Prager H2: The elite women’s university, Hillary Clinton’s alma mater, Wellesley College, is now welcoming male applicants, but only if they identify themselves as females… Dennis talks to Derryck Green of Project 21 about his new Prager University course, “Who Are the Racists: Conservative or Liberals?”
Prager H1: Has the Ebola Panic peaked? Everyone in Dallas, save the two nurses, has been cleared; so has the nurse in Spain who had the virus… The University of Utah is holding a discussion on the link between the Holocaust and Ferguson. What link? We don’t even know what happened in Ferguson… Professors at colleges can’t speak to parents of their students about their class performance. It’s against the law. Hillsdale is the notable exception because it accepts no federal funds.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: Is God unfair to Job; should you move to be close to your adult children; does the Left dominate teachers colleges.
Prager H2: Friends are indispensable to a happy life. Why is it so difficult to find and make friends?
Prager H1: Should we be panicking about Ebola? Or should we calm down?… The President appoints an Ebola Czar. How is that going to help?… Between the easy money policy of the Fed and the massive stimulus we’ve accumulated staggering debt, but achieved very little economic growth. The bill might be coming due. Want to see the future? Look to crumbling Europe.
Prager H3: Mark Isler fills in for Dennis. Ed Ames, singer and actor, joins the show. They talk about young celebrities and their obsession with fame, Ed’s career with acting and music, and how he became a conservative
Prager H2: Mark Isler fills in for Dennis and is joined by Nnmadi Kanu with Radio Biafra. They discuss the injustices going on in Nigeria. Callers continue to call in about what the President has done right.
Prager H1: Mark Isler fills in today and can’t believe President Obama is at 40% approval rating. Why is it that high? Callers call in to defend the President.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Michael Fumento, investigative journalist and science writer about the Ebola crisis.
Prager H2: George Clooney’s international human rights lawyer bride has taken his name. A fair segment of the feminist world is upset. Does a woman lose her identity when she takes her husband’s name?
