FAQ | This Might Be My Fault

About the Podcast

What is This Might Be My Fault?
This Might Be My Fault is an investigative storytelling podcast and healing platform created by Jasmine S. Tiller. It examines the messy, human side of healing, where truth, accountability, and courage meet. Through raw, consent-driven conversations, it gives voice to real stories, helping people confront their past without shame and step into the power of their own growth.

What does the name mean?
It’s not about blame, it’s about ownership. The name is a reminder that healing begins with honesty, not shame. It challenges us to examine our patterns, take accountability for our part, and release what was never ours to carry. For some, it’s an awakening; for others, it’s permission to finally stop apologizing for surviving. Every story shared here is handled with care, consent, and respect—because accountability should never come at the cost of your safety or dignity.

Is this a faith-based or spiritual platform?
No specific faith or belief system is required or promoted. This Might Be My Fault is an inclusive storytelling space that welcomes all who seek truth, reflection, and emotional growth. While our conversations may touch on spirituality, they do not represent or endorse any religious doctrine.
All guests and participants are treated with dignity, privacy, and respect. We follow trauma-informed and consent-based interview practices—meaning guests always maintain control over what they share, how they’re represented, and when an interview can be paused, edited, or withdrawn prior to release.

Participation & Guest Inquiries

Can I share my story or be a guest?
Yes. We welcome guest submissions through our Contact or Consultation pages. Every story is reviewed with care to ensure it aligns with our mission and meets our standards for emotional safety, consent, and authenticity.

Guests are asked to complete a brief intake and consent process before recording. All interviews are pre-recorded, and participants have the opportunity to review their episode prior to release. Our goal is to create a safe, transparent storytelling environment where healing, accountability, and truth can coexist.

Are guests paid for their appearance?
Guests are not financially compensated for appearing on This Might Be My Fault. Participation is completely voluntary and based on informed consent. Because our work centers truth-telling and lived experience, we do not offer payment to ensure stories remain authentic and unbiased.

Instead, we provide a trauma-informed interview process, emotional support before and after recording, and full editorial transparency. Guests have the right to review their episode before release and may request edits or withdrawal if needed. Our goal is to create space for honest, ethical storytelling—not sensationalism or exploitation.

Sensitive Content & Safety

Does the podcast include triggering topics?
Yes. Some episodes explore trauma, abuse, and emotional recovery. We approach these stories with sensitivity and informed consent. Each episode includes verbal and written disclaimers, and guests may pause, edit, or withdraw participation at any stage before release. We encourage listeners to prioritize their mental and emotional well-being and to seek support if content feels activating. Our goal is awareness, not re-traumatization..

What if I’m triggered by an episode?

If something feels overwhelming, pause and ground yourself—your safety comes first. Remember, our goal is awareness and reflection, not harm. Take a break, breathe, and return only if and when you feel ready. You may find support through journaling, trusted friends, community spaces, or professional therapy. This Might Be My Fault is not a substitute for medical or mental health care, but a space to inspire healing through understanding

Courses & Services

What services or courses do you offer?
We offer consultations, creative workshops, and educational programs like Radical Accountability. Each experience is designed to help you reflect, heal, and rebuild your story with purpose. Our work blends storytelling and personal growth through guided discussion, writing, and community connection. While we collaborate with licensed professionals, our services are educational and creative—not therapy or clinical treatment.

Is this therapy?
No. This Might Be My Fault does not provide therapy, counseling, or mental-health treatment. While we may collaborate with licensed professionals, our programs and discussions are for educational and creative purposes only. They’re meant to complement—not replace—professional medical or mental-health care. Participants and listeners are encouraged to seek qualified clinical support when needed.

Collaborations & Professional Partnerships

Do you collaborate with therapists or psychiatrists?
Yes. This Might Be My Fault partners with licensed mental-health professionals, mediators, and trauma-informed specialists for workshops, courses, and educational collaborations. We’re actively building a national referral and resource network that includes therapists, high-conflict attorneys, and mediators who align with our mission of healing and accountability.
If you’re a professional interested in partnering or being interviewed, we welcome you to connect with us and share your specialty and location for future opportunities.

I’m a therapist or creator. How can I collaborate?
We’d love to connect. Submit your interest through our Contact page and include your credentials, specialty, location, and a brief summary of your collaboration idea—whether for workshops, podcast interviews, community events, or educational series.

We welcome licensed therapists, psychiatrists, social workers, mediators, high-conflict attorneys, educators, life coaches, trauma specialists, financial-wellness advisors, and creative professionals who share our commitment to healing, accountability, and ethical storytelling.

All collaborations are reviewed for alignment with our mission and professional integrity. Partner participation does not imply endorsement or shared liability.

All professional collaborations are reviewed for ethical alignment and verified credentials. Partner participation does not imply endorsement or joint liability. We reserve the right to decline or discontinue partnerships that do not meet our trauma-informed or community safety standards.

Community & Membership

What do members get?
Members gain access to exclusive podcast episodes, behind-the-scenes interviews, guided healing exercises, and early invitations to sisterhood events and Radical Accountability masterminds. You’ll also receive member-only updates, creative resources, and first access to upcoming workshops and retreats. Every tier is designed to support reflection, connection, and growth—helping you heal at your own pace, in your own way.

How can I join or support the mission?
You can connect with This Might Be My Fault across all our platforms—Patreon, Skool, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Discord (@ThisMightBeMyFault). Subscribe, share, or become a member to access exclusive content and community spaces. Your participation directly supports our mission to create trauma-informed storytelling, accountability-driven education, and future Safehouse programs for women rebuilding their lives. Every follow, listen, and contribution helps sustain the work.

Shop & Merchandise

What products are available?
Our shop is coming soon! We’re curating a collection of guided journals, reflection tools, and branded merchandise designed to support healing, empowerment, and everyday accountability. Expect items like affirmation decks, Radical Accountability journals, apparel that speaks truth, and community-centered pieces such as totes, mugs, and accessories. Each product is created to inspire reflection and growth—not as therapy, but as tools for your personal journey. Sign up for updates to be first to know when new products drop.

Do you ship internationally?
Not at this time, but international shipping is coming soon. We’re working to make This Might Be My Fault products accessible worldwide while maintaining quality and ethical sourcing. Once available, regional options, carrier details, and estimated delivery times will be provided at checkout. Join our mailing list to be notified when international orders open.

Payments & Policies

What’s your refund policy?
Due to the digital and personalized nature of most This Might Be My Fault products, all sales are final. However, we understand that things happen. Refunds or replacements may be considered on a case-by-case basis for technical errors, duplicate charges, or fulfillment issues such as damaged or missing items. To request a review, please contact us within seven (7) days of your purchase with your order details and proof of issue.

How can I access or reset my account?
Use the member login link on our website or contact us directly for support if you’re unable to access your account.

Future Vision

What’s next for This Might Be My Fault?
We’re expanding beyond the podcast into guided journaling tools, live healing events, and Radical Accountability mastermind sessions. Our long-term vision includes developing a women’s Safehouse initiative—offering supportive spaces and resources for those rebuilding after major life transitions. We’re also building a national network of trauma-informed professionals, educators, and advocates to make healing more accessible and collaborative. Every story, partnership, and contribution helps us move that vision forward.

How can I support the Safehouse initiative?
There are many ways to help bring the This Might Be My Fault Safehouse initiative to life. You can make a direct donation, sponsor a healing space, or volunteer your time and skills.

We welcome support from individuals, businesses, and community partners in the following ways:

• Financial Donations: Contribute one-time or recurring funds to help us acquire, renovate, and sustain housing spaces for women rebuilding after crisis.

• Property Donations: Developers, landlords, or investors can donate buildings, vacant homes, or land suitable for Safehouse use.

• Professional Services: Contractors, builders, electricians, plumbers, architects, and skilled tradespeople can donate labor, tools, or materials.

• Therapeutic & Educational Support: Licensed professionals—therapists, mediators, social workers, attorneys, and educators—can offer services, workshops, or guidance.

• Sponsorships & Grants: Businesses and community partners can underwrite rooms, resources, or programs that help residents start anew.

• Volunteer Time & Mentorship: Offer your time to assist with operations, mentorship, or community outreach.

As the Safehouse initiative develops, we’ll share updates and application forms through Patreon and our main website. Every act of giving—whether time, space, or skill—helps us create safe, dignified places for women to rebuild their lives.

Press & Speaking

Is Jasmine available for interviews or speaking events?
Yes. Jasmine S. Tiller is available for select interviews, panels, and speaking engagements focused on accountability, trauma-informed storytelling, community rebuilding, and healing after major life transitions. All appearances are subject to availability and content review to ensure alignment with This Might Be My Fault’s mission and ethical storytelling standards.

To request an appearance or interview, please visit our Contact page and include event details, topic focus, and media credentials. Please note that participation does not imply endorsement of external organizations or viewpoints.

Legal & Ethics

Can I quote or share podcast content?

Yes — you may quote or share short excerpts from This Might Be My Fault for personal, educational, or noncommercial use, provided that full credit is given and a clear link is included to the original episode or source page.

Any use of our content, including audio clips, transcripts, images, guest interviews, or branded materials — for media coverage, commercial projects, or derivative works requires prior written permission from This Might Be My Fault or Jasmine S. Tiller.

Content may not be altered, edited out of context, or used in ways that misrepresent the original message, guests, or brand. Unauthorized reproduction, resale, or redistribution of any content is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.

How do you handle corrections or disputes?
We value truth, context, and integrity. This Might Be My Fault fact-checks all investigative and narrative content to the best of our ability and reviews credible feedback when concerns are raised. While we rely on honesty and transparency from participants, we also do our due diligence to verify, protect, and correct information when needed.

All shows are pre-recorded, and any guest or co-host featured in an episode is given the opportunity to review and approve their appearance prior to release. In investigative episodes, details are verified through interviews, documentation, and corroboration whenever possible. If an error is identified, we address it openly and update records or audio notes accordingly.

Our goal is not perfection—it’s accountability in storytelling.

Contact & Location

Where are you based?
Our community is rooted in Detroit, serving audiences nationwide through digital platforms and live events. This Might Be My Fault was founded by Jasmine S. Tiller, born and raised in New York City, whose East Coast beginnings shaped the honesty and resilience behind the work. Though our home base is Detroit, our message—and our mission—reach far beyond city lines.

How can I contact you?
Visit the Contact page or email Jasmine@thismightbemyfault.com. Response time is typically 48–72 hours.