TRIGGERnometry


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Episodes

869

Total time

936 hours and 44 minutes

Oldest episode

April 23, 2018

Most recent

September 25, 2026

Avg. length

1 hour and 4 minutes

Avg. words/min

177

Avg. word count

11,466

Avg. sentences

574.2

Avg. harmful content per episode

Misogyny

13.5

sentences flagged

Toxicity

43.4

sentences flagged

Hate speech

34.4

sentences flagged


Topics & people

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Hosts
Francis Foster (869) Konstantin Kisin (869)
Guests
Konstantin Kisin (37) Andrew Doyle (9) Francis Foster (5) Michael Malice (3) Andrew Gold (2) Arielle Scarcella (2) Barry Strauss (2) Brewer (2) Brianna Wu (2) Calvin Robinson (2) Christopher Rufo (2) Colin Wright (2) Dr David Starkey (2) Dr Sebastian Gorka (2) Ed Husain (2) Elica Le Bon (2) Eric Kaufmann (2) Eric Weinstein (2) Freya India (2) Iain Dale (2)
Mentioned
Beautiful Noise (264) Sweet Caroline (257) Donald Trump (253) Francis (253) Brexit (241) Jordan Peterson (158) Trump (158) Nigel Farage (148) Hitler (146) Boris Johnson (138) Keir Starmer (120) Neil Diamond (118) Labour (110) Joe Biden (105) Obama (101) Tony Blair (101) Douglas Murray (97) Elon Musk (97) Jeremy Corbyn (95) Putin (93) Joe Rogan (92) Constantine (86) Biden (85) George Floyd (84) Stalin (82)
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Hosts, guests, and mentioned names generated with spaCy (en_core_web_sm), reconciled against Wikidata.

Episodes

DEC
23
2021
＂It's Not As Bad As You Think＂ - Simon Jenkins
Misogyny: 14 Toxicity: 52 Hate: 21 1 hour and 9 minutes
Francis Foster Konstantin Kisin Simon Jenkins toxic masculinity skyscrapers diversity of thought Mrs. Thatcher divisiveness