Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: should a parent save for their child’s college education; why doesn’t Dennis move to Texas; what is the difference between racism and prejudice.
Prager H2: Gratitude is the key to the happiness. But there’s a big obstacle to gratitude – short memory. Does gratitude have a memory problem?
Prager H1: The surviving terror brother clammed up as soon as a Federal judge read him his Miranda rights. What was the rush?… In one of his more foolish statements, Chris Matthew says we have to “stop killing Arabs on international TV” as if we do it for sport… The term “Master Bedroom” is disappearing. Apparently, it’s racist and/or sexist.
Prager H3: That’s the common expression. But is it true? Callers weigh in. A Best of Prager Hour, Originally broadcast on August 23, 2011.
Prager H2: The parents of the terror brothers see nothing but frame-ups and conspiracies. They see themselves and their sons as victims… Dennis talks to some Colorado Christian University students. Issues covered include: Religion, the future of the country, good and evil.
Prager H1: New York City has a very impressive anti-terror record. But the NY Times has won a Pulitzer Prize for criticizing it… Dennis talks Andrew Smith, chief operating officer of the Yenkin-Majestic Paint Corporation. His new book is Sand in the Gears: How Public Policy Has Crippled American Manufacturing… GE Capital is no longer loaning money to gun shops.
Prager H3: France legalizes gay marriage. Voting was Tuesday and it went 331-225. France’s first gay weddings could be as soon as June. Callers weigh in on this topic.
Prager H2: Dennis talks to Naomi Riley, former Wall Street Journal editor. Her new book is ‘Til Faith Do Us Part: How Interfaith Marriage is Transforming America. She finds that marriages last and are happier when the faith and ideas are the same. Callers weigh in with their interfaith marriage stories.
Prager H1: Does it matter to you, if your child looks like you? Dennis doesn’t care. What is more important, that your kid looks like you or they share your values? Callers weigh in.
