This week on Unfiltered with Trigger and Kensai, Convict returns to the podcast for another episode of absolute chaos.

The plan was simple: discuss social media trends, popular things that make no sense, and the annoying phrases everyone seems to use. Unfortunately, the plan falls apart almost immediately when Kensai launches into the latest chapter of his seemingly never-ending dramatic life story.

Not to be outdone, Convict starts sharing tales from his own life that probably should have remained private, but once the floodgates open there's no stopping them. Trigger makes several brave attempts to steer the conversation back on track, only to watch it derail even further with every passing minute.

What follows is a completely unfiltered mix of questionable stories, controversial opinions, unnecessary oversharing, and conversations that may have been better left off the internet.

No script. No plan. No filter. Just another day on Unfiltered with Trigger and Kensai.

This week on Unfiltered, Trigger and Kensai dive headfirst into the world of conspiracy theories and unanswered questions. Do we really live in a simulation — trapped in our own version of The Truman Show? Was there more to 9/11 than we’ve been told, and did Iraq ever truly have weapons of mass destruction? The boys also tackle the enduring mysteries surrounding JFK’s assassination, whether aliens could have built the pyramids, and the long-running rumours that Hitler escaped to Argentina after World War II.

After exploring some of history’s biggest conspiracies, the conversation shifts gears as Kensai gives his verdict on the rain-soaked cricket match they were supposed to attend last weekend. Will he give cricket another chance, or has the experience permanently confirmed his dislike for the sport?

Expect big questions, controversial theories, laughs, debates, and absolutely no filter.

This week on Unfiltered with Trigger and Kensai, Kensai is very excited to announce the “massive” decrease in the price of Xbox Game Pass, while Trigger tries to figure out whether anyone actually cares. The lads also dive into the bizarre idea of GameStop buying out eBay — something Trigger finds deeply confusing for reasons that become obvious very quickly.

Things get even messier as they talk about people trying to sue Disney and the age-old question: does anyone genuinely read terms and conditions? Trigger says if you claim you do, you’re lying.

Kensai completely loses it laughing while recalling the black American soldiers from South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, leading into a chaotic discussion about soldiers being treated as cannon fodder, positive discrimination, and why recruitment policies can sometimes miss the point entirely — including stories about fire service recruits scared of heights, blood, confined spaces, and apparently the dark.

To finish things off, the boys celebrate another victory for human stupidity as they discuss the man who rang to complain his pizza had no toppings… only to discover he’d opened the box upside down.