Triggernometry, Heretics, and Dan Wootton
Triggernometry, Heretics and Dan Wootton Outspoken: interview podcasts and daily commentary for a lively, varied and highly attentive audience.
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Key Features
Triggernometry and Heretics are interview podcasts: long-form conversations with thinkers, journalists and public figures on the questions mainstream formats tend to avoid. Dan Wootton Outspoken is different in shape, a daily commentary show covering news, politics, culture and the Royal Family, but it draws the same kind of audience. All three pull in listeners and viewers who are lively, varied and highly attentive: people who sit through a sixty-minute interview or an hour of live commentary because the conversation has earned it, not because an algorithm served it up. That’s the commercial case for the package. An audience built on sustained attention is an audience that will sit through a sponsor message too, rather than skip past it.
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Key features
- Triggernometry: Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster host unscripted, irreverent conversations with economists, historians and political figures, every Sunday and Wednesday. Independently funded, and proud of it.
- Heretics: Andrew Gold’s weekly, confrontational interviews with defectors, dissidents and public figures who’ve broken from the script.
- Dan Wootton Outspoken: live weekday commentary at 5pm on politics, culture and the Royal Family. Direct, unapologetic, appointment viewing.
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