Founder Kate joins Whitney Port to explore how authentic communication can transform both our personal and professional lives in a world that often keeps us at a distance.

"From nostalgic memories to your wildest dreams, you’ll be sparking real conversations in no time. Perfect for game nights, first dates, or breaking the ice with coworkers, it’s guaranteed to bring laughs, insights, and zero awkwardness." - Kate M., Girlboss Brand Partnerships Manager

Taking Off The Record to their retreat, the CS team was surprised by how quickly they peeled back layers and shared meaningful insights. If you want to truly understand the people in your life, our game is a must-have.

Host Kim Crossman talks to creative director & founder Kate of Off The Record about how to conduct meaningful conversations and break through small talk. Tune in to get some great branding tips for small businesses.

It’s hard to make friends as an adult. And even when you do hit it off with someone promising, bridging the gap from surface-level acquaintance to meaningful friendship and connection requires a skill set many have forgotten.

This episode is for you if you’ve ever sat at a networking event dreading the “what do you do?” convo, felt lonely in a room full of people, or just want to be better at making people feel seen (and also heard because that’s different).

Kate has a passion for bringing people closer together through genuine dialogue. Even Jay Shetty uses these cards, so you know they’re something special. During our chat, host Cooper Chapman put Off the Record to the test—answering some of its thought-provoking questions himself. It got real! We also dive into why deep conversations are so important, how Off the Record came to life, and the impact it’s making.

We are our connections. Kate Terentieva understands that all too well, so she made a card game that brings the connections past surface level and into rich and meaningful territory. The questions like “What was your first job?“, “Do you think we can save the environment?”, and “Are you okay being the villain in someone else’s story?” spearhead conversations about culture, society, politics, and life. OTR was the most fun team BeautyNews NYC had in a hot minute, so they sat down with Kate herself.

Our CEO Kate joins Love Is Blind's Kelly Chase to discuss the complexities of adult relationships and the importance of genuine connections. From the challenges of superficial conversations to the comfort of being prepared, Kate shares valuable insights into fostering real communication and understanding in both personal and professional spheres.

It feels most comfortable to stick with what we are familiar with. But anyone who has achieved great success will tell you that true growth comes from pushing yourself out of your comfort zone. What are some ways that influential people have pushed themselves out of their comfort zone to grow both personally and professionally? As a part of this series, Team Medium had the pleasure of interviewing our founder Kate.

As much as we love to hate it, why is small talk actually the foundation for deeper, more meaningful connections? That's what host Becca Nicholls explores with our CEO Kate Terentieva on this episode of There She Glows.

After leading creative for brands like WhatsApp and Calvin Klein, our CEO Kate Terentieva pivoted from agency life to entrepreneurship. In this chat with Blair Badenhop, she talks about her rise to TikTok fame, building a product from scratch, and how she’s helping people have better conversations—one card at a time.

Esteemed relationships writer Brie Hogan asked Kate why she created this game, how to actually use the cards without it feeling awkward, and why it’s totally normal to be a little scared of asking real questions—but also why those deep, deeeeep questions are actually everything when it comes to creating authentic connection with those we love (or at least like a little).