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Mike Siegel goes beyond the slanted coverage of the mainstream media and covers the real issues of the day with his online radio listeners. His conservative-libertarian views dominate his approach to the issues. Whether it is potential constitutional violations or lack of leadership by the President, Mike Siegel uses his penetrating analysis to get the real issues to his audience. His ratings and revenue success over the years demonstrates the compelling and energetic component of his programs. He has motivated his audience to action when he led a national campaign to stop a 51% pay raise in Congress; a campaign to hold Exxon accountable for the Valdez oil spill that led to Congress passing a law requiring double hull oil tankers by the year 2010 and many other issues in which his audiences have had an activist role. As a former practicing attorney, Mike brings his legal analysis to public issues as well, giving his audience the kind of coverage the audience seeks. Mike Siegel will tell you what he thinks without qualification. He will support those views with solid analysis. As a pragmatist who finds solutions to problems, audiences have gravitated to his programs over the years. Mike Siegel’s real world experience as a public school teacher in Newark, New Jersey; Professor of Communication at Emerson College in Boston; Consultant to a Drug Rehabilitation Program in Boston; Communication Consultant to Business and Industry have given him a breadth and depth of experience that he brings to his programs.

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The Genesis Communications Network, sometimes referred to as GCN, is an independent radio network created in 1998, owned by Ted Anderson. The network currently produces over 75 shows, distributed on more than 1000 radio stations nationwide while also airing a handful of programs on America’s Talk Radio as well as on shortwave. Program topics include; politics, finances, entertainment, gardening, home improvement, auto repair, health, paranormal, conspiracy and any and all hot “trending” topics. Most of the network’s weekday programs take a strong libertarian and/or paleoconservative political stance, often referring to or discussing issues such as limited government, monetary systems (particularly support for returning to a metallic standard), and the United States Constitution. Conspiracy theories are frequent topics on GCN, more so than on mainstream conservative talk radio. SOURCE: Wikipedia