Quite Frankly guest and host of The Homeschool How To Podcast, Cheryl Daley, courageously explores education in America.
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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.
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Test your knowledge on the festive season with these lesser-known tidbits about Christmas.
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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.
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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.
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Quite Frankly listener, Cavetoad, kindly submitted this Eighth Grade Examination from a rural Kentucky school dated November 1912. Test your knowledge and be sure to share your results with the class.
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With the Thanksgiving season underway, we wanted to highlight what the Quite Frankly community is most thankful for. Your answers were full of love and gratitude. Check out your submissions and keep the thankfulness rolling for a chance to be featured in a future episode by visiting the forum.
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As a thank you for your continued support of the show, we enlisted the help of fellow Frankly, AK, in crafting digital art for your cell phone, tablet and desktop. Be sure to click the link below to check out all of the Quite Frankly options we have -- complimentary and exclusive to you -- for the fall season.
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Long-time listener and friend of the show, King, gives us a view behind the (sometimes controversial) curtain of his spitfire personality.
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These days, the average American doesn't think of beer as art, or as something of historical and spiritual significance. Quite Frankly viewer, Miguel, shares his personal insights into the history of brewing beer and not just as an art, but as magic – spiritual magic, in which he channels his energies into the production of something enjoyable and desirable.
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