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Obsidian Podcast
by Fatima
Obsidian is a space for the thoughts we don’t usually say out loud.The quiet ones. The uncomfortable ones. The ones we sometimes struggle to understand.Through honest reflection and subtle reminders, this podcast explores emotions, self-awareness, and growth without pretending to be perfect.Just real conversations, one thought at a time.
Episodes
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The Duniya exhausts people quietly
The dunya doesn’t always exhaust people through dramatic pain. Sometimes it happens quietly — through pressure, distraction, comparison, noise, and constantly chasing more without ever slowing down. This episode talks about mental exhaustion, spiritual emptiness, modern distractions, and why…
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When detachment starts feeling peaceful
Some people don’t heal. They just learn how to emotionally disconnect from things that once affected them deeply. This episode talks about detachment, emotional numbness, modern “unbothered” culture, and the difference between protecting your peace and losing your ability to feel.
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Some of the loneliest people aren’t single
Some people aren’t lonely because they’re alone. They’re lonely because they feel emotionally unseen… even around the people closest to them. This episode talks about emotional loneliness, emotional disconnection, and the quiet ways it changes people over time.
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The Closure You’re Waiting For Is the Distance Allah Gave You
It didn’t end with a conversation. It didn’t make sense. And that’s the part that stayed with you. This episode is about that kind of ending— the one that leaves you thinking, questioning, and trying to understand what happened. But what if the silence… isn’t confusion? What if it’s closure in a...
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You’re not over them… you just learned how to hide it
In this episode, we talk about the quiet truth a lot of people avoid — sometimes you didn’t actually heal… you just learned how to function without them. The memories, the random thoughts, the “what ifs”… they don’t always disappear. And that doesn’t make you weak. From an Islamic perspective…
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You can love someone… and still feel something ugly towards them | Envy”
A quiet conversation about envy — the kind that doesn’t look like hate, but still feels uncomfortable. The kind you don’t always admit, even to yourself. This is about acknowledging those thoughts… without letting them become something more. This is obsidian.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Obsidian is a space for the thoughts we don’t usually say out loud.The quiet ones. The uncomfortable ones. The ones we sometimes struggle to understand.Through honest reflection and subtle reminders, this podcast explores emotions, self-awareness, and growth without pretending to be perfect.Just real conversations, one thought at a time.
HOSTED BY
Fatima
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How many episodes does Obsidian Podcast have?
Obsidian Podcast currently has 6 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Obsidian Podcast about?
Obsidian is a space for the thoughts we don’t usually say out loud.The quiet ones. The uncomfortable ones. The ones we sometimes struggle to understand.Through honest reflection and subtle reminders, this podcast explores emotions, self-awareness, and growth without pretending to be perfect.Just...
How often does Obsidian Podcast release new episodes?
Obsidian Podcast has 6 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Who hosts Obsidian Podcast?
Obsidian Podcast is created and hosted by Fatima.
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