Quite Frankly Ep. 63: The Candace Owens Debate, a Synthetic DNA Time Capsule & Vegas Aliens

Frankie Val settles in for a rainy Thursday with cousin Sherry riding shotgun in the studio. The opening stretch dissects the endlessly re-aired Candace Owens versus Andrew Wilson debate, why Frankie lands somewhere near "Candace proximity" without joining a tribe, and how the whole spectacle folds back into the year long Charlie Kirk case and what he calls true crime psychosis. From there the show wanders in classic fashion. The Library of Congress buries a 250th anniversary time capsule holding synthetic DNA, a Coca Cola bottle, an iPhone, and the Phillies lineup, not to be opened until the year 2276. There's nostalgia bait too, teasing a future Great American Sleepover episode about the pre Internet slumber party. It closes on the eerie: a replay of that infamous Las Vegas 911 call reporting eight to ten foot aliens in a backyard. Raffle night as always.