
The Average Trap | S3E2
Most people don't fail. They settle. This week we explore the comfort of mediocrity and why "good enough" has become the biggest excuse preventing people from chasing something better. From work and relationships to the

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Hosted by Noah B Jackman · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 54 episodes
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Uninfluenced. Unpaid. Unfiltered.A sharp, unapologetic weekly take on the world’s most uncomfortable truths.Hosted by Noah Jackman — cutting through headlines, hypocrisy, and cultural blind spots with humour, heat, and brutal honesty.If you’ve ever thought, “Wait, are we all just pretending not to see this?” — welcome home.Unfiltered Outsider isn’t here to comfort you.It’s here to wake you up.
Noah B Jackman hosts Unfiltered Outsider, a society show with 54 episodes published.

Most people don't fail. They settle. This week we explore the comfort of mediocrity and why "good enough" has become the biggest excuse preventing people from chasing something better. From work and relationships to the

Season 3 begins. This week we take a look at Lucky Scoops, mystery boxes, and the strange obsession people have with paying real money for the chance of receiving complete rubbish. From viral unboxings to the psychology

We’ve spent an entire season asking one question… Why are people like this? This episode was supposed to be the answer. It isn’t. The more you look at it — the contradictions, the habits, the behaviour we all recognise —

We’ve been asking the same question this entire season… Why are people like this? This episode doesn’t introduce anything new. It just lines everything up… properly. From validation and endless scrolling to fake individu

You don’t solve problems anymore… you scan them. From QR codes replacing menus to tutorials teaching you how to do things you should already know, this episode dives into how convenience quietly replaced competence. Some

What used to be simple… isn’t anymore. From instruction manuals that feel like ancient prophecies to QR codes just to make toast, this episode dives into how modern life turned basic things into unnecessary complexity. S

There’s a new role in society. No contract. No qualifications. No real purpose. Just a constant need… to be offended. Not always for themselves. That would be too simple. Sometimes for others. Sometimes for situations th

Yesterday something slightly dangerous happened. I officially announced that my debut single “Why Are People Like This” will be released on April 1st. Which means this strange little podcast experiment has suddenly turne

Nobody warns you about it. When we’re young, adulthood sounds like freedom, independence and finally having control of our own lives. But when it actually arrives… it brings something else. Folders full of important docu

Everyone talks about age like it’s a clear system. At 18 you’re suddenly an adult. At 30 you’re supposed to have everything figured out. At 40 people start inventing marketing slogans like “40 is the new 30.” Somewhere a

When did the phone stop being a tool… and quietly become the centre of our attention? In this episode, Noah looks at the strange little behaviours we’ve all accepted as normal: people drifting through the streets with th

Before we start today’s episode… a small confession. I love doing this podcast. I really do. But sometimes I’m sitting here talking into a microphone, staring at two screens, in a completely silent room… and I realize I’

Sorry in advance. For this description. For breathing. For existing. Actually… no. Welcome to the Apology Olympics — the global competition where gold goes to the person who can shrink themselves the fastest. Why do we a

I didn’t plan this episode. I planned to walk home like a functioning adult. Instead, I was nearly swallowed by a council-sponsored crater with emotional depth and possible planning permission. The roads in the UK aren’t

My Bluetooth disconnected. And I reacted like the car was about to explode. Why does five seconds of silence feel like a crisis? Car — music on. Kitchen — YouTube on. Shower — podcast on. Bed — something playing “in the

I was watching a funeral scene on Netflix. Coffin. Family crying. Slow music. And in the corner of the frame, someone trying to find her angle. That’s when it hit me. We don’t experience moments anymore. We manage them.

Your living room isn’t peaceful. It’s a high-end hospital waiting room. You didn’t escape consumerism. You just made it beige and more expensive. You call it minimalism. I call it poverty cosplay for people with Wi-Fi. Y

You don’t want to be kind. You want to be canonized. The long-distance door hold. The “I’m just being honest because I care.” The favour you never let die. The help no one asked for. It’s not generosity. It’s leverage. Y

You don’t want peace. You want a trailer. Two oiled legs on a beach. A black-and-white gym clip at 5AM. A vision board with a Ferrari you can’t afford. You’re not inspiring. You’re marketing a very average life like it’s

Five episodes. We opened the body. We traced the reflexes. We examined the ghosts. We audited the transactions. Now we close it. But not where you think. This week wasn’t about Valentine’s Day. It wasn’t about flowers, r
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