Darryl Frank
Frankly Speaking - with Darryl Frank
Speaking with people about what’s happening around the New Hampshire Seacoast area
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Episodes
Tom Kozikowski - Portsmouth High School Athletic Director 03.05.2026 1:23:25
Athletic Director Tom Kozikowski—better known as “Koz”—joins Frankly Speaking: People & Stories of the Seacoast to share his journey from Long Island to UNH and ultimately to Portsmouth High School. In this episode, Koz reflects on the experiences that shaped his leadership style, his passion for student-athletes, and the role community plays in building strong programs both on and off the fie...
Pastor Chris Dunaway of the Middle Street Baptist Church in Portsmouth 26.04.2026 1:23:14
This week’s guest is Pastor Chris Dunaway of the Middle Street Baptist Church in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. In this episode, we go beyond the pulpit to explore Chris’s early life—where he came from, the experiences that shaped him, and the path that ultimately led him to the Seacoast. It’s a story about discovering purpose, answering a call, and building connections in a place that many now call h...
Midwest girl touches down on the Seacoast 26.03.2026 1:04:08
Hannah talks about travels from Tell City, Indiana to establishing roots in the Seacoast area, where she balances family life and work in the funeral services.
Lago's Ice Cream CEO Steve Grenier 06.03.2026 1:05:41
Steve talks about the early days and continuing the family environment of Lago's Ice Cream.
How did we get here? 26.02.2026 11:39
Darryl reflects on the early years and the impact of his dad, spawning the idea for this podcast.
Thar She Blows: Remembering Yoken’s with Kevin Macleod 20.11.2024 51:13
In Episode 07 of Frankly Speaking, we welcome guest Kevin Macleod. Kevin recounts his early years, family history, and the origins of Yoken's Family Restaurant. The discussion covers significant milestones, including the restaurant's evolution, challenges, and eventual success. Kevin shares heartwarming stories of community involvement, family ties, and his ongoing contributions to the seacoast ar...
Teaching, Lobstering, and Lifelong Lessons 06.11.2024 41:50
Production Note: There is an unfortunate audio issue in first ten minutes of this episode. It improves at 11:15 if you would prefer to jump ahead. In episode six, Darryl is joined by Vinnie Marconi Sr, a former teacher turned full-time lobster fisherman. They discuss Vinnie's impact on kids in Atlantic Heights, the challenges and intricacies of the lobstering business, and how Vinnie stays active...
Seacoast Strides 23.10.2024 59:19
In today's episode, Daryl and Jeff welcome marathon enthusiast Donovan Ingle. The discussion covers Donovan's relocation from Indiana to Portsmouth, career transitions, and his deep passion for running marathons with aspirations to complete the six World Major Marathons. The conversation navigates through challenges in marathon training, strategies for race day, and essential tips on hydration and...
A Legacy of Service 09.10.2024 40:41
On this episode of Frankly Speaking, Darryl & Jeff are joined by Chris Vetter, Darryl's brother-in-law and now retired longtime member of the New Hampshire State Police. Vetter has held many positions in his 25-plus years with state police, including lieutenant of Troop A, field area captain, and at one point, he served as commander of the New Hampshire State Police SWAT unit. Tune in to hear...
Addiction 25.09.2024 46:12
Speaking with Paige Berounsky about her journey through addiction
Bring Back the Trades 24.08.2024 1:28:48
Speaking with Steve Turner about his non profit organization Bring Back the trades, his custom upholstery business Turner Upholstery and his affinity for running 100 plus mile ultra marathons
First Family of Portsmouth 16.08.2024 1:05:23
Speaking with Mary Carey and Barry Foley about their family history
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