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The Unlearning Project Podcast | BARBURAS.com

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By: Andrei Barburas | BARBURAS.com
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Episodes
  • The Apology That Isn’t

    The Apology That Isn’t
    Jul 31 2026

    “I’m sorry you feel that way.” It starts with “sorry”, but notice what it’s actually apologizing for. Not the action. The reaction. And somewhere in that shift, the responsibility quietly moved from one person to the other. This episode dissects the architecture of non-apologies; the patterns that borrow the language of accountability without delivering any of its substance and asks a harder…

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    11 mins
  • Grief Without a Funeral

    Grief Without a Funeral
    Jul 17 2026

    Some losses don’t come with flowers, or time off, or an agreed period where it’s understood that you’re not okay. A job built over years. A future that quietly stopped being possible. A version of yourself that didn’t survive a difficult stretch. These losses are real and yet there’s no ritual for them, no social category that marks them as something worth mourning. This episode looks at…

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    10 mins
  • The Myth of the Self-Made

    The Myth of the Self-Made
    Jul 3 2026

    “They built it all themselves.” It’s meant as the highest compliment; but it’s also one of the most incomplete sentences in the cultural vocabulary of success. This episode looks at what the self-made narrative leaves out, and why that erasure isn’t accidental; it’s useful, to the systems and institutions that benefit most from people not examining the scaffolding underneath. Drawing on Gramsci’s…

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    11 mins
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