Unfiltered With Trigger and Kensai

This week, Kensai steps into a whole new chapter—navigating life as a newly single man and sharing the highs (and stresses) of buying his very first house solo. From independence to unexpected realities, it’s all on the table.

Meanwhile, Trigger gears up for the upcoming cricket season, giving insight into pre-season training, the art of ground preparation, and the not-so-glamorous side of the sport—including a suspected broken toe that might already be testing his commitment.

To round things off, Trigger takes us through his weekend at a country-to-country music festival, bringing stories, standout moments, and whether it lived up to the hype.

It’s a mix of life changes, sport, and a bit of chaos—just how we like it.

This week on Unfiltered, Trigger and Kensai talk travel as they start planning their next adventures. Kensai shares his excitement about a future trip to Japan, diving into the culture, history, and the must-see places he’s hoping to explore. Meanwhile, Trigger looks ahead to a getaway in Malta, discussing the island’s incredible historical roots, Mediterranean vibes, and the kinds of experiences that make it such a unique holiday destination.

The duo also chat about practical things to think about when travelling—from planning and budgeting to health considerations—while Trigger opens up about the extra challenges of flying as someone living with Type 1 Diabetes and the preparations that come with it.

We also give a warm welcome to listeners tuning in from Ukraine 🇺🇦—thank you for joining the Unfiltered community—and take a moment to wish all the amazing mums out there a happy Mother’s Day. 💐

Plus, the guys share stories from their recent day out seeing comedians Randy Feltface and Brodi Snook, breaking down the laughs, the atmosphere, and why live comedy still hits differently.

Travel dreams, real-life challenges, and a lot of laughs—just the way Unfiltered likes it. 🎙️✈️

In this special Unfiltered episode for International Women’s Day, Trigger is joined by Mama Trig and Sophie for a powerful conversation celebrating the women who helped shape the world we live in today.

From influential figures in history to groundbreaking leaders, innovators, and activists, the trio discuss famous women whose contributions changed society—and why so many of their stories still aren’t widely taught or recognised. They explore why both men and women should know more about these pioneers and how education systems could do more to highlight the achievements of women who helped build the modern world.

The conversation also reflects on the women who have influenced their own lives, the importance of representation, and how understanding these stories can inspire future generations.

Insightful, thoughtful, and celebratory, this episode of Unfiltered shines a light on the women whose legacies continue to shape our world—and why their stories deserve to be told. 💜🎙️

On this episode of Unfiltered Trigger and Kensai... The lads unpack the weight that comes with the word “man.” What does it really mean today? Is modern masculinity evolving—or are we still carrying expectations we never chose?

The guys dive into fatherhood, emotional responsibility, and the contrast between growing up as millennials versus the different pressures facing Gen Z men. From inherited beliefs to intentional change, this is an honest conversation about breaking cycles while building something better for the next generation.

We also send love to our listeners tuning in from Oman, the UAE, and Indonesia—your support means the world.

And because growth journeys are never smooth… Kensai adds yet another chapter to his legendary tyre saga after driving home from his latest D&D quest. At this point, we’re not sure if he’s battling dragons or just battling his wheels.

Real talk. Real laughs. Real life.
This is Unfiltered.

Bowling mastermind Tyler and batting sensation Sophie step into the selector’s chair for their boldest challenge yet — building the world’s best all-format cricket squad from the golden era of 1980 to 2009.

From the dominance of Wasim Akram and the mastery of Muttiah Muralitharan, to the elegance of Sachin Tendulkar and the match-winning aura of Jacques Kallis, they debate, argue, and analyze which legends deserve a place in a team designed to dominate across Tests, ODIs, and T20s.

Can the explosive brilliance of Viv Richards overpower today’s tactical precision? Would the composure of Ricky Ponting stand tall against modern bowling attacks? And which bowlers would they trust to rattle the stumps of today’s greats like Virat Kohli and Kane Williamson?

This episode is packed with heated debates, nostalgic throwbacks, tactical breakdowns, and a final XI that might just spark controversy among cricket purists.

Who makes the cut? Who misses out? And could this all-era squad truly conquer the modern game?

Tune in for the ultimate cricketing time clash. 🏏

This week on Unfiltered, Trigger and Kensai dive head-first into the strange, confusing, and downright ridiculous world of sporting rules and scoring systems.

Why does Formula One give you points for finishing 10th but not 11th? Why is “love” actually zero in ATP Tour scoring? Who decided a try in Rugby World Cup is worth five but a conversion is two? And how did National Football League invent a sport where you can score 2, 3, 6, or 1 point — sometimes all in the same minute?

From birdies and bogeys in PGA Tour, to confusing run rates in international cricket, to the chaos of technical fouls in the National Basketball Association, the boys attempt (and struggle) to break down how scoring actually works — and question whether any of it makes sense.

Expect hot takes, questionable explanations, and at least one moment where Trigger confidently explains something completely wrong.

If you’ve ever watched sport and thought, “Why is it like this?” — this one’s for you.

Unfiltered. Unqualified. Unapologetic.

Soph joins Trigger and Kensai for a blind reaction challenge as they’re thrown headfirst into ranking 10 British national treasures — with zero prep and plenty of strong opinions. Along the way, things spiral into a very honest chat about unhealthy eating habits, the rise of so-called “healthy” vitamin drinks, and whether any of them are actually doing us any favours. To top it off, we give you a sneak peek at next week’s episode, where we dive into some of the most unusual and confusing points-scoring systems in sport. Expect laughs, questionable takes, and the kind of conversations that only happen when no one knows what’s coming next.

Where do you rank these 10 British icons, let us know on our socials or leave a comment below

Trigger and Kensai kick things off by unpacking a very suspicious request from a would-be podcaster looking to join the show — red flags, weird money talk, and why some offers are absolutely too good to be true. That spirals into a broader conversation on modern money scams, bank fraud, and how easy it is to get caught if you’re not paying attention. Just when things get serious, the episode takes a sharp turn into national treasures, what we should actually be protecting, and a slightly unhinged update on Kensai’s hap-hazard tyre replacement after his recent puncture. Educational, opinionated, and only mildly road-unsafe.

This episode, co-host Kensai takes us through the daily grind and the unexpected wins—school traffic drama, the nightmare of a flat tyre, and the surprisingly epic story of his very first Dungeons & Dragons event. From real-world frustrations to rolling dice and rolling with it, it’s a classic Kensai journey you don’t want to miss.

Scott joins the show for a deep dive into what it really takes to build ideas from scratch. From launching his own clothing brand to developing two unique apps—Parrot Pal, and Turtle Mehtod, apps made for fitness, wellbeing and lifestyle—Scott’s story is a masterclass in creativity, resilience, and entrepreneurial instinct.

In this episode, we explore:

• How he turned a simple clothing concept into a fully realised brand
• The inspiration behind Parrot Pal and Turtle
• The mindset shifts that helped him navigate risk, doubt, and growth
• What he’s learned about building products people actually want
• Why starting small is often the smartest move