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In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks about Dallas, church creative conferences, ambition, being the best for the world instead of the best in the world, creativity in the age of AI, parenting, Brett’s continued disappearance, being saved from something versus saved into something, suffering, endurance, character, hope, gratitude, pickleball, MissionFest, free donuts, Verde Spice confu...

This episode starts on a pontoon boat with donuts, chocolate milk, a cast net, and Beau being asked to hold fishing equipment in his freshly orthodontically engineered teeth. The goal: catch mullet. The result: mostly bad spread. Naturally, we eventually arrive at servant leadership and Romans 2. In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks about cast-net fishing, Milton Quality Bakery donuts...

This episode starts with Beau remembering the time an alligator — also known as a swamp puppy, dinosaur dog, or whatever else Florida has decided to call it — absolutely deleted a goose beside the 13th hole of a golf course. Brett responded by sticking his tee shot within three feet. Naturally, we move from there into mathematics. In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks about fantasy foo...

This episode starts with Beau and Brett taking a golf cart out for dessert in The Villages. Simple enough. Then the gate opens. Despite a sign that clearly says “No Carts Past This Point,” the boys enter a two-lane roundabout, find themselves driving alongside actual automobiles, get chased and yelled at by an elderly gentleman eventually named Cletus, escape with cheesecake, get lost for another...

This episode starts with Beau getting a $9.99 Great Clips haircut from a young elderly gentleman named Gary. Gary has thoughts. He doesn't like people. He doesn't like kids. He has never been married and doesn't plan on changing that. He does, however, deeply love his nieces and nephews, believes children need to experience funnel cakes, owns approximately an animal kingdom, and has ex...

This episode starts with Beau, two roommates, an underground Gainesville apartment, and a German cockroach population apparently determined to establish its own sovereign nation. The obvious solution was cleaning the counters. Except the counters weren’t the problem. In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks about apartment infestations, finding the root cause instead of treating symptoms,...

This episode starts with Brett at an aviation conference in Fort Lauderdale witnessing elite-level hotel lobby chaos. And somehow, that is one of the more normal parts of the episode. Somewhere between bad Omni pillows, William Howard Taft sightings, forehead kisses at the bar, Scott Erickson aviation class memories, nursery goldfish ministry, oil-change mercy, leg-day science, Timmy the Hungarian...

This episode starts with Beau remembering the time his eighth grade math teacher pulled him out of line, reviewed the substitute teacher’s bad report, and told him, “You’re not passive, you’re not aggressive, you’re not passive-aggressive… I don’t know what you are, but I don’t like you.” Naturally, this becomes a Teacher Appreciation episode. In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks abou...

This episode starts with Beau hiding near a pool, tracking a location, receiving a dramatic “Abort” text, and then climbing into a tree to photograph his brother Jackson’s engagement to Julia. Naturally, it ends with hedonic adaptation. In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks about Jekyll Island engagement espionage, Wake Up Coffee, the Sea Turtle Convention, failed Brunswick thrift-stor...

This episode starts with Beau and Edwar kayaking at youth camp, immediately turning left into the trees, cutting off Kristen, cramping up, recovering with pickle juice, and somehow turning the whole thing into a lesson on unity in mission. In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks about Westside Youth Camp 2026, the theme “War in the Heavens,” spiritual warfare, fighting battles through pr...

We recorded this episode live from Navarre Beach, Florida, which means the waves are loud, the wind is fighting for co-host privileges, and Rodrigo’s absence is painfully obvious. Somewhere between childhood beach storms, spiny lobsters, sunrise filming, fried shrimp, lobster bisque, a Boudreaux’s Butt Paste sponsorship, Tanglewood golf, miserable fast golfers, cinnamon rolls, and an actual rainbo...

This episode starts with 11-year-old Beau hitting a golf ball over a retention pond, across a street, and dangerously close to a lot full of boats and RVs. Which, naturally, becomes a conversation about mercy. In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks about Vacation Bible School, the innocence of children, childlike faith, Jesus as God’s perfect Son, what actually pleases God, being clothe...

This Father’s Day episode starts with Beau getting absolutely smoked in a tennis lesson at the US Open facility, wearing khaki shorts and a leather belt, which is, of course, the natural beginning to a conversation about dads. In this episode of Quite Frankly, Beau and Brett talk about Father’s Day, the difference between a dad who is there and a dad who is actively engaged, the memories their fat...

This episode started with a golf course pro shop nap, a nematode crisis, Meadowbrook nostalgia, and a turtle getting absolutely launched by a golf cart. Naturally, it turned into a conversation about optimization culture, community, pleasure, the Southern Baptist Convention, Robert’s Rules of Order, cooperative missions, the need for a one-minute dance party during business sessions, non-licensed...

This episode started with Ridgecrest scars, a 36-inch box jump gone wrong, chocolate chips on a charcuterie board, and a failed Disney World surprise… and somehow ended with The Mirror Test . Which feels right. In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks about childhood memories at Ridgecrest, a 36-inch box jump gone very wrong, Memorial Day, Secret Hitler, the life-changing power of chocola...

This episode started in a doctor’s waiting room with beef tongue, chimichangas, snakes, and a woman named Patience. Which, frankly, feels spiritually suspicious. In this solo episode of Quite Frankly, Beau talks through a sprained ankle, an unexpected waiting room conversation, the Lord ordering our steps, the difference between earthly hope and living hope, why McDonald’s cannot carry your soul,...

Brett is back. It's Mother's Day. And we have things to say. After a brief sabbatical, the two-man pod is fully operational again — and we're diving straight into a Y2K birthday party where someone may have been confused for a fugitive, fishbowl charades featuring some of history's most charades-unfriendly events, Gary Brecka's full-nude grounding routine (we're calling it...

What do an $800 cowboy hat, a stressful haircut, Seminole pumpkins, acai bowls, unreasonable hospitality, and a loud gym machine have in common? Somehow… serving others. In this solo episode of the Quite Frankly Podcast, Beau walks through a week of everyday moments that turned into a bigger reflection on faith, humility, work, hospitality, and using your gifts where God has placed you. From Janet...

In this episode of Quite Frankly , we start on the 13th hole at Tatum Ridge, where a normal round of golf somehow included work trucks, a tractor, a near-miss tee shot, and a $96 green fee. What begins as a rant about golf course pricing, online rates, “system issues,” and customer service turns into something bigger — a reflection on how we treat people, what real service looks like, and why serv...

In this episode of the Quite Frankly Podcast, we talk honestly about loyalty — why it feels so rare now, why people drift, disappear, ghost, and move on, and what that says about us.🎧 About Quite FranklyQuite Frankly is a long-form podcast about faith, culture, honesty, and the inner life. We don’t rush clarity. We don’t fake answers. We sit with the tension long enough to tell the truth.🔔 Join...

ever. Thefeeling commitment. PrideWhatcommitment. Pridelife. AndNobody stays. Not at jobs. Not in friendships. Not in church. Not in relationships. So what changed? In this episode of the Quite Frankly Podcast, we talk honestly about loyalty — why it feels so rare now, why people drift, disappear, ghost, and move on, and what that says about us. We reflect on: Why conserve? The fever. Therder than...

Why do yourevealshelp? WhatFaithepisodehelp. WhatGod. Why do you feel lost and not confused? Not distracted. Lost. And what if that isn’t a failure —what if that’s the point ? In this episode of the Quite Frankly Podcast, a simple encounter with a stranger who admits she’s lost opens the door to a deeper conversation about direction, pride, humility, and dependence on God. We talk about what happe...

Welcome to The Quite Frankly Podcast — where we slow down, speak honestly, and wrestle with the deeper questions of life, faith, and what it really means to be human. In this episode, I share the story of getting hit with what I jokingly call “the super flu” during Christmas — and how being physically broken forced me to confront something much deeper: my dependence on God, my family, and the rhyt...

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