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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2026 · 37 MIN

Hot Honey is a Scam & Other Hills We're Willing to Die On

from Frank and Hem · host Tyler Frank

This week on Frank & Hem, we're doing what we do best—being confidently right about things that absolutely don't matter (but also… kind of do). We kick things off by proudly declaring ourselves vigilantes for elderly alcohol—protecting the sacred right of grandmas everywhere to enjoy their drink without interference. You're welcome, America. Then we turn our attention to a true culinary controversy: Hot Honey. Is it innovative? Is it trendy? Or is it just ruining perfectly good food one drizzle at a time? We've got thoughts… and they are not kind. From there, we dig into the small hills we'd die on—those oddly specific opinions you'll defend like your life depends on it. Petty? Maybe. Correct? Absolutely. And finally, we take a nostalgic trip back to childhood, breaking down the things we thought meant a family was LOADED… that, in hindsight, were just aggressively middle class. If you enjoy strong opinions, questionable logic, and the kind of conversations that sound like they should've stayed in the garage—but didn't—this episode is for you. Press play. Pick a side. And prepare to disagree with us. Be part of the Frank and Hem Show! Shoot us an email and we'll bring it up on the show [email protected] 

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