
Quite Frankly cuts through the noise to bring you clear-eyed conversations with the most informed and interesting voices about politics, economics and culture.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews | |||

Is America entering into a war nobody voted for?
I'm in Washington DC speaking with Emily Jashinsky, host of After Party on the Megyn Kelly Network, about the Iranconflict, the fracturing of Trump's coalition, and what the 2026 midterms actually loo... more
Daniel Di Martino was born in Venezuela in 1999, the same month Hugo Chavez came to power. In this episode, he traces exactly how a country with the world's largest oil boom destroyed itself, and why the policy sequence that caused it is playing out ... more
What is a woman under Australian law?
In Part 2, Sall Grover breaks down the legal mechanics of Tickle v Giggle, the Federal Court case that could define biological sex in Australia.
The first Federal Court judge ruled that sex, in its "contemporar... more
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In 2020, Sall Grover launched Giggle, a women-only app designed to give women a space to find flatmates, build networks, and connect without men. Access was verified using selfie-based AI at sign-up.
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Apple Podcasts | #150 |
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The show features pointed, opinionated discussions focused on politics, economics, and culture, often pairing sharp hosts with seasoned guests who bring policy, economics, and geopolitical expertise to contemporary issues. Episodes frequently contrast free-market or liberal-democratic ideals with real-world outcomes, highlight trade-offs in energy, inflation, immigration, and national security, and challenge mainstream narratives through rigorous critique and practical implications for listeners. A notable pattern is the use of high-profile guests from economics, journalism, and public policy to dissect current events, with a strong emphasis on clear, persuasive argumentation and real-world impact. The format tends to blend rigorous analysi... more
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Recent guests on Quite Frankly include:
1. Emily Jashinsky
2. Daniel Di Martino
3. Sall Grover
4. Will Kingston
5. Chris Uhlmann
6. Adam Creighton
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