Armenia, Quindío · Sundays 11:00 COT · Angry Pig Productions
ColombiaUnfiltered
Analysis for the people who actually live here.
Not tourist content, and not a relocation pitch. One issue a week with real financial or legal stakes for residents, retirees and investors in Colombia, worked through with the actual statute, resolution or filing on the table. The point is to see what is coming while you can still do something about it, rather than reacting once it has already landed on you.
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- Sunday 11:00 COT
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- Runtime
- ~20 min + live Q&A
- Streaming on
- Rumble & YouTube
01 — Watch
Player slot — 16:9
The Rumble embed drops in here. During the Sunday window this becomes the live stream; the rest of the week it holds the most recent episode.
02 — Reference desk
The numbers the episodes hinge on, in one place.
Every figure here names its source and the date it was last checked against that source, and each source links out so you can verify it yourself rather than take this channel's word for it. Where an official rate exists, that is the one used — the peso figure below is Banco de la República's TRM, updated automatically from the government's own open-data feed, because that is the rate DIAN applies rather than whatever a currency converter shows. If something is out of date it is marked out of date rather than quietly left up, because a stale threshold is the kind of thing that costs a resident money.
This desk is reference material, not advice. It tells you where the line sits and where the line is published; what you do about your own situation is between you and a professional you chose yourself.
03 — Episodes
Episodes, and what they were built on.
Every episode that has aired has a sources page: each figure quoted, what it measures, who published it, and the date I last read the source myself. Where a number is my estimate rather than a published figure, it says so there.
What this season covers.
Subjects, not a schedule. The order changes as things happen, and I would rather move than keep to a running order I published in advance.
04 — Security updates
En españolThe fight against the armed groups.
What happened, what it means, and how people are reacting. Every fact has a source you can open. The latest three are here; tap one to read it.
05 — Ask & alerts
Put a question in front of the Q&A.
Questions submitted during the week get worked out before the broadcast instead of improvised on air, which usually means a better answer. Backers go first.
Or say it out loud
Record up to a minute on camera and it can be played on air, so the question is asked in your own words instead of read out second-hand. Useful when the situation is complicated enough that typing it flattens it.
Record a video questioncolombiaunfiltered.live/ask
There is a third route that only exists while the show is on: calling in live and coming on air during the Q&A. The queue opens with the stream, so the link is given out on the broadcast rather than kept here.
Know when it goes live.
One email when an episode is up, and the topic in the subject line so you can skip the weeks that do not apply to you. Nothing else, and no list is ever sold or shared.
Unsubscribe is one click in every message. If the platforms ever bury the channel, this list is how the show still reaches you.
06 — Support
This show is free, and it stays free whether you back it or not. Nobody is locked out.
It is not free to make. The research behind a single episode runs into the primary sources — resolutions, statutes, filings — and that takes the week. If it is worth something to you, you can back it directly through PayPal or the Rumble Wallet, and that is the whole mechanism. Really the only question is whether you want this to keep going.
No angle — what that actually means here
No advertising, no affiliate links, no referral fees, and no paid recommendations to lawyers, accountants or tributarios. Direct viewer support is the only money this show takes.
The same rule governs the figures. Every number on this site comes from the body that issues it — the peso rate is Banco de la República's official TRM, pulled straight from the government's open-data feed, not a currency site's estimate; thresholds come from the statute or the DIAN resolution that sets them. Each one links back to its source so you can check it without trusting anyone, this channel included. Nobody pays to be in any of it.
