Note sull'episodio
Free speech, California politics, school controversies, and the story behind more than two decades in talk radio all collide in this episode of Jared Basso’s Still Talkin’ Radio. Jared Basso and Dave Stall are joined by Amy Reichert for the latest Reichert Report, before the conversation shifts gears with longtime radio host Bob Siegel.
Amy leads off with a discussion of California legislation she argues could have serious implications for investigative journalism and online speech. She also examines a controversy involving a Torrey Pines High School student who received detention after bringing a politically provocative sign to school. According to the student’s attorney, the situation later escalated into allegations involving searches on a school-issued Chromebook and a psychiatric hold—claims the student disputes and that have now become part of a broader legal fight. The conversation expands into political speech, California government, the First Amendment, and Amy’s plans to participate in a Sacramento rally.
Later, Bob Siegel joins the show and takes listeners behind the microphone. Siegel explains how years of public speaking, debates, theater, evangelism, and appearances as a radio guest eventually led friends to sponsor his own program. The Bob Siegel Show has been on the air since 2005, and Siegel shares how his background in theater arts and theology shaped his conversational approach to radio.
Listen to the full episode for a wide-ranging conversation about free speech, California politics, public schools, investigative journalism, talk radio, faith, and the experiences that shaped Bob Siegel’s broadcasting career.
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STILL TALKIN RADIO 08/23/26