Trauma explains things.
It doesn’t excuse them.

This episode isn’t about denying pain — it’s about calling out what happens when vulnerability turns into a shield, therapy turns into a weapon, and accountability quietly disappears.

If you’ve ever used your past to dodge the present… this one’s for you.

🎧 Unfiltered Outsider — Episode 6

Uninfluenced. Unpaid. Unfiltered.

Hosted by Noah B Jackman

This episode was born out of frustration.
The kind that builds up when you hear the same excuse too many times and realize no one is being honest anymore — just protective of their ego.

It’s not calm.
It’s not balanced.
It’s not educational.

It’s raw observation, bottled irritation, and that moment when you stop pretending you don’t see what’s really going on.

If it makes you uncomfortable, good.
If it feels personal, there’s probably a reason.

🎧 Unfiltered Outsider — Season 2
Uninfluenced. Unpaid. Unfiltered.

Hosted by Noah B Jackman

Some people don’t weaponize silence.
They weaponize vulnerability.

Trauma explains behaviour.
It does not excuse it.

Oversharing isn’t intimacy.
Therapy language isn’t accountability.
And being “open” doesn’t give you a free pass to hurt people and walk away clean.

Episode 4 is about false vulnerability —
when pain stops being something you work through
and starts being something you use.

If this made you uncomfortable, good.
If you felt attacked, maybe ask yourself why.

🎧 New episode out now.

Uninfluenced.
Unpaid.
Unfiltered.

Hosted by Noah B Jackman

“We should catch up.”
The most polite lie humans ever agreed to normalize.

You don’t mean it.
They don’t mean it.
And somehow, everyone walks away pretending this was a promise instead of a clean exit.

In this episode, Noah breaks down the fake sentence we use to escape conversations, avoid honesty, and protect our reputation as “nice people” — while doing absolutely nothing we just said we’d do.

No dates.
No follow-ups.
No intention.

Just adults lying to each other’s faces with confidence and calling it social skills.

If you’ve ever said “we should catch up” and felt immediate relief…
yeah. This one’s about you.

New episodes every week
Send the honest translation of your favorite social lie to @unfoutsider

Uninfluenced. Unpaid. Unfiltered.
Hosted by Noah B Jackman

“I’m busy.”
The most successful lie of the last decade.

Not actually busy.
Not overwhelmed.
Just avoiding, scrolling, disappearing — and calling it productivity.

In this episode, Noah goes after the busy excuse:
the sentence we use to dodge conversations, delay responsibility, and feel important without doing anything meaningful.

No time management tips.
No productivity hacks.
Just the uncomfortable truth about how “busy” became a personality — and why everyone’s terrified of being nothing.

If you’ve ever said “sorry, crazy week” and hoped no one asked follow-up questions, this one’s for you.

🎧 New episodes this week.
🎙️ Follow the show and send your most honest translation of “I’m busy” to @unfoutsider.

Uninfluenced. Unpaid. Unfiltered.
Hosted by Noah B Jackman

We all have one.
That small, comfortable lie we repeat so often it stops sounding like a lie and starts sounding like who we are.

In this episode, I kick off Season 2 by tearing apart self-deception — the quiet, domestic kind.
The lies we tell ourselves to avoid reality, responsibility, and the discomfort of being honest for five minutes.

No inspiration.
No safe space.
Just recognition, cringe, and a mirror you didn’t ask for.

If you’ve ever thought “I’ll start Monday” and meant never — this one’s for you.

Follow the show and send your favourite lie to @unfoutsider.

Uninfluenced. Unpaid. Unfiltered.
Hosted by Noah B Jackman

New Year’s Eve.
The most chaotic night of the year.
The night of promises, traditions nobody understands,
and the collective illusion that everything resets at midnight.

This episode closes the Holiday Sessions
with humour, observation, and a look at how ridiculous
—and strangely hopeful— we all become at the end of the year.

Resolutions we won’t keep.
Rituals we follow “just in case”.
Expectations we pretend to believe in.

More than a festive series, this season became an experience.
Messy. Exhausting. Honest.
A reflection of people, routines, and everything December does to us.

This is the end of Season One.
And in the new year, a new chapter begins.

Different energy.
Same outsider perspective.

Why are people like this?

Uninfluenced. Unpaid. Unfiltered.
Hosted by Noah B Jackman.

That strange space between Christmas and New Year
where time stops working,
motivation disappears,
and no one knows what day it is anymore.

This episode is short.
Because the Dead Week is short on meaning too.

No plans.
No structure.
No urgency.
Just pyjamas, leftovers, mental fog,
and society running on low battery.

A small, honest episode about that weird limbo
where nothing really happens
and somehow… everything feels off.

Uninfluenced. Unpaid. Unfiltered.
Hosted by Noah B Jackman.