The Quite Frankly Bulletin Archives

To my dear friends in the Quite Frankly Nation: this essay is a basic theory and fundamental building block of how “healing” works: where it starts and how it operates. 

Humans are both physical and spiritual beings. Healing begins with taking this assumption as true in order to work within the realm of the Universal Source of Love energy.

The “as above, so below” phrase is really an order of operations that tells us how to begin. 

My starting theory is that if we really are ‘created in God’s image,’ then we are, each of us, a part of the God energy, which is the Universal Love energy that surrounds all of us and holds the universe together. This means, theoretically, that the God energy, in the form of Unconditional Love, lives within us in the space between our DNA. We are, literally, made of Love energy.

Our duly elected President, Donald John Trump, stands head and shoulders above the political class—Republican or Democrat. Unlike career politicians who treat campaign promises as disposable talking points, President Trump views them as a contract with the American people. From day one in office, he got to work honoring that contract. In an exclusive video essay for our Quite Frankly audience, James, The Black Conservative Patriot, breaks it all down. Don’t miss this powerful reminder of what real leadership looks like.

When we say “Ides of March,” what does it mean and what is its cultural significance? The important point to start is to understand the Roman system of dating.

What if everything we’ve been told about archaeology is a carefully crafted story? What if the true intent behind excavations and site preservation isn’t as noble as we’ve been led to believe? What if everything you see at the most famous archaeological sites in the world is all just a facade?

With Valentine’s Day on the horizon and the heightened security surrounding the recent inauguration of President Trump, we took a deep dive into the Secret Service code names for some of our most storied Commanders in Chief and their loving leading ladies. 

To my dear friends in the Quite Frankly Nation: this essay is a basic theory of the fundamental building blocks of learning how “money” works, what it represents, and how you can start having a surplus of it and, hence, more abundance of it in your life. 

As we begin this new year, let us light the flame of Liberty in our hearts and face the challenges ahead with courage and determination. These are not ordinary times—they are moments that call for greatness, for standing firm, and for fighting for the liberty that is our birthright.

Soon, our skeleton president will oversee his final day of American annihilation from inside his heavily guarded mausoleum—or as others like to call it: the White House.

To my dear Friends in the Quite Frankly Nation: The start of a new year is a good time for new beginnings. Let’s start with being happy. 

It has been well over 200 years since Pluto last transited Aquarius. Is this the dawning of a new American Revolution? 

In search of a little motivation to tidy things up for Spring? Look no further than these five simple tips for an organized and refreshed home. 

Quite Frankly contributor and listener, Candi Miller, returns to provide our readers with a peek inside her beautiful home as she decorates for spring and Easter. Be inspired by her thoughtful reflections on nature and her delightful decorative touches during this powerful season of renewal. 

Test your knowledge of the Emerald Isle and her festive traditions with this golden round of trivial pursuit.

With Valentine’s Day budding just around the corner and spring holidays and occasions to follow, we enlisted the expertise of Quite Frankly listener and Bulletin contributor, AK, to share her professional florist tips on how to get the best floral arrangement for your budget. 

The leftist politics and culture of subversion share a common source which may surprise you. It will surprise you not in the sense of a total ambush, wherein one will later scratch one’s head and claim one had no clue whatsoever the surprise was coming. It will surprise you, rather, in the less shocking sense that the universal source of leftism proves something recognizably bad—a familiar foe—and yet more potent an evil than formerly cognized, as well as covertly informative of all the many branches of leftism. This common source will surprise you in its leftism-generating ubiquity alone.

Quite Frankly guest and host of The Homeschool How To Podcast, Cheryl Daley, courageously explores education in America. 

Listener of the show, Ed Hayward, examines his theory on the current state of conservatism in the country—and what that means for its opposition.

Test your knowledge on the festive season with these lesser-known tidbits about Christmas.

Quite Frankly listener and creative contributor, Candi Miller, is back again, this time, to share her marvelous gift of seasonal decorating and how the greatest story ever told provides the perfect inspiration for taking moments and turning them into memories.

Loyal listener and creative artist, AK, is back again to generously offer our community a wide selection of complimentary Quite Frankly holiday wallpaper for your phones, tablets and computer screens.

One of the most popular and enjoyable sections here at the Bulletin is back for the month of April. You shared with us your lovely photos and we’re thrilled to highlight them with our Quite Frankly community.

Cupid struck gold with these picture-perfect matches from the Quite Frankly community.

Festive Franklies from coast to coast shared with us their beautiful family Christmas cards and heartwarming holiday photos. 

We are so very thankful for Franklies both near and far!

We put the call out for your best Halloween costumes of all-time and you delivered! From creepy clowns to political getups, and family-friendly garments to humorous homemade designs, your costumes spanned the decades and dazzled the Quite Frankly forum. Check out the link below to see several of the highlights and find out the winner! Also, be sure to leave a comment for a chance to win a special bonus prize for one lucky bulletin reader.

In our inaugural edition of the Quite Frankly Bulletin, YOU were our most popular feature! We're thrilled to bring you another fantastic month of snapshots of Franklies from around the world.

Quite Frankly would be nothing without you, our loyal Franklies! We asked for your photo submissions and you delivered. Here is a selection of fan highlights from around the country and throughout the world.

Aurora and Lauren take on a DIY homemade “dupe” recipe after Frank came to love chocolate-covered yogurt bars from the grocery store. Aurora affectionately termed the treats “Dad Snacks.” These simple and delicious goodies also pack some great protein and are tasty enough to satisfy any sweet tooth.

A little gooey, sweet and a bit of saltiness take a basic and nutritious fruit like the date, and turn it into a delectable bite-sized treat.

Looking for a unique and refreshing drink to celebrate the season? This Lavender Martini is the perfect choice. With its delicate floral notes and vibrant color, it’s not just any cocktail; it’s an enchanting Easter drink that’s sure to dazzle your senses.

Fellow Frankly “Crack-yer-barrel” details a wee bit of Irish history mixed with a few of their favorite hearty recipes from old Hibernia. 

Experience a taste of Ireland with this comfort food recipe submitted by Quite Frankly audience member, Vesper.

This charming, zesty drink is the perfect treat for a spirited St. Patrick’s Day!

Aurora’s back to baking and promises this naturally gluten free flourless chocolate cake with it’s simple and (almost guilt-free) ingredients, rich ganache frosting and brownie-like texture, is sure to hit the spot!

You and your Valentine won’t know if it’s day or night when this magical elixir takes you on a charming trip this February 14th. 

Feeling stressed from holiday preparations? Don't get your tinsel in a tangle. Unwind with this merry little elixir that will have you ready for the Christmas season...with bells on!

Christmas has always been a time to bring together family in the best way we know how - around the table with love, gratitude and a lot of delicious food! Lauren asked her sisters to share their favorite recipes to share over the holidays. So we bring to you a delicious French Toast Bake and a secret family recipe for a classic dessert, Snowball cookies!

Here at Quite Frankly, we are all too familiar with the mockingbird mainstream media. As a play on this aspect of modern life, we exclusively enlisted the talents of Drinking with Patriots to concoct a chirpy cocktail that will shake your tail feathers.

Katie from Austin is a fan of the show who enjoys baking and traveling. We are delighted to share her favorite Thanksgiving recipe for a delectable pumpkin carrot cake! Be sure to check out the recipe...

Looking for creative ideas to entertain your hungry ghouls and goblins this Halloween season? We scoured the internet to find some dazzling displays that are a tasty treat for your eyes and your stomach.

An enchanting cocktail that’s wickedly spellbinding!

This “furrr-ocious” beverage has the perfect bite! Enjoy while chilling and allow its smooth flavors to deliver you a ‘Rocky Mountain High.’

Five generations of women in Dr. Robin McCutcheon's family have made these yummy treats - bursting with classic cozy flavors... and some fun! It's still not too late to get yours marinating in the fridge!

Straight from the Frankly kitchen, Frank brings you a delicious Summer drink that will carry you through Labor Day and beyond!

You won’t regret trying these tasty treats blasting with Summer flavors of strawberries & cream, not only are they delicious, they are “J, The Nutritionist” approved!

When we tune in to Quite Frankly every night at 7PM, we only ever see half of what’s going on in that department of the old parachute factory. About twenty feet away from Frank’s studio, his brother Anthony is busy perfecting his own life’s work – the musical sensation Ten Second Songs.

The intrinsic nature of Bitcoin mining creates the conditions for a digital domino effect akin to the web of alliances that propelled Europe into WWI.

I think it’s safe to say that the first two weeks of Trump’s second term have far surpassed even our highest expectations. Just, wow! Things are actually happening! Trump obviously came in with a much better plan this time, and has already achieved tangible results. It’s unheard of for the government to act so swiftly, and it’s shocking to watch.

If there's one thing Matt can tell you, it's what NOT to do on Halloween!

The best ways to kill the pesky Spotted Lanternfly… according to Matt.