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TRIGGERnometry

TRIGGERnometry
Iran
Israel
United States
Donald Trump
Immigration
Capitalism
Hamas
Mental Health
Free Speech
Communism
Ukraine
China
Western Civilization
Nuclear Weapons
Russia
Gaza
Social Media
Hillsdale College
Islam
Democratic Party

Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster create honest conversations with fascinating people. New episodes every Sunday and Wednesday. Become a Premium Member to receive exclusive benefits www.triggerpod.co.uk/

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Recent Guests

Nicholas Wade
Author and science journalist
Author of The Origin of Politics; former editor/journalist at Nature and The New York Times
Episode: The Biological Reason Socialism Always Fails — Nicholas Wade
Warren Smith
Educator and content creator who taught at Emerson College and spoke publicly about his experiences
Emerson College (former teacher)
Episode: Why Critical Thinking Is Dead - Warren Smith
Ryan Long
Comedian, guest on TRIGGERnometry
The Boys Cast
Episode: Triggernometry Meets Hilarious Boyscast - Ryan Long & Danny Polishchuk
Danny Polishchuk
Comedian, guest on TRIGGERnometry
The Boys Cast
Episode: Triggernometry Meets Hilarious Boyscast - Ryan Long & Danny Polishchuk
Rob Schneider
Actor/comedian, guest on episode
Actor and comedian
Episode: Rob Schneider: "I'm A 90s Liberal — Which Makes Me A Fascist"
Robert Greene
Author specializing in human nature, power, and strategy
Author of The 48 Laws of Power, etc.
Episode: Trump Is the Greatest At One Law Of Power — And It Could Destroy Him - Robert Greene
Andrew Wilson
A prominent Christian nationalist thinker and debater known for framing Christianity as a guiding political force
Episode: An Honest Conversation with a Christian Nationalist - Andrew Wilson
Roman Yampolskiy
Leading AI safety researcher
University of Louisville (implied by work in AI safety)
Episode: AI Will End Humanity. No One Knows How To Stop It - Dr Roman Yampolskiy
Batya Ungar-Sargon
Journalist and author, known for perspective on media and politics
Barron's/authoring outlets (as discussed)
Episode: DEBATE: Are Podcasters Destroying MAGA? - Batya Ungar-Sargon

Hosts

Konstantin Kisin
Co-host of TRIGGERnometry; regular commentator on politics and media narratives
Francis Foster
Co-host of TRIGGERnometry; co-host and commentator on politics and culture

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 4.8k ratings
  • Gave a few episodes a listen - Uninteresting, minimalizing and fence sitting. But honestly reflects the apathy of most people listening.

    Podcast Addict
    3
    evobe
    a month ago
  • Another simplistic, biased, and inadequately informed episode.

    Podcast Addict
    1
    Nessim
    a month ago
  • Surprisingly

    Even handed history of Judea and Israel. 🇮🇱 I’m shocked it was allowed 🤣

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gnome chopper
    United States2 months ago
  • Climate

    Horribly tendentious coverage of climate change. Why not bring on a respected climate scientist to debate the denialist?

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    willow-sc
    United States2 months ago
  • A must-listen podcast

    I started listening to current affairs and history podcasts during Covid because print and tv journalism seemed increasingly light weight. Triggernometry has been on my regular rotation since then. The calibre of their guests has increased dramatically over that time as their convening power has grown and I am rarely disappointed with an episode. It’s both thought-provoking and interesting. Their guests may be considered more right leaning but if you really want to know what’s going on in the wo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    @pigeoncottage
    United Kingdom2 months ago

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Noted for challenging guests with principled questions and for hosting a wide range of controversial viewpoints, which can be engaging and thought-provoking.
Listeners often praise the host's willingness to push back and explore ideas deeply, though some criticize perceived bias or lack of balance in certain episodes.
Guests frequently enter with strong expertise or provocative angles in politics, culture, and global affairs, contributing to lively and sometimes polarizing conversations.
Vocal critics argue the show leans to the right and desires more diverse guest perspectives, while supporters cite rigorous discussion and free-speech advocacy.

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Apple Podcasts
#26
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Apple Podcasts
#82
United States/News
Apple Podcasts
#199
United Kingdom/Top Podcasts
Apple Podcasts
#13
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Apple Podcasts
#18
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Apple Podcasts
#27
United Kingdom/News

Talking Points

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The Biological Reason Socialism Always Fails — Nicholas Wade
Q: Is there empirical evidence that women vote differently from men, and does this affect policy direction?
The discussion suggests that voting behavior is nuanced by marital status and age, with generalizations about gender being too simple; Wade and the hosts propose that personal circumstances and value systems drive political choices more than gender alone.
“We Need Regime Change” - Elica Le Bon
Q: Is there a workable plan for regime change, or is it more of a loose set of ideas?
There is a concern that there is no comprehensive grand strategy or plan among major actors, and that relying on partial measures like arming protesters without a coordinated policy risks a poor outcome. The discussion centers on the need for a clear, multi-step plan and accountability among supporters of regime change.
“We Need Regime Change” - Elica Le Bon
Q: Tell us what your take is on everything that's been going on.
The guest outlines a long, nuanced perspective: war is not a guaranteed path to regime change; any successful change would need uprisings, defections, and coordinated actions, while also acknowledging the complexities and risks of external intervention and the potential for unintended consequences.
Why I Told President Trump to Attack Iran - Sen. Ted Cruz
Q: What is your view on regime change in Iran?
Cruz argues the regime in Iran should be collapsed, not merely degraded; while acknowledging past Iraq-related concerns, he maintains that Iran's leadership is uniquely dangerous due to its ideology and support for terrorism, and that removing it would make America and its allies safer.
The Climate Crisis is a Scam - Professor Ian Plimer
Q: How do you explain the apparent contradiction that many geologists disagree with climate mainstreams, yet the consensus persists?
Consensus in science is not fixed; evidence evolves and dissenters have historically prompted re-evaluation, but long-term validity requires reproducible data across multiple disciplines.

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This show features brisk, opinionated conversations with guests spanning politics, culture, and current events, often challenging mainstream narratives and pushing for contrarian or nuanced takes. Episodes frequently center on geopolitics, immigration, economics, technology, and social issues, with guests ranging from journalists and academics to policymakers and authors. A notable strength is the willingness to entertain provocative perspectives and to push guests on controversial or complex topics, which can yield memorable debates as well as polarized feedback from listeners. For potential listeners, the format offers long-form, no-nonsense dialogue aimed at uncovering underlying assumptions and offering varied viewpoints, though it can ... more

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