Cheddar TV’s Hit Show Returns April 3rd with Game-Changing Startups and a Nod to South Florida’s Entrepreneurial Roots
On Episode 10 of Go Fund Yourself, airing April 3 on Cheddar TV, two startups with big missions take the stage to pitch their visions for impact and scale.
First up is Kribsavup, a fintech platform committed to making the dream of homeownership more attainable. By offering tools to save for a down payment, improve credit, and build strong financial habits, Kribsavup is helping a new generation take control of their financial future—guided by an AI assistant named Steward. With a goal to help one million Americans become homeowners by 2030, the company is tackling one of the country’s most pressing affordability challenges.
Also featured is Music Habitat, a digital platform that connects artists, venues, and fans in an ecosystem designed to reinvigorate the live music scene. For local performers trying to monetize their craft, and venues seeking fresh talent, Music Habitat offers a seamless way to connect and collaborate—while building a stronger sense of community through music.
These two bold startups will pitch their ventures to three business heavyweights: Rory J. Cutaia, tech entrepreneur and founder of VERB Technology; David Meltzer, globally respected speaker and business strategist; and Jayson Waller, a high-energy serial entrepreneur who’s built and led billion-dollar companies.
A Regional Connection to Resilience and Reinvention
While Go Fund Yourself airs nationally, this episode has ties close to home. One of its titans, Jayson Waller, has called Boca Raton, Detroit, and North Carolina home throughout his entrepreneurial journey. He recently delivered a powerful talk on overcoming adversity at TEDxBocaRaton, a stage that has become a beacon for local innovation and transformation—something every founder pitching on the show can relate to.
South Florida, and Boca Raton in particular, has a storied history of innovation. It’s where the IBM personal computer was born in 1981, paving the way for the tech revolution. Today, the region continues to cultivate entrepreneurship through hubs like FAU Tech Runway, BRiC (Boca Raton Innovation Campus), and an ever-growing community of founders, accelerators, and investors.
From high-growth health tech and AI startups to lifestyle brands and social impact ventures, South Florida has become a magnet for big ideas—and Go Fund Yourself reflects that same energy and potential.
A New Model for Founders and Fans
Unlike traditional pitch shows, Go Fund Yourself offers more than entertainment—it gives everyday viewers a chance to invest in the startups they believe in by scanning or clicking on-screen prompts in real time. The result is a highly interactive experience that merges the thrill of reality TV with real-world opportunity.
As Kribsavup and Music Habitat take the spotlight on Episode 10, they’re not just pitching ideas—they’re representing the future of housing, music, and how innovation is powered by community.
Tune in April 3rd on Cheddar TV to watch the next wave of entrepreneurs pitch their purpose—and maybe even become a part of their journey.
💡 Think your startup has what it takes to be featured? Apply today: https://info.gofundyourself.show/applications
