Unfiltered With Trigger and Kensai

The festive period is a minefield of awkward moments, and New Year’s just adds alcohol and expectations. From countdown disasters to Christmas day cringe, this episode celebrates the moments that didn’t go to plan — but make great stories now.

England’s Ashes campaign is over, and the urn remains firmly in Australian hands after a bruising 4–1 series defeat. In this episode, we unpack how it unravelled: the moments of promise, the tactical missteps, and the performances that defined the series for better and worse. Was this a step forward despite the scoreline, or a reality check against a ruthless Australian side? We assess the captaincy, the bowlers’ workload, the batting inconsistencies, and what this result means for the future of English Test cricket. Honest reflections, hard questions, and where England go next.

Part 2 goes deeper. Trigger and Kensai reflect on the year, the purpose behind the podcast, and what they hope to build moving forward. From lessons learned to goals for the future, this Christmas special closes out with honesty, perspective, and a clear vision for what’s next—unfiltered, as always.

It’s the holiday season, and we’re unwrapping the story behind Unfiltered with Trigger and Kensai. In Part 1 of this Christmas special, Trigger and Kensai have the tables turned and answer your questions, share their backgrounds, and talk about the experiences that shaped who they are. Expect real conversations, laughs, and unfiltered moments as we kick things off holiday-style.

Australia have seized early control of the Ashes with a 2–0 advantage. We revisit the opening two Tests, assess individual performances on both sides, and look ahead to the next three tests, where England must respond to bring home the urn

Budgets can be boring… but not this one. Join us as we unravel the UK Budget with humour, common sense, and just enough nerdiness to make you feel smarter by the end. We dive into who’s getting a boost, who’s tightening their belts, and how the government’s latest money moves could hit your everyday life.

In this episode, we take a time-traveling deep dive into what it really means to be born in two very different eras: the 1940s and the 1990s. From the echoes of World War II to the rise of the digital age, we explore how daily life, culture, technology, careers, relationships, and expectations have transformed across eight decades.

Listeners will hear how someone born in the 1940s grew up in a world defined by rationing, rotary phones, neighborhood-first communities, and the birth of rock ’n’ roll—alongside the optimism and rebuilding that shaped mid-century life. Then we fast-forward to the 1990s, an era of dial-up internet, cable TV, early gaming consoles, and an explosion of pop culture, setting the stage for a generation that would navigate the shift from analog childhoods to fully digital adulthoods.

We unpack how attitudes about work, money, privacy, and identity have evolved from 1945 to 2025. How did we get from handwritten letters to instant messages, from local jobs to remote work, from traditional social norms to a hyper-connected global culture?

Join us for a thoughtful, entertaining look at the defining forces that shaped these two generations—and what their differences reveal about how fast the world can change. Whether you’re nostalgic for the past or fascinated by the future, this episode bridges the decades and brings the story of modern life into focus

Joining us today on our 2 hour special is Mrs Martin Lewis (aka as Sophie) today we talk about equal rights and opportunities both in their professional and personal lives along with pretty girl privileges and the male privileges

on today's episode my first guest returns to give us an update on life, love, moving and continuing with his passions, karate, cooking and a new passion of woodworking check out his instagram

Welcome to the raw and unfiltered edition of today's show joining us again is our good friend the convict, the issues about mental health he faced in and out of prison, my own dark path, journey and things people face in their everyday lives and what they do to overcome them. Remember it's okay not to be okay

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