Quite Frankly Ep. 32 – Regenerative Farming, Malachi Martin, and a Night of Deep-Dive Conversations

Frankie Val returns after a rain-soaked Liberation Day trip to Yankee Stadium and kicks off a packed Thursday night with guest nutritionist Jay Gulanello before welcoming regenerative rancher Eric Perner. Together they explore how soil health, cattle stewardship, and land management can restore ecosystems, and why true conservation has been hijacked by centralized environmentalism. In the second half, Frankie shifts gears into a long-form conversation with Timothy Gordon and author Robert Morrow Jr. to discuss Morrow’s new book Malachi Martin: In the Shadows of the Vatican. The trio digs into Martin’s alleged covert work, Vatican intrigue, demonic encounters, the Third Secret of Fatima, Windswept House, and the shadow battles shaping the modern Church. With trademark humor, cozy storytelling, audience interaction, and open phone lines, Frankie blends personal moments, theology, geopolitics, and cultural commentary into an energetic, wide-ranging episode that moves from baseball and birthdays to exorcisms, espionage, and the collapse of institutional trust.