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TRIGGERnometry

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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/ bumper-verify-97e4ee86

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Recent Guests

Peter Hitchens
Episode: "We Live in the Age of Delusions" - Peter Hitchens
Alastair Campbell
Long-time political strategist and commentator, former Labour communications director
Labour Party
Episode: Alastair Campbell vs. TRIGGERnometry: Grooming Gangs, Immigration and Iraq
Arthur Brooks
Happiness expert, Harvard professor, author
Harvard University
Episode: Why Crazy Activism is Taking Over the West — Harvard Professor Arthur Brooks
Bill Browder
Activist and investor; author of Red Notice
Hermitage Fund / Activist
Episode: The Real Reason Putin Invaded Ukraine — Sir Bill Browder
Dan Jones
Historian and author
Independent historian / author
Episode: The 100 Years' War with Historian Dan Jones
Melanie Phillips
Political commentator and author
Author/Commentator
Episode: DEBATE: Has Trump Surrendered To Iran? - Melanie Phillips
Joanna Moncrieff
Professor and researcher who challenges the serotonin/chemical imbalance theory of depression
University (as discussed in episode) / academic researcher
Episode: The Truth About Depression - Dr Joanna Moncrieff
David Starkey
Historian and commentator
Historian, speaker on politics and society
Episode: The British State Hates its Own People - Dr David Starkey
Julia Hartley-Brewer
Broadcast journalist and commentator
Sky News / The Sun (as introduced on show)
Episode: Live Reaction to Makerfield By-Election with Dan Hodges and Julia Hartley-Brewer

Hosts

Konstantin Kisin
Host of TRIGGERnometry, co-host, engages guests in long-form dialogue with a critical, curious approach.
Francis Foster
Co-host and guide conversation, known for shaping dialogue and challenging guests with a measured tone.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 4.9k ratings
  • Atrocious Audio

    I'm not sure about the other podcast platforms, but the feed on Itunes is horrible. The guests can barely be heard and the hosts are obnoxiously loud. Despite the quality content, the audio shortcomings render it unlistenable.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Bandboxxer
    United States22 days ago
  • Awesome show

    The gold standard of critical thinking pod casts

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Murgs1982a
    United Kingdom23 days ago
  • Not as good as it was.

    I used to like this but it seems to have shifted from liberal views to mainly right wing talking points now. Also, anybody that downplays the link between fossil fuels and the climate crisis is a bit suspect.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Standardpoodle
    United Kingdom25 days ago
  • Great podcasts, but…

    Generally I think you guys are amazing, insightful and intelligent. Your latest guest speaking on anti-depressants was interesting and informative until she got to psychedelic plant medicine. She should have said she’s completely uniformed. Instead she opined and could cite maybe one study. She said psilocybin was found to be no better than SSRIs, without mentioning that we’re talking about one or two sittings vs. daily meds with adverse side effects. And same benefits. There are literally h... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Beth Kromer
    United Statesa month ago
  • Getting too greedy….

    …there are way too many ads these days. It’s bad enough having to listen to FF’s banal yet stridently voiced interjections in the podcast without having him braying at me every 5 minutes about nutritional supplements or gold investments.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    P. S. Doff
    United Kingdoma month ago

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Some listeners feel the hosts push back and maintain rigorous standards, while others view debates as too confrontational.
Praise for balanced, long-form interviews that challenge guests without shutting down conversation.
Listeners highlight high-quality guests and insightful discussions on AI, politics, and culture.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Nigel Farage SPEAKS OUT
Q: What are the implications of the five million pound gift and the donor's expectations for security?
Nigel Farage explains that the gift is unconditional and for personal security, not political influence, and he followed legal advice that it did not need to be declared; he emphasizes his independence and the absence of wrongdoing while acknowledging the broader debate about outside income rules.
The Failed Artist Who Became Hitler with Historian James Holland
Q: Could you very quickly explain to us who Albert Speer is and why his story is fascinating?
Speer was an architect who rose to prominence in the Nazi regime, became armaments minister, and was later implicated as deeply complicit in the regime's crimes; his postwar portrayal and trials highlighted the tension between technical skill and moral responsibility within the Nazi leadership.
Why Everything Is So Expensive - Financial Expert Patrick Boyle Explains
Q: Why would a wealth tax or heavy taxation not fix the economy?
Because such taxes would not generate enough revenue to meaningfully reduce debt and would distort incentives, potentially driving productive people and capital to relocate. The guest favors growth-oriented reforms and smarter, targeted policy changes rather than broad, punitive taxes.
Why Everything Is So Expensive - Financial Expert Patrick Boyle Explains
Q: Why is Britain's economy struggling as much as it is?
A combination of low productivity, high energy costs, housing market distortions, and a debt burden that constrains policy options, along with global headwinds from energy and supply chain disruptions. The guest argues that the root issues are structural rather than just political, and that reforms should focus on boosting productivity and reducing distortions in energy and regulation.
Belfast Riots & Migrant Stabbing Live Reaction with Peter Bleksley and Patrick Christys
Q: Why is immigration such a hot button issue in Northern Ireland and the Republic itself?
Christys and Bleksley discuss multiple factors including housing costs, access to services, perceived preferential treatment for migrants, and divergent policy approaches between the Republic and Northern Ireland that fuel resentment and political debate.

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What is TRIGGERnometry about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show features long-form conversations with a range of guests spanning technology, politics, history, culture, and media. Episodes often center on provocative ideas, power dynamics, and societal trends, from AI and governance to education and free speech, wrapped in a sharp, debate-driven format. The hosts are known for pushing back with measured skepticism while inviting guests to share detailed perspectives, creating a thoughtful but polarizing dialogue that appeals to listeners who enjoy intellectually rigorous, stance-driven discussions. A notable strength is the willingness to host controversial figures and to explore complex topics without a strict single-issue lens, making it a fit for audiences seeking nuanced takes on current ev... more

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2. Alastair Campbell
3. Arthur Brooks
4. Bill Browder
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6. Melanie Phillips
7. Joanna Moncrieff
8. David Starkey

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