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Francis Foster - Triggernometry: 'There's No Sex in Our Marriage'
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- The Daily Heretic
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- Jul 18, 2026
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- 696
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Summary
What’s the real secret behind the success of Triggernometry? In this hilarious but surprisingly heartfelt conversation, Francis Foster joins Andrew Gold to explain why his friendship and working relationship with Konstantin Kisin has become one of the most important parts of his life — even joking that Triggernometry has become a “marriage” without the romance. 👉 Subscribe to The Daily Heretic now for fearless conversations: https://www.youtube.com/@hereticsclips/videos Francis Foster is a comedian, political commentator, former teacher, and co-host of one of Britain’s biggest independent podcasts, Triggernometry, alongside Konstantin Kisin. Together, they’ve built a platform known for fearless conversations, free speech debates, comedy, political analysis, and long-form interviews with some of the world’s most controversial and influential thinkers. In this focused discussion, Foster opens up about the genuine bond he shares with Konstantin Kisin, the challenges of building a hugely successful podcast, and why friendship, trust, and loyalty are essential when navigating today’s media landscape. Why has Triggernometry become one of the UK’s most influential podcasts? And what keeps Francis Foster and Konstantin Kisin working so closely together despite the pressures of internet fame, controversy, and constant public scrutiny? The conversation explores friendship, podcast culture, comedy, media pressure, free speech, modern masculinity, internet fame, burnout, public life, and the emotional realities behind building a successful independent platform. Foster reflects on the early days of Triggernometry, the struggles of breaking into podcasting, and the gratitude he feels toward Konstantin Kisin for helping create something that has resonated with millions of people arou…