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J. Gulinello joins for the first hour as we explore the emergence of a new imagined enemy that has possessed the usual suspects of the feminist world: The Psychopatriarchy. We'll connect this to new examples celebrities’ drastic efforts to stay young, and plenty of personal tangents in between. Matt from Cultivate Elevate joins in the second hour and we get an update on his lately battle with lame...

Greg Carlwood of The Higherside Chats joins Quite Frankly to open up the show with the latest speculation in runaway Cyber Threats, and the Pentagon FORTRESS America resilience initiative is not doing anything to allay suspicions as reports have circulated about military bases preparing to sustain essential operations independently for 90 days. After that, Greg and I get into spooky stories, paran...

Tonight’s Weekend Review begins with Frank's World Series heroics, the launch of the Quite Frankly Substack, Saturday’s Beyond Frankly pilot and a mixed bag of weekend news. Then we open the phone lines for a deeper question: Are people becoming less reflective, less restrained and more animalistic—or are we simply witnessing human nature after its traditional restraints have disappeared? The OCTO...

What happened during the Hudson Valley’s famous UFO wave? Frank, Sheri, and Dave welcome researcher and author Linda Zimmermann to discuss the region’s reports of enormous, silent craft—including black triangles—and sightings near Indian Point and beyond. We also talk about Linda’s investigations into UFOs, cryptids, animal reactions to sightings, paranormal activity, and the Hudson Valley’s myste...

A fake championship ring offer, an airport self-checkout tip screen, and the funniest Halloween Reels we can find. The Knicks’ ring offer to MSG employees was reportedly an internal phishing test: employees who clicked were assigned cybersecurity training. Then we look at the viral airport clip showing an 18% tip prompt at a self-checkout kiosk for a bottle of water. Plus, coffee Q&A and funny Hal...

Has the cyber pandemic begun? Critical PHP security vulnerabilities, emergency warnings, compromised software, and a wave of hacking incidents have cybersecurity professionals sounding the alarm. Jim Lee joins Jay Gulinello and I to break down the cyber security story that has been getting a lot of attention over the last 48 hours, the role of AI in discovering/exploiting security flaws, and what...

Tonight, veteran paranormal investigator and demonologist Bill Slevin (https://billslevin.com/) joins Quite Frankly to discuss real-life investigations, unexplained encounters, and the difference between legitimate paranormal evidence and ghost-hunting gimmicks. We'll also examine Shawn Ryan's disturbing testimony about hell, psychedelic experiences, and whether alleged encounters with demonic ent...

Why does flirting feel so difficult now—and what does that mean for connection between men and women? Dating coach Marni Kinrys https://www.youtube.com/@marnikinrys joins the show to talk confidence, modern dating, and loneliness, in the face of a society that seemingly wants men and women never to get along again. Then we have a little more on the Tesla Roadster upside-down demo, why people dismi...

Tonight's Weekend Review takes us to France and Italy, where protests, riots, and political unrest are raising uncomfortable questions about immigration, national identity, public safety, and the future of Western civilization. The lines will be open, I think we may even get a call from @JohnWardCinematics and then a light mix of other topics to kick off the week. Had a stressful night sleep so I...

J Gulinello (HealthReclamationProject.com) joins Frank for a Thursday night conversation about this week's free speech questions and more from around the country. I wondering how long before I am put in jail for abusing AI chat agents, and then we get into the Social Security debate: how many generations should have to bear the cost of this bloated, corrupt, unconstitutional program just so older...

Tonight on Quite Frankly, we dig into the backlash surrounding Metallica, Shane Gillis's SNL monologue, the debate over attention-seeking gym clothing, and the growing expectation that everyone must take offense at something. The OCTOBER Special on KetoBrainz is a Spooky Good One! https://ketobrainz.com/pages/quite-frankly-october-fun My DAILY Essentials: The Creamer, The Nattokinase, and The Elec...

Ryan Gable, author and host of The Secret Teachings, joins Frank to discuss a Satanic Temple invocation at an Iowa city council meeting—and whether ritual without belief is religion, trolling, or both. There's a lot more in this but I don't remember, I'm hungry and have a slight tension headache. Hope you enjoy though, it's always a fascinating one when Ryan is on. The OCTOBER Special on KetoBrain...

Tonight we're digging into Kelly Clarkson's bizarre dispute with a Brooklyn curiosity shop, the Macalester College professor urine scandal, the viral Hot Dog Bandit, and the broader culture of public shaming, political accusations, and Jussie Smollett-style hoaxes. We'll also get into Ilhan Omar headlines, the strangest entries in Urban Dictionary, and why the customer is NOT always right. The OCT...

A special Saturday night reunion: King40 is in from New England, the mysterious Mark Swan has traveled in from the Midwest, and Frank is back together with Mike and Ant—the Zedalza Boys. We’ll settle into the hookah lounge, talk about life, dig through a 20-year memory bank, watch some reels, and see where the conversation takes us. Trying not to steer this one too much! The main show streams on Q...

Friday morning B-SIDES is back! We're catching up on the latest developments in the controversial Cornell Seven case, including newly surfaced text messages, before diving into bizarre news, internet absurdities, and whatever else comes up over coffee. The OCTOBER Special on KetoBrainz is a Spooky Good One! https://ketobrainz.com/pages/quite-frankly-october-fun My DAILY Essentials: The Creamer, Th...

The midterm news cycle is as appetizing as the Griswold family Christmas turkey, so Cousin Sheri joins Frank for a laid-back night of banter, strange news, and internet rabbit holes. Over the weekend please consider sponsoring the show Patreon.com/QuiteFrankly and also leave a voicemail for next week: SpeakPipe.com/QuiteFrankly The OCTOBER Special on KetoBrainz is a Spooky Good One! https://ketobr...

Tonight, architect and Lincoln Mill Haunted House co-creator Jared Bilsak joins us to explore the architecture and psychology of fear—from darkness, disorientation and anticipation to the scares that work, the ones that completely fail, and what happens when visitors fight back. That and much more on the B-SIDE! The OCTOBER Special on KetoBrainz is a Spooky Good One! https://ketobrainz.com/pages/q...

Author and researcher Don Jeffries returns for a night of dark mysteries, disturbing headlines, and questions that refuse to go away. An Epstein-connected whistleblower is found dead in England. New attention falls on Philadelphia's alleged House of Horrors, where missing women, human remains, and a mountain of disturbing evidence have raised serious questions. Meanwhile, France is experiencing an...

Explorer and cryptozoologist Adam Davies joins us after emceeing a Bigfoot Conference in the Adirondacks, to discuss his own search for one of the world's most famous creatures. We'll discuss Adam's worldwide expeditions, and the evidence he has been able to collect along the way. David Grusch’s latest conversation with Joe Rogan will open us up for Adam's thoughts on a full year's worth of extrao...

Friday morning coffee and B-SIDES. We start with the latest developments in the Cornell case and the larger war-of-the-sexes conversation surrounding it, before opening things up to the chat, your questions, and a stack of Reels and internet absurdity collected throughout the week. My daily Health Stack Consists of KetoBrainz Nootropics & Nattokinase 15% OFF EVERYTHING on KetoBrainz.com w/ code SE...

A bizarre night of stories begins with the botched execution of Christa Pike, who survived Tennessee’s attempt to execute her by lethal injection. Then we dig into the increasingly complicated Cornell University sexual-assault case. After that, it’s Absurd Video: ridiculous clips from across the internet, voicemails, whatever else lands on the desk, and plenty of room for the audience to get invol...

Tonight, Robin McCutcheon returns for a wide-ranging conversation about an increasingly strange global picture: soaring government debt, oil and war, the resilience of the dollar, Europe's economic future, massive AI and data-center expansion, and the possibility that seemingly disconnected events are pieces of a much larger economic realignment. If we have some time I would like to poke into a fe...

John Leake joins Frank and J Gulinello to discuss his book Mind Viruses: America’s Irrational Obsessions and the fears that keep reshaping American life. From the War on Terror and COVID to a Massachusetts bar still fighting over masks, we’ll ask how a crisis becomes a moral mission—and why its rules survive after the emergency fades. Later, J stays for open lines, super chats, drug commercial sid...

Megan Fox joins Frank for a night of murder trials with turns that sound scripted: the Caleb Flynn case, the courtroom’s reaction to his AI-generated music, and the Tomasz Kosowski case, where a plastic surgeon represented himself. Later, Chris Hansen reacts to the new film inspired by *To Catch a Predator*, plus a racehorse name that had to go, and EXTRAS to kick off the new week! Last night's Pa...

A recruiter's perfectly ordinary advice about not walking into a job interview carrying an iced coffee somehow ignited a war online—and the responses may say a lot more about us than the original advice ever did. We'll get into interview etiquette, Gen Z entering the workforce, millennials joining the revolt, work ethic, and some of the habits we never seemed to shake after 2020. Plus, there's mor...