Prager H3: What’s the difference between a good conductor and a great conductor; what are the dangers of marijuana; is there only one way to get to heaven; how do you find a good friend.

Prager H2: Dr. Stephen Marmer on Sustaining Happiness The only way you can sustain happiness is by earning it. Unearned rewards will be fleeting. Dr. Marmer also discusses the difference between envy and jealousy.

Prager H1: Dennis talks to Kasim Hafeez, a British Pakistani Muslim, who was raised in Nottingham, England to hate Jews and Israel. How and why he turned his life around is a riveting story of insight and courage.

Prager H3: Dennis does a last live hour, before the cruise to Africa. Listeners call in with anything under the sun, topics include: should parents be able to see their kids… in a situation like Justina Pelletier’s; what is the best way to listen to the Prager bible lessons; is smoking really okay in Dennis’ book?

Prager H2: Mathew Staver, an American lawyer, and former Seventh-day Adventist pastor talks to Dennis about the disgusting case of Justina Pelletier. Michael Tanner, senior fellow at the Cato Institute and lecturer for the newest Prager University course, America’s Debt Crisis Explained, joins the show.

Prager H1: Dennis is disturbed by Gov. Jan Brewer’s veto of Arizona bill SB1062. Michael Walsh, music critic, author, screenwriter, and media critic talks about the mysterious death of his daughter and the struggle it’s been to gain back some normalcy.

Prager H3: Dennis addresses how Leftists shutdown anyone who disagrees with them. US Circuit Court rules that a Greensburg, Indiana High School committed gender discrimination against, and was an affront to a male student’s personal liberties by requiring him to have very short hair to play basketball. Harvard University student writer Sandra Korn suggests that free speech be abolished and all research promoting or justifying oppression be ended. Boston University Doctors Michael Siegel and Stanton Glantz say e-cigs seem like a good idea, but they’re not.

Prager H2: Dennis poses the question: Is it true that people are viewed as more adult once they become engaged to be married?