Bass Seekers Radio: Father's Day Fishing Stories, Skeet Reese & California Bass Fishing

Still Talkin' Radio: Father's Day, California Politics & Government Accountability

This Father's Day edition of Still Talkin' Radio blends celebration, current events, and spirited political discussion as hosts Jared Basso and Dave Stall take on some of the biggest stories impacting California and beyond. Joined by political commentator Amy Reichert, the crew dives into education, government accountability, public trust, and the headlines driving conversations across San Diego and the state. The show opens with a Father's Day tribute, recognizing dads throughout the community while sharing local recommendations and personal reflections. From there, the conversation quickly shifts into the latest political and public policy developments featured in Amy's popular Reichert Report. Amy breaks down several major California stories, including the departure of former San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher and labor leader Lorena Gonzalez from San Diego, ongoing questions surrounding nonprofit finances connected to prominent political figures, and a significant court ruling involving parental rights and school policies. In This Episode: * Father's Day reflections and community highlights * Amy Reichert's latest Reichert Report * California political developments and leadership discussions * Parental rights and education policy debates * Government accountability and public trust * School district controversies and local education issues * Media coverage and public perception * San Diego and statewide political analysis One of the most discussed topics involves concerns raised by teachers and parents regarding conditions at Fuerte Elementary School within the Cajon Valley Union School District. After the story gained widespread attention online, the hosts examine the broader issues surrounding school oversight, transparency, and parent involvement in education. The conversation also explores California's political landscape, including discussions surrounding Governor Gavin Newsom, government accountability, nonprofit oversight, and public confidence in elected leadership. Jared, Dave, and Amy offer their perspectives on how political decisions impact communities while discussing the growing frustration many residents feel toward government institutions and media narratives. Key Highlights: 🎙️ Amy Reichert's analysis of major California headlines 🎙️ Discussion of parental rights and education policy 🎙️ Government accountability and public trust issues 🎙️ Commentary on California political leadership 🎙️ Local San Diego stories making national headlines 🎙️ Media influence and public perception Beyond the political discussions, the episode maintains the show's trademark blend of candid conversation, humor, and open debate. Listeners hear differing viewpoints, thoughtful analysis, and the kind of unscripted dialogue that has helped build a loyal audience throughout Southern California. The episode concludes on a personal note as Jared celebrates his two-year anniversary on radio. Reflecting on the growth of Still Talkin' Radio, he thanks listeners for their support and shares his appreciation for the opportunity to create a platform dedicated to discussing issues that matter to the community. Whether you're interested in California politics, education issues, local news, or simply enjoy thoughtful conversations about current events, this Father's Day edition delivers insight, perspective, and plenty of lively discussion. Watch & Listen * YouTube: @MrDaveStall * Website: davestall.com [http://davestall.com] STILL TALKIN 06/21/26

Vee Parts Radio: Classic Volkswagens, Swap Meets & the Future of Air-Cooled Culture

This Father's Day edition of V-Parts Radio celebrates everything that makes the Volkswagen community special—classic cars, lifelong friendships, restoration stories, and a shared passion that spans generations. Host Dave Stall is joined by Mario and special guest Tom Summers from San Diego Air-Cooled for an entertaining conversation covering recent VW events, restoration projects, upcoming road trips, and the future of the air-cooled hobby. The show begins with a recap of the popular Volkswagen swap meet at Kobe's Swap Meet, where more than 100 vehicles, enthusiastic vendors, and VW fans gathered to buy, sell, and trade hard-to-find parts. Beyond the cars and parts, the event also served as a fundraiser for the Wolfpack Scholarship Program, demonstrating how the Volkswagen community continues to support worthwhile causes while bringing enthusiasts together. Tom shares the story of his beloved 1962 Volkswagen Bus, rescued from a backyard and painstakingly restored into a dependable road-trip machine. What began as a challenging project eventually became a vehicle capable of traveling throughout the United States and Mexico, proving that classic Volkswagens are still built for adventure. In This Episode: * Highlights from the Volkswagen swap meet at Kobe's * Classic VW restoration stories and rare parts hunting * The growing challenge of finding OEM Volkswagen components * San Diego Air-Cooled community updates * Upcoming VW events and cruises * Baja Bocho Road Trip preview * Volkswagen culture throughout Mexico * Electric conversion options for classic Volkswagens One of the recurring themes throughout the episode is the importance of community. As original Volkswagen parts become increasingly scarce, swap meets, club gatherings, and personal connections are often the best way for enthusiasts to keep their projects moving forward. The discussion highlights how the VW community continues to thrive because members are willing to help one another preserve these iconic vehicles. The conversation also looks ahead to several upcoming events, including participation in the Julian Fourth of July Parade, San Diego Air-Cooled weekly gatherings, El Cajon Cruise Nights, and the highly anticipated Baja Bocho Road Trip to San José del Cabo. Mario and Tom discuss the strong Volkswagen culture found throughout Mexico, where clubs, events, and enthusiast gatherings continue attracting thousands of participants each year. Key Highlights: 🚐 Restoration journey of a 1962 Volkswagen Bus 🚐 Volkswagen swap meet success and scholarship fundraising 🚐 Rare OEM Volkswagen parts and restoration challenges 🚐 Baja Bocho Road Trip preview 🚐 San Diego and Baja Volkswagen events 🚐 Electric conversion possibilities for classic VWs 🚐 Preserving Volkswagen heritage for future generations The episode wraps up with a fascinating discussion about electric Volkswagen conversions. Tom explains how many classic VW owners are exploring electric power while maintaining the vehicle's original appearance and preserving the ability to return to a traditional air-cooled drivetrain. It's a thoughtful look at how innovation and preservation can work together to keep classic Volkswagens on the road for decades to come. Whether you're a longtime VW owner, restoration enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates automotive culture, this episode captures the passion, creativity, and camaraderie that continue to define the air-cooled Volkswagen community. Watch & Listen * YouTube: @MrDaveStall * Website: davestall.com [http://davestall.com] Vee Parts Radio 06/21/26

Bass Seekers Radio: Father's Day Fishing Stories, Skeet Reese & California Bass Fishing

This special Father's Day episode of Bass Seekers Radio is filled with fishing stories, family traditions, tournament strategy, and plenty of laughs. Hosts Dave Stall, Scott Myers, and Sonny Trent celebrate the role fishing plays in bringing generations together while sharing memories, lessons learned on the water, and a passion for the sport that spans decades. A special highlight of the show is the in-studio appearance of Sonny's father, Richard White, whose lifelong love of fishing helped inspire future generations of anglers. The conversation explores how outdoor traditions are passed from parent to child and why some of life's most meaningful memories are often made on a boat, a dock, or along the shoreline with family and friends. The discussion soon turns toward competitive fishing as Scott prepares for the upcoming Skeet Reese Big Bass Tournament at Clear Lake. The crew breaks down tournament preparation, pre-fishing strategies, boat inspections, and the challenges anglers face when adapting to unfamiliar fisheries. Richard contributes stories and insights gained from decades on the water, offering a perspective that only years of experience can provide. In This Episode: * Father's Day fishing traditions and family stories * Tournament preparation and bass fishing strategy * Skeet Reese Big Bass Tournament preview * Clear Lake fishing conditions and techniques * California fisheries and water management * Invasive species impacting local lakes * Professional bass fishing insights from Skeet Reese * The future of recreational fishing in California One of the episode's biggest highlights is an interview with legendary professional angler Skeet Reese. After a remarkable 30-year competitive career, Skeet discusses his transition from professional tournament fishing to event promotion, business development, and mentoring the next generation of anglers. Skeet shares valuable insight into current fishing conditions at Clear Lake and explains why versatility remains one of the most important skills in bass fishing. From frogs and football jigs to drop shots, crankbaits, and Senko-style worms, he emphasizes that successful anglers must constantly adapt to changing conditions. As he explains, bass fishing often becomes a strategic game of observation, adjustment, and execution. Key Highlights: 🎣 Exclusive interview with bass fishing legend Skeet Reese 🎣 Tournament preparation and pre-fishing strategies 🎣 Clear Lake bass fishing techniques and conditions 🎣 Family traditions and Father's Day memories 🎣 California water levels and fisheries concerns 🎣 Invasive mussels and environmental impacts 🎣 Trophy bass stories and unforgettable catches The episode also explores California's ongoing water challenges and how fluctuating reservoir levels continue to affect fisheries across the state. The crew discusses the impact of invasive quagga and zebra mussels, changing lake conditions, and what anglers can expect in the years ahead. Despite those challenges, the hosts highlight several fisheries that continue producing excellent fishing opportunities, including Lake Elsinore, Diamond Valley Lake, Lake Murray, and San Vicente Reservoir. Whether you're a competitive tournament angler, weekend fisherman, or someone who simply enjoys spending time outdoors with family, this episode delivers practical fishing knowledge, entertaining stories, and a reminder of why so many people fall in love with the sport. Watch & Listen * YouTube: @MrDaveStall * Website: davestall.com [http://davestall.com] BASS SEEKER RADIO 06/21/26

You Auto Know: Buick Enclave, Kia Telluride & Mercedes-AMG Wagon Reviews

From a surprisingly refined three-row SUV to a rugged family hauler and a high-performance luxury wagon, this episode of You Auto Know covers three vehicles that prove family transportation doesn't have to be boring. Host Dave Stall is joined by automotive contributors Kristin Barclay and Brian Armstead for a mix of honest reviews, real-world driving impressions, and practical buying advice. Dave kicks things off with a review of the all-new 2026 Buick Enclave Sport Touring AWD. After spending years away from the Buick lineup, he comes away impressed with the SUV's spacious cabin, comfortable ride, advanced technology, and outstanding Super Cruise hands-free driving system. While the turbocharged four-cylinder provides plenty of power, Dave notes that the engine sound doesn't always match the premium experience the rest of the vehicle delivers. Still, he believes the Enclave deserves serious consideration from anyone shopping for a three-row family SUV. Kristin Barclay joins the show to discuss the redesigned 2027 Kia Telluride X-Pro Prestige, a vehicle that continues to build on its reputation as one of the most popular midsize SUVs on the market. Rather than simply refreshing the exterior, Kia made substantial updates that increase passenger space, improve technology, and enhance off-road capability. Kristin highlights the Telluride's comfortable ride, family-friendly design, dual wireless charging pads, and upscale interior, while Dave points out that Kia continues to raise the bar for value in the segment. In This Episode: * Review of the 2026 Buick Enclave Sport Touring AWD * Review of the 2027 Kia Telluride X-Pro Prestige * Review of the 2026 Mercedes-Benz E53 AMG Hybrid Wagon * Family SUV buying considerations * Super Cruise hands-free driving technology * Hybrid and plug-in hybrid performance trends * Luxury wagon practicality and performance * Automotive news and industry insights Later in the show, automotive journalist Brian Armstead checks in with his review of the 2026 Mercedes-Benz E53 AMG Hybrid Wagon. A longtime advocate for performance wagons, Brian explains why these vehicles continue to offer one of the best combinations of luxury, practicality, and driving enjoyment available today. With 577 horsepower from its turbocharged plug-in hybrid powertrain, the E53 delivers sports-car performance while maintaining everyday usability and impressive efficiency. The discussion also explores the growing trend toward electrified performance vehicles and how manufacturers are blending hybrid technology with luxury and performance in ways that were almost unimaginable just a few years ago. Brian makes a compelling case that wagons still offer many of the benefits buyers seek in SUVs while delivering a more engaging driving experience behind the wheel. Key Highlights: 🚙 2026 Buick Enclave Sport Touring AWD review 🚙 2027 Kia Telluride X-Pro Prestige review 🚙 2026 Mercedes-Benz E53 AMG Hybrid Wagon review 🚙 Super Cruise hands-free driving technology 🚙 Family-focused features and interior innovation 🚙 Plug-in hybrid performance and efficiency 🚙 Luxury wagon versus SUV discussion Whether you're shopping for a family SUV, considering a luxury vehicle, or simply enjoy staying current on the latest automotive trends, this episode delivers valuable insight from reviewers who spend real time behind the wheel. Watch & Listen * YouTube: @MrDaveStall * Website: davestall.com [http://davestall.com] YOU AUTO KNOW 06/21/26

Racer Radio: Checkers & Wreckers - NASCAR's Coronado Chaos, Dirt Track Heroes & Drag Racing Power

From NASCAR's historic street race at Naval Base Coronado to grassroots dirt-track battles and high-horsepower drag racing action, this episode of Checkers & Wreckers delivers everything that makes motorsports exciting. Hosts Dave Stall and Brittany Sandoval, joined by contributor Kevin Dean, cover a packed weekend of racing news, local track updates, and unforgettable stories from across Southern California's racing scene. The show opens with a look back at NASCAR's much-anticipated debut at Naval Base Coronado. While the racing delivered plenty of excitement, the event also came with its share of challenges, including traffic congestion, infrastructure issues, and unexpected track obstacles that became part of the weekend's story. The crew discusses the unique logistics of bringing a major NASCAR event to a military installation and what it means for the future of racing in San Diego. The conversation also touches on the return of seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson, whose comeback efforts sparked discussion about experience, competition, and the realities of racing at the highest level. In This Episode: * NASCAR San Diego Street Race recap * Coronado course challenges and race weekend highlights * Jimmie Johnson's return to NASCAR competition * Barona Speedway racing updates * Perris Auto Speedway sprint car action * Quarter-midget racing and youth motorsports * Barona Drag Strip's Patriot Series preview * Volkswagen drag racing performance breakthroughs Local racing takes center stage as "Dirt Dude" shares updates from Barona Speedway, where a strong crowd and packed race program showcased the continued growth of grassroots motorsports. The crew discusses standout performances, dramatic on-track moments, and the dedicated fans who continue supporting local racing. The episode also highlights sprint car racing from Perris Auto Speedway, including an impressive victory by sprint car driver Brody Roa after rebuilding his race engine. The discussion serves as a reminder of the hard work and determination that often happen behind the scenes before a driver ever reaches victory lane. One of the most memorable segments features a spotlight on a talented young quarter-midget racer whose enthusiasm both behind the wheel and behind the microphone demonstrates why the future of motorsports remains bright. It's these grassroots stories that continue to make local racing special. Key Highlights: 🏁 NASCAR's historic race weekend at Naval Base Coronado 🏁 Jimmie Johnson's return to top-level competition 🏁 Strong turnout and exciting action at Barona Speedway 🏁 Brody Roa's dominant sprint car performance 🏁 Young racers making an impact in quarter-midget competition 🏁 Patriot Series racing at Barona Drag Strip 🏁 Volkswagen-powered drag cars running deep into the 6-second zone The show wraps up with a look ahead to the Patriot Series at Barona Drag Strip, celebrating American Factory Experimental racing while showcasing some of the fastest and most innovative machines in drag racing. The discussion includes impressive examples of engineering and performance, including Volkswagen-powered drag cars producing remarkable speeds and elapsed times. Whether you're a NASCAR fan, dirt-track regular, drag racing enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates motorsports culture, this episode delivers the stories, personalities, and passion that make racing communities thrive. Watch & Listen * YouTube: @MrDaveStall * Website: davestall.com [http://davestall.com] RACER RADIO 06/21/26 (HR 1)