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Original Broadcast recorded on: 07/22/2008

Dennis spoke to the national convention of Christians United for Israel last night and describes the experience… Dennis talks to Kenneth Pollack, director of research at the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution. His latest book is A Path Out of the Desert: A Grand Strategy for America in the Middle East… Terry Moran of Nightline asked Barack Obama some pointed questions regarding the surge and received some weak answers in return. The candidate is terrific when reading a speech, but off script is another story.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 02/04/2010

Dennis talks to David Aaronovitch, columnist for the London Times. His new book is Voodoo Conspiracies: The Role of the Conspiracy Theory in Shaping Modern History.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 01/09/2009

The Titanic sank because all the water-tight compartments were damaged and filled with water. If one or two had not been breached, the ship would have stayed afloat. To stay happy, to stay afloat, as it were, you need to compartmentalize your problems. Don’t allow problems to spill over to all aspects of your life.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 06/23/2006

According to a new report, a near majority of people say that they don’t have anyone they can open up to in a time of personal crisis.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 03/25/2011

Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: Husbands staying fit for their wives; The history of Blacks in the Democratic Party; U.S. involvement in humanitarian conflicts; and Dennis’s favorite book.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 02/25/2011

Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why does Dennis like Christians so much; what one question would Dennis want to ask an atheist; why did Dennis’s parents name him Dennis; where does Dennis get his values.

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Dennis talks to renowned scientist Gerald Schroeder. An applied theologian, he currently teaches at the College of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem. His new book is God According to God: A Scientist Discovers We’ve Been Wrong about God All Along

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 10/05/2010

The object of much of the secular Left has been to create a post-Christian world. We all want secular government. But do we want a secular society?