Off The Record's founder Kate Terentieva 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.

Hollywood actress & 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.

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 Terentieva 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.

Off The Record founder Kate Terentieva 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.

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 Off The Record's founder Kate Terentieva on this episode of There She Glows.

After leading creative for brands like WhatsApp and Calvin Klein, Off The Record's 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.

In this episode, Cortney Ostrosky sits down with the incredible Kate Terentieva, founder of Off the Record—a groundbreaking connection card game designed to revolutionize how we communicate and foster deeper, more impactful relationships. Kate brings her unique blend of creativity, passion for connection, and entrepreneurial wisdom to the show, and trust us—you’re going to love her vibe!

In this episode, Bridget & Lydia chat with Kate Terentieva about how she got her start in the fast-paced world of advertising and rose to become a creative/art director for iconic brands like WhatsApp, Savannah Miller Bridal, and Lobos 1707. While working closely with founders and startups, she discovered her unique ability to turn small talk into meaningful conversation. That gift, combined with her years of creative experience, evolved into Off The Record, a card game that’s now sparking deeper connection across the U.S. and beyond.

Kate Terentieva didn’t plan to launch a product (and certainly not her company Off The Record). She was working behind the scenes as a creative director, helping founders tell better stories. But in asking them thoughtful questions, she accidentally unlocked a bigger insight: people are craving more honest, layered conversations—in their work, relationships, and communities.

This episode is about the question that could change everything.

What if the fastest way to feel more connected is asking better questions? In this episode of This Juicy Life, we sit down with Kate Terentieva, the creator of Off the Record—a conversation card game designed to help people skip the surface-level stuff and get to what’s real.

With a decade in creative direction and brand strategy (think major global brands), Kate’s spent years studying what makes people open up—and what shuts them down.

Together, we dig into why so many adult conversations stay stuck in “fine, busy, good” mode… and how to gently (and actually enjoyably) shift into conversations that create real closeness.