In this episode we open up talking about a subject which we will be seeing a lot more of in the upcoming weeks, as Frank begins to compare the pressures of being a Teenager in the the 'current year' compared to even ten years ago. How have things changed?

The response the show has received from teens willing to speak about what they are feeling right now has been amazing, so expect for this conversation to be revisited more. It's time to tap into the minds of the next generation.

Afterward, Frank and Matt are joined by our great friends and frequent callers, JonnyVroom and Max Ancaporado to discuss Sarah Silverman, and the predictable pro-taxation/socialism arguments surrounding infrastructure and organizations like our local Fire Departments.

More on this stuff Wednesday night at 7pm!

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http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/85050107

"The hard is what makes it great." We open up with one of the best lines in the new classic film, A League of Their Own; this brings us right into a conversation about hidden life lessons in all things, especially the great sport of baseball. Then we take a trip to Ireland, and contemplate the "Advice to Irish Emigrants" as they made their way across the Atlantic into America.

What has changed in our outlook on life, success, and our responsibility for both?

Black Men for Bernie; George Soros' win/win; then joined by Sam from CommonSensePost.net to talk a little bit about issues from the British point of view.

A great first show back and I hope you enjoyed yourself. Sorry for the post-midnight upload; I got hooked into playing Tom Clancy:The Division with the fellas last night and didn't wrap up until past 1 AM. Then I finished off another episode of Ken Burns' "The Civil War" (1990). I would highly recommend that documentary series. It's on Netflix.

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http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/85014689

It's the first time Quite Frankly has been live on a Friday in about three weeks, and it was time to chill again. Matt joins Frank from the get-go and we jump right into the big event of the day: Frank and Gypsy's presence at Manhattanville College's Internship Fair.

What would an intern be in for while working with Frank and the crew at the Zedalza Network Studios? In reality, who knows. In fantasy, they would be carrying out sanctioned hits on all people we deem undesirable....

After that we jump into the story of 'Tay Tweets', the terrible Artificial Intelligence experiment recently gone wrong. You need to hear this one to believe how hilarious it is. This opens up some great conversation about extremism, femininity, masculinity, and how to save yourself from crazy people.

British Youths spend less time outdoors every day than Prison Inmates do; children as young as seven years old are sexting; remembering Toronto's crazy mayor, Rob Ford; five of the creepiest sounds of war; and more!

Great points made throughout the entirety of the episode, so we hope you enjoy!

Watch the entire episode here:

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/84890576

Once again, thank you for watching, listening, sharing, interacting, and being supportive of this broadcast, and the Zedalza network in general.

The first twenty minutes of the show is a mixture of conversations between Frank and Matt. We cover social media and where third party programs can fill a role which would otherwise require 24/7 human attention; then we shift to laying down a preview of Evan Koser's latest appearance on the show. With a recap of Evan's last appearance, we shift gears to the Middle East to BEGIN to touch on ways to effectively fight ISIS and end harmful Foreign Policy.

Some time into the conversation Gadgetdoc calls in contest a few points with Evan, and Frank slunk back into the role of mediator. With that being said, it is clear that we would have needed at least another hour to talk this one out.

Friday night's episode will be a fun one. It's Friday.

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http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/84848248

This episode was a little longer than most, and we still only got through 50% of what we had planned. Frank opens up talking with Matt about the 241-Year Anniversary of Patrick Henry's famous "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death" speech, and how we no longer live in the presence of leaders who are very eloquent and bright. That tumbles into thoughts about the ongoing election...into a nightmare scenario in which Frank and Matt were President and Vice President of the United States.

Then we jump into healthcare updates from around the world! Later in the show, JonnyVroom calls in to comment on the topic at hand, plus discuss plans for creating the long-awaited International Order of Zedalza...

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http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/84812495

Great episode ahead as we wrap our heads around more terrorism in Europe and what is needed of us. Matt joins Frank somewhere in the first 20 minutes of the show, and they end the first half hour on Cuba.

In the second half hour we are joined in-studio by the hosts of the Broken Filter Live podcast, which is recorded live on ZenLive.tv right after Quite Frankly, every Tuesday night (so check 'em out). Joe and Jonesy filled in with their usual wit and wisdom and we tackled everything from the President's trip to Cuba, to healthcare, to who knows what else; there's tons of shit in there.

Definitely need to have Joe and Jonesy on more often, on Tuesday nights.

Watch the full episode here:

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/84772520

For those of you who don't make it to end of this episode, I just want to thank you all again for the support of this show, especially in the sharing/suggesting of this show.

Monday Night's Episode: This was a great way to start off the new week. Frank and Matt jump right into dissecting the last few generations of Americans, leading up to the current crop. A great first twenty minutes, featuring some jawing about music, and whether or not we would ever consider selling our souls. Tommy Verge calls in to talk about his lack of a soul.

After Tommy was banished in shame for eating potato chips while he was on the phone with Frank, the conversation switches over to two recent articles regarding how Millennials are the most stressed out generation in the last 80 years...of course, we wonder why: What could possibly be the disconnect?

That rides out to the very end, and it was worth listening to until the very end. Everyone was chill and funny, and it all kept flowing well.

Watch the entire episode here:

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/84736102

It's St. Patrick's Day and jump right into the deep end of the pool. As it becomes abundantly clear that Donald Trump will surely make it to the semi-finals of the American Presidency Pageant, we continue to dissect the man, and without hysterics.

First-time guest of the show, our buddy Dan (@eltigrechico on Tumblr), helps round out a pretty fair assessment of the current race, while calmly taking the edge off of the media's Trump obsession. This was a great call.

In the final minutes of the show we jump to some headlines: Fast Food. Minimum Wage. Robot Workers. OH MY.

There 's actually no sense of outrage in the episode, I just needed a title for the episode.

Watch the full episode here:

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/84579996

Brian Werner is the lead vocalist for the metal band, Vital Remains; he was also a High Priest at the time of his official departure from the Satanic Temple. On tonight's show, Brian chills with Frank to talk about his endorsement of Donald Trump and a really interesting back and forth on Socialism, Liberalism, and the negative trends we are seeing in society as a whole.

In the second half of the show Frank is joined by Matt and Anthony and a ranty hell breaks loose as we cover what is being called the biggest showing of 'activism' this Century, and it's coming on Frank's birthday, in April.

After that a hilarious article about a woman who believes that women are shamed when they sweat during a workout. After demeaning her, we cue up some funny Alex Jones flip-outs and close out the show.

Watch the entire episode here:

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/84545114

In this episode we open with an essay contemplating Socialism, but applied in ways other than economics. That brought us through the first half hour, talking philosophically and historically about the concept of the individual's right to live for themselves WHILE maintaining a strong connection to their fellow man, and their respective communities.

Then we get into the EPA, and the land that the Federal Government is constitutionally forbidden to own.

Watch the entire episode here:

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/84514990