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.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreOne 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.
Read More“When I think back on all of the milestone birthdays I’ve been blessed to reach, it all starts with 1990. I remember being in the back seat of my mother’s car thinking about how big the number five was, and how grown up it was going to be to finally get out of the booster seat.”
Read MoreLooking 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.
Read MoreTo 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.
Read MoreIn 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.
Read MoreQuite Frankly in-house nutritionist, J Gulinello, gives us a splash of Spring with the top seasonal foods and tips to incorporate into your diet. You’ll be supporting your overall well-being, while also returning to a lost way of eating with the seasons, which arguably has health benefits far beyond the reach of current scientific understanding!
Read MoreQuite 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.
Read MoreSpring is in the air and it’s time to go for a drive, roll down those windows and blast some tunes.
Read MoreOur 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.
Read MoreWhen 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.
Read MoreFellow Frankly “Crack-yer-barrel” details a wee bit of Irish history mixed with a few of their favorite hearty recipes from old Hibernia.
Read MoreExperience a taste of Ireland with this comfort food recipe submitted by Quite Frankly audience member, Vesper.
Read MoreTest your knowledge of the Emerald Isle and her festive traditions with this golden round of trivial pursuit.
Read MoreWhen 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.
Read MoreWhat 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?
Read MoreThis charming, zesty drink is the perfect treat for a spirited St. Patrick’s Day!
Read MoreThe intrinsic nature of Bitcoin mining creates the conditions for a digital domino effect akin to the web of alliances that propelled Europe into WWI.
Read MoreAurora’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!
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