When does helping someone you love turn into enabling them?

In Episode 6, we talk about adult children moving back home, people relying on parents, siblings, and friends for financial support, and what happens when needing help starts turning into an expectation.

Everybody needs support sometimes. Life happens. But there’s a difference between accepting help and assuming someone else will always be there to fix it.

We also get into entitlement, taking advantage of the people closest to you, and why getting help should still come with a plan for what happens next.

Because at some point, nobody is coming to save you.

False Poets. True Words.

Tipping used to feel simple. Now there’s a tip screen everywhere you turn.

In Episode 5, we break down how tipping culture in America has changed, whether it’s officially gone too far, and why so many people feel pressured to tip for almost everything.

From automatic gratuity to those awkward checkout screens asking for 20%, 25%, or more, we get into where the line should actually be.

Are we experiencing tip fatigue, or are people just tired of paying more for everything?

False Poets. True Words.

Social media makes everyone look rich, successful, and free from the 9-to-5—but how much of what we see is actually real?

In this episode of False Poets, we talk about influencer culture, the pressure to look successful online, and the way social media can make someone appear wealthier, more successful, or more financially secure than they really are.

We get into the gap between followers and actual wealth, how luxury can become part of the image, and why it’s easy to compare your real life to someone else’s carefully curated highlight reel.

Because sometimes what looks like success online is really just perception.

False Poets. True Words.

New episodes every Wednesday.

Everybody wants to be the main character—but what happens when that mindset starts affecting your friendships, relationships, and the way you show up for other people?

In this episode of False Poets, we talk about Main Character Syndrome: the need to always be the center of attention, treating friendships like supporting roles, and confusing confidence with believing everything should revolve around you. We get into personal branding, social media, friendship dynamics, and why everybody in the group deserves the space to shine.

Can you celebrate your friends without competing with them? And does every friend group really need a “Beyoncé”?

False Poets. True Words.

We're more connected than ever-but somehow, more people are feeling alone.

In this episode of False Poets, we talk about the loneliness epidemic, why friendships seem harder to maintain, and how social media gives us the illusion of connection without the real thing.

No experts. No perfect answers. Just a real conversation about something a lot of people are feeling but may not be talking about.

False Poets. True Words.

Not everyone in your life deserves a front-row seat. We're breaking down

how to actually audit your circle — who's adding to your life, who's

draining it, and why cutting people off isn't always the answer. Real talk about the people you keep close.

False Poets. True Words.

The American Dream used to feel simple: get a good job, buy a house, build a family, and work your way toward a better life. But does that version still make sense today?

From careers and entrepreneurship to homeownership, relationships, money, and freedom, we’re asking the bigger question: What does the American Dream actually look like now?