Listener sentiment
The latest wave of reviews shows TRIGGERnometry's audience is still sharply polarized, with no meaningful shift from the prior period: devoted listeners call the show essential, thoughtful commentary that balances a left-leaning British media landscape, while critics dismiss it as right-wing talking points or propaganda masquerading as centrist inquiry. Praise continues to centre on the breadth and calibre of guests, the hosts' willingness to tackle forbidden topics, and the newer "Off the Fence" weekly round-up, which several fans say has become a highlight. The most persistent criticisms also remain the same — recurring complaints that the hosts let guests make contradictory or unsubstantiated claims without pushback, a perceived rightward drift in tone from the show's earlier years, and irritation at heavy, loudly performed ad reads. Two concrete production issues recur independently across reviews: uneven audio between hosts and guests, and requests for better episode descriptions so listeners know who the guest is. Overall, sentiment is stable rather than changing — the same fault lines, not new ones, continue to define the conversation.
Apple4.0 · 570
Summary generated Oct 28, 2026
