void Is A Common Phenomenon
- Mike Hale and Jesse Farrar discuss intrusive thoughts and the “call of the void” as a normal psychological phenomenon.
- They normalize curiosity about dark thoughts while disclaiming suicidal actions and encouraging conversation.
Digital Cake Stand Relaunch Trail
- Jesse recounts discovering repeated Kickstarter campaigns for the same product by Cortrell Winkfield (digital cake stand/Valvera).
- He traces multiple relaunches, goals, and shifting project pages across years using Kicktrack.
Faith Narratives Amplify Crowdfunding
- Winkfield reframes his product as divinely inspired, tying entrepreneurship to faith and personal recovery.
- Crowdfunding pages can mix spiritual narrative with product marketing to create emotional appeal.