Halloween used to be a night of imagination, pillowcases full of candy, plastic masks you could barely breathe in, and friends roaming the neighborhood until midnight. But now, it feels like a full-scale production. The moment October hits, social media turns into a Halloween showcase: costume reveals, curated aesthetics, and cinematic decor everywhere you scroll.

In this episode, we ask the question: are we celebrating Halloween or performing it? We explore how the holiday has evolved from carefree fun to curated content, and what it says about how we experience life online.

Join us as we dive into: ✨ When celebration turned into performance 👻 The nostalgia of “simple” Halloweens past 📱 How social media has changed the way we enjoy traditions 🎭 Whether we’re dressing up for ourselves… or everyone watching

If you couldn’t post about Halloween at all, how would you celebrate it differently?

Ever feel like you’re carrying stress that isn’t even yours? In this episode, we dive into one of life’s biggest modern dilemmas — the quiet kind of stress that sneaks into your day when life throws a curveball or someone else’s chaos spills into your calm.

From picking up on other people’s moods to feeling wired even when things are “fine,” we unpack how tension spreads, what it reveals about us, and how to stop absorbing it like a sponge.

Plus, we get into: ✨ Why we mirror others’ emotions without realizing it 🧠 The difference between stress that motivates vs. stress that drains 💬 Random skills that used to be useful but are now totally obsolete (burning CDs, anyone?) 🙃 Innocent questions that might actually be kinda offensive 😂 And our fun fact of the week about why shorter men live longer

It’s one of those episodes that feels part therapy, part late-night talk with friends — all wrapped in honesty, humor, and tea.

In this episode, we’re diving into something deeply personal, the creation of Offline Humans, the book. From how the idea came to life, to the moments that almost didn’t make it, we’re sharing the full journey behind writing it.

We talk about the emotions of seeing it on shelves for the first time, the lessons learned through the process, and what this project taught us about slowing down, storytelling, and staying true to our offline mission.

If you’ve ever dreamed of writing a book or just want to hear the real, unfiltered behind-the-scenes of how Offline Humans came to be this one’s for you.

🎧 Listen to hear about: • The story behind the book deal • The challenges and breakthroughs of writing it • How the process shaped our perspective on Offline Humans • What we learned about ourselves along the way