In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on Imposter Syndrome - not just how it feels, but how it’s actually been baked into so many of the spaces we move through. Mandie, Beth, and Jen get candid about the moments we’ve questioned our worth, the times we’ve walked into rooms that weren’t designed for us, and the truth that sometimes we don’t just feel like imposters… we’re positioned that way.

Whether you’ve ever shrunk yourself in meetings, avoided taking credit, downplayed your wins, or just felt like you were waiting for someone to “find you out,” this episode is your permission slip to stop performing and start belonging.

Grab your headphones, get comfy, and join us as we unmask the myth, rewrite the narrative, and remind you (and ourselves) that you were never the imposter.

*Tell Me Everything is taking a break to enjoy the holidays and will be back in the new year!

his week, Mandie, Beth, and Jen dive into the cultural phenomenon of the Unhinged Woman - not the messy stereotype, but the liberated, boundary-setting, zero-tolerance-for-bullshit version of her. We unpack why so many women are shedding the “good girl” conditioning, choosing their own joy, and embracing the parts of themselves once labeled “too much.”

From petty grievances to deep self-realizations, we explore the delicious chaos that comes from finally letting yourself be fully seen. This episode is equal parts hilarious storytelling, collective therapy session, and a permission slip for every woman who’s ever felt the urge to burn her old life down and start fresh.

It's unfiltered. It’s freeing. It’s a little feral.
And honestly? It’s about time.

Ever wondered what your Roman Empire is? In this hilarious and unfiltered episode, Mandie, Beth, and Jen dive into the random obsessions, hyper-fixations, and oddly specific thoughts that live rent-free in their brains.

From nostalgic rabbit holes to the weirdly profound, this lighthearted conversation will have you saying “wait, what?!” right along with them..and probably questioning your own mental scroll feed. Equal parts chaotic and charming, it’s an inside look at the curiosities that keep us endlessly entertained (and mildly concerned).