
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!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 469 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyComedy | |||

Ah man. The raccoons got into the freaking crack again. And, yep, it’s making them do some really weird stuff, as you might expect. First of all, they’re raccoons. And to my understanding, them being wild animals, if there were enough of them stone c... more
Oh ho ho well if it isn’t probably the 4th or 5th time I’ve started an episode description out with “Oh ho ho”. It’s weird because I do not talk like this in real life. I’ve probably never said those words in that order in my whole life. But there’s ... more
Don't actually click on any of this crap I'm just copying and pasting it from the Diamond and Silk Show episode descriptions on Lindell TV. And also that's the way it looks on the site. I didn't format it weird. They made it look that weird. Well, I ... more
Welcome, my grazy friends, to Pleasure Land! Well, unless someone else has already said the phrase “Welcome to…” before saying the name of some place, in which case I obviously heard that first and ripped them off. But until the call out thread we wi... more
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I checked this show out because the hosts were funny on Guys. I was greatly disappointed. Way too many ads. Way too much time spent talking about things other than the subject of the show. I eventually turned it off when they were discussing having on guests who had cold called them about being on, and the hosts’ conclusion was that it would be too mean. I’ll pass, being mean to strangers is the height of comedy.
It’s actually quite good, despite what most people would say
From fishy flip to thousand pound sisters
YKS you guys play too many ads during your streams. Still pretty funny after all these years.
YKS you guys play too many ads during your streams.
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A fast-talking, irreverent show that riffs relentlessly on crowdfunded projects, gadgets, and online culture. The hosts mix blunt product critiques with pop-culture tangents, parody sponsor reads, and long-form banter, creating a chaotic but highly entertaining take on how campaigns hype, fail, or surprise backers. Notable for its fearless humor, satirical ad reads, and a revolving cast of guests tied to crowdfunding, tech, or media—delivering a candid, punchy perspective that's probably most appealing to listeners who enjoy sharp humor about startup pitches, influencer marketing, and consumer tech chaos.
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