I didn't comment at the time, but since you asked:
1.As they listen to talk radio on (federal) government regulated airwaves

Note I added federal because the FCC performs this function. I disagree with the idea that the federal government has any valid jurisdiction over the airwaves granted to them constitutionally

2. In a vehicle from a government bailed out company

The bailout was NOT anything I approve of and again the fed had no authority to bail out anyone, it's NOT their job nor function.

3. Driving on a government built highway

Yep, this is one I'll agree with as it serves as a boon to intrastate, interstate and international commerce. This is a function the fed actually has a reasonable claim to authorize and maintain.

4. This publicly educated family

Public education is fine so long as it's implemented, regulated and controlled by the states with NO participation(aka meddling/arm twisting/dangling the carrot routine) by the fed. Education falls outside the rights assured the fed constitutionally so by default those rights belong to the states, not the federal govt.

5.Is sipping water from a municipal system.

Each individual state has the right to regulate water supply legislation and if the state wants they can also delegate all concerns regarding water to local municipalities or even private contractors. My water actually comes from a coop/for profit privately owned company.

6.On its way to vacation at a national park

This is kinda iffy but ... as vacations in national parks can lead folks to travel between states and thereby share things with members of other states this is a good thing nationally. These same national parks also encourage hundreds of thousands if not more annually to visit them and the US as a whole from abroad which stimulates the economy (a real function of the fed) and also encourages other socialization with the tourists that in some way is beneficial nationally.

There ya have it