Who says Christmas is over? The play-on-words title above relates to the history of a Christmas carol explored with great depth! Todays podcast is re-edited from a years-old tradition on Bobs broadc

Bobs producer Brendan Thomas shares his favorite and least favorite Christmas songs and carols. Needless to say, Bob responds with some opinion of his own. Songs discussed include,Blue Christmas, Wh

While Bobs Top Ten Holiday Movie Reviews have been replayed annually at Christmas time, this new show goes beyond. Bob is joined by his wife Dana to talk about other popular and lessor known films, s

Bob and his wife Dana Siegel discuss their favorite Christmas traditions from childhood. Topics include: -Parents who have their children believe in Santa Claus, that moment when the kids grow older a

Bob concludes a 4-part series on holiday movies with his review ofElf.While admitting that he is in the minority, Bob dissents from public opinion and explains why. Afterwards, as a wrap up for this

Bob continues his series of holiday movie reviews, moving on to his LEAST favorites. Today he reviewsHow the GrinchStole Christmas,but not the original classic. This is director Ron Howards 2000 r

Bob continues his series on holiday movie reviews. Having shared his Top Ten favorites on the last show, he now moves on to movies that were more problematic. Today is a MIXED review, one that Bob has

Bob reviews his favorite and least favorite holiday movies including,Miracle on 34th Street, Its A Wonderful Life, Scrooge,Babes in Toyland,A Christmas Story, Home Alone, Jingle All the Way, How t

In this special program (recorded originally from Bobs broadcast show on 12-2-18)Bob goes through the history of Christmas, starting with a defense of miracles such as the Virgin Birth for any who w

Bob and Dana Siegel take opposite positions in a playful, lighthearted fashion, expressing dissent in their view of Hallmark movies. Bob illustrates (with a generic story) just how predictable they al