Prager H3: NJ has passed a new anti-bullying law. Dennis is appalled at the police-state approach that this law takes. Why did Chris Christie sign in it?

Prager H2: Men don’t find super thin women attractive. So, why are super thin models all the rage?

Prager H1: Germany is closing down eight nuke plants. They’re not sure if they’ll have enough power to keep the lights on. This is one of the most ridiculous decisions ever made by a Western government… Chocolate is the new wonder drug… Gay men are finding “sugar daddies” to pay for their college tuition.

Prager H3: What if you want to get serious about religion but you don’t know which one to turn to. How do you start your search? Dennis has some answers. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on October 24, 2006.

Prager H2: A study funded by several gay rights groups comes to the conclusion that not only do children do better being raised by lesbian couples than being raised by heterosexual couples. That an advocacy group would come to a conclusion that they want is not surprising. What is surprising is that the study involving 87 children was published in a prestigious scientific journal – Pediatrics. The Left dominates all media, even the scientific media… A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on June 8th, 2010.

Prager H1: Dennis talks to Rev. Wilson Miscamble, Professor of History at Notre Dame. His new book is The Most Controversial Decision: Truman, the Atomic Bombs, and the Defeat of Japan.

Prager H3: Congressman John Lewis says that to ask someone to show an ID to vote is racist. Maybe it’s racist for Lewis to say that blacks aren’t capable of getting ID’s… The newest victims who need to be protected by the Left? The ugly – whoever they are.

Prager H2: Don’t believe in Global Warming, you’re anti-knowledge and anti-science. You say, you like knowledge and science? Paul Krugman doesn’t believe you… Kids are shamed if they bring their sandwiches in disposable Ziplock bags. Reusable Tupperware is the Green way to go.

Prager H1: Irene was supposed to be the Storm of the Century last week, but fizzled out as it headed up the East Coast. The forecasters got in wrong: incomplete data into incomplete computer models. But we can predict the world’s climate 60 years for now – based on computer models.