Quite Frankly

Weekend Review & Life on Bald Mountain | 10/26/26

Quite Frankly

Summary

Technical difficulties cut the show short, leaving the host feeling frustrated but determined to continue engaging with the audience. Despite the setbacks, he reflects on a productive day at work and shares a humorous anecdote about a recent baseball game, claiming credit for the Brewers' victory in Game One of the World Series.

The host introduces a new project called "Beyond Frankly," set to launch in January, which will feature his cousins and various guests with unique talents. He also announces the launch of a Substack, aimed at providing updates and creative content, emphasizing its free nature and potential for community engagement through book and film clubs.

In a more serious segment, the host discusses a report from The Federalist about a strategy by the Democratic Socialists of America to incite violence ahead of the 2028 elections, expressing concerns about the implications of such actions for American society. He critiques the left's tactics and the perception of younger generations towards political ideologies, suggesting a growing frustration among right-leaning youth regarding the state of the political landscape.

As the show wraps up, the host reflects on the importance of maintaining hope and resilience in the face of societal challenges, urging listeners to engage in meaningful cultural activities and to prepare for the future with an open mind.

Show Notes

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?

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