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A Nightly Talk Show for Current Events, Culture, and The Mysteries of the Universe. LIVE Weeknights @ 7pm ET !

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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 absurdit... more

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 ... more

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 th... more

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William Pope
Guest sharing a transformative near-death experience and subsequent religious journey
Independent researcher and speaker on consciousness and end-times
Episode: He Thought He Was Dying… Then Help Arrived | William Pope 9/22/26
Jeff Belanger
Author, researcher, and host of New England Legends; prolific writer on haunted places, UFO encounters, cryptids, and old legends
Author and paranormal researcher
Episode: Haunted Places & Unexplained Encounters | Jeff Bellanger 9/17/26
Taylor Stanberry
Python Wrangler and wildlife rescuer, runs Wild Stanberry Sanctuary with husband Rhett
Wild Stanberry Sanctuary (Naples, FL)
Episode: Hunting Monsters in the Everglades | Taylor Stanberry 9/16/26
Jim Lee
Cybersecurity and tech commentator featured on the show
Weather Modification History / climateviewer.com
Episode: Elizabeth Holmes’ Psycho Smile & the AI Doomsday Bubble | J Gulinello & Jim Lee 9/15/26
Bill Edgar
The Coffin Confessor, a private investigator who crashes funerals to deliver final messages
The Coffin Confessor
Episode: The Man You Hire to Crash Your Own Funeral | Bill Edgar 9/9/26
Coughing Confessor
Guest announced as coming on this week
Episode: QUITE FRANKLY LIVE | Old Stoners, Soft Language & Weekend News
Dr. Andrew Paquette
Independent researcher who led the New York Citizen's Audit analysis
Independent researcher / New York Citizen's Audit
Episode: Things That Don’t Add Up | Dr Andrew Paquette 9/3/26
Matt Cultivate Elevate
Founder/Host at Cultivate Elevate, discusses tech, ecology, and conspiratorial topics
Cultivate Elevate
Episode: Conspiracy Theory Roulette | Matt from Cultivate Elevate 9/2/26
Neal Smither
Founder of Crime Scene Cleaners, Incorporated
Crime Scene Cleaners, Incorporated
Episode: What People Leave Behind | Crime Scene Cleaner Neal Smither 9/1/26

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Frank
Host of Quite Frankly

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.4k ratings
  • Love your show!

    Have been a fan for years. The William Pope interview is one of my favorites! Thank you! šŸ’•šŸ’•šŸ’•

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    5
    PattyPBoston
    United States14 days ago
  • Frank is my favorite

    Loving the preview monologue for the episodes we get with the podcast.

    Quitefrankly.tv has a little bit of everything with an amazing community. Frank has the best guests covering a wide range of topics. He is dedicated in putting together a good show. Frank is the real deal.

    Then there is the after show for a lighter side to deal with the craziness in the world. Don’t miss Frank’s Picks.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    T Croz
    United Statesa month ago
  • Yes. Listening.

    Sorry. I accidentally made you a brigadier general instead of the magical 5 star. I redid it.

    Great show to anyone new reading these.

    Add him to your regulars!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ave Crux Spes Unica
    United Statesa month ago
  • Hi Frank! It’s Geminitulip

    I love your special chat with us podcast listeners before it officially starts šŸ˜‚ I want you to know I listen this way for most of the QF episodes. I’m also a member and enjoy my keto brains every morning in my coffee ā˜•ļø the Apple podcast is very convenient for me as I use mostly Apple apps. I’m old and cannot change and that’s why I’ll never give you up! Love you and your family, Jay and Matt and all your guests. 🄰

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    geminitulip
    United Statesa month ago
  • The Frank show

    Quite Frankly is an interesting show. I really enjoy listening. Frank calms.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Markinbearvalley
    United Statesa month ago

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Hunting Monsters in the Everglades | Taylor Stanberry 9/16/26
Q: What does the removal work involve, and how is it regulated?
Taylor describes that removal work can involve live capture for research or relocation, or euthanasia when necessary, with procedures relying on humane methods and state oversight; contractors may work with conservancies and be available 24/7, including after hours.
Things That Don’t Add Up | Dr Andrew Paquette 9/3/26
Q: Did you find any bipartisan support for addressing these voter-roll issues at lower levels?
Yes—there were a few officials, including a state police officer who suggested the issue could be prosecuted and even referred it to the FBI, though higher-level political roadblocks prevented sustained action.
What People Leave Behind | Crime Scene Cleaner Neal Smither 9/1/26
Q: What movies get wrong about the aftermath of death the most?
Neal says TV often shows a sterile, odorless, organized scene and ignores the real sensory overload and complex logistics of cleanup, including smells, textures, and the difficulty of restoring a home.
The Lost History Beneath Our Feet | Jacob Castrey 8/26/26
Q: What was the first domino that pushed you toward these ideas about old world history?
Jacob describes his shift from liking mainstream history to exploring Tartaria and the mud flood as a skeptical journey, driven by maps, declassified CIA references, and a pattern of anomalies across many sources.
GTA VI Leaks, Clancy Sympathy & WNBA Wrestling | Jim Lee 8/24/26
Q: What would you ask Jim Lee about the GTA leak and the chances of tracing the source?
The host asks about the likelihood of an insider leak vs. external operation, the methods used to trace the leak (e.g., private keys, repositories, and digital footprints), and what that means for accountability and potential legal consequences.

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What is Quite Frankly about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A nightly, live talk show mixes current events, culture, and broad-ranging curiosities with audience calls and provocative takes. Hosts and guests cover everything from geopolitics and technology to true-crime, science fiction-inspired mysteries, and offbeat cultural trends, all delivered in a fast-paced, opinionated style. The show often features wide-ranging discussions with experts and public figures, plus interactive segments, polls, and giveaways that keep listeners engaged and coming back for timely insights and bold perspectives. Noteworthy is the cadence of freewheeling conversations that blend skepticism, humor, and curiosity across a diverse set of topics, which can appeal to listeners who enjoy unapologetic takes and a wide topic... more

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2. Jeff Belanger
3. Taylor Stanberry
4. Jim Lee
5. Bill Edgar
6. Coughing Confessor
7. Dr. Andrew Paquette
8. Matt Cultivate Elevate

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