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Frank & Sense is the most Frank show on the internet. It's a talk show where host Frank Cervarich is joined by remarkable people, discussing a wide range of topics, including news, policy, sports, and culture. It's casual and fun. And maybe a little weird, but in a good way.

Podcast · By Frank Cervarich · American English · Official site

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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    Sexy Vampire Smut! J.R. Ward's "Dark Lover" with Nicole Vaunt (opens the original)

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    Nicole Vaunt returns to the show for the smuttiest and most blood sucking-est podcast episode ever! Grab a pair of tiny sunglasses, put on some hip-hop, and prepare to talk the spicy vampires of J.R. Ward's "Dark Lover." We talk about vampire powers, vampire aristocracy, vampire butlers, and oh so much more! We also talk about about changing attitudes towards the romance genre, the digitization of books, and how the internet has built community around romance. Will this podcast have a happily ev

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    The Science of the X-Men with Professor Z (opens the original)

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    Believe science. The science of the X-Men, that is! Professor Z (aka Zachary Fern) returns to the show to talk about the science of the X-Men. Both the science itself, and the 2000 book by Link Yaco and Karen Haber. Before we do that, Zach and Frank do some CorreXions from our previous episode to clarify a few points that our audience brought to our attention. After that, we talk about all sorts of X-Men: Jean Grey, Iceman, Kitty Pryde, and Rogue. What would it take for their powers to be possib

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    "X-Men '97" and the Nostalgia Industrial Complex with Zach Fernebok, Matt Sparacino, and Greg Twomey (opens the original)

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    X-celsior! Zach Fernebok, Matt Sparacino, and Greg Twomey return to the show to talk about "X-Men '97" and the state of the nostalgia industrial complex. It's been two years since "X-Men '97" season one, and a lot has happened in Marvel and the MCU. We talk about what made season one so successful and not just a hollow cash grab. We also talk about what we love about the X-Men - especially the themes of othering and oppression. Then we get into "X-Men '97" season two. Should it have been titled

  4. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    ENCORE: X-Men and "X-Men '97" X-travaganza with Zach Fernebok and Matt Sparacino (opens the original)

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    ENCORE! In two weeks, we'll be covering "X-Men '97" Season 2 (now airing on Disney+). So what better way to get ready for that episode than by revisiting this classic episode from the Frank & Sense vaults? This episode originally debuted on July 5, 2024. Check it out, and we'll see you again in two weeks for our coverage of "X-Men '97" Season 2! X-celsior! Frank is joined by X-Men x-pert Zach Fernebok and Matt Sparacino to discuss all things X-Men. We discuss the history of the characters, the a

  5. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    "Supergirl" with Jason Consolacion, Greg Twomey, and Ashley Arnold (opens the original)

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    Jason Consolacion, Greg Twomey, and Ashley Arnold return to the show to talk about "Supergirl," the 2026 film about...well, Supergirl! We discuss our relationship with the character and then do a brief overview of the history of the character. We also talk through the plot of the movie, some of the (dumb) controversy around it, and the misogyny of it all. We also take some listener questions and get an exclusive interview with one of the stars of the movie! All of that plus another edition of on

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