Dennis delves into the idea that our good intentions often lead to more harm than our bad desires. This concept is rooted in a Jewish concept that suggests we’re born with two wills: a good one and a bad one. The good urge tells us to do what’s right, while the bad urge encourages us to take shortcuts and prioritize our own interests.
In this Dennis AMA episode, Dennis shares his insights on the complexities of human nature, faith, and societal issues. From his personal experiences as a world traveler to his reflections on the importance of faith in the survival of a republic, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom.
Dennis Prager delves into the reasons behind the rise of anti-Semitism globally and how it can be addressed. He also explores the concept of trust among strangers, citing the unique cultural dynamics of the United States compared to other countries. Additionally, he discusses the importance of embracing the Ten Commandments and how they can bring people together. The episode also touches on the topic of anxiety and its effects on mood and happiness, with Dennis sharing his thoughts on the nature of fear and its impact on our lives.
Fireside Chat Ep. 196 — The Best Thing You Can Do for America originally aired on July 22nd, 2021
It is one of the most important questions one can ask: What is the best thing Americans can do to make the country better? Dennis has an answer that you won’t expect.
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In this thought-provoking section of Dennis Teaches the Torah, Dennis Prager delves into the fascinating story of Joseph, the dreamer, and his brothers’ sinister plot to get rid of him. As we explore the biblical account of Genesis 37, we’re reminded that the story of Joseph is not just a ancient tale, but a timeless commentary on human nature, family dynamics, and the complexities of the human heart.
Dennis masterfully guides us through the narrative, highlighting the intricate web of relationships between Joseph and his brothers, and the ways in which their actions and decisions have far-reaching consequences. We see how Joseph’s dreams, which are meant to be a source of hope and promise, become a source of tension and conflict among his family members. As we follow the story, we’re forced to confront our own biases and assumptions about family, loyalty, and the human condition.
In a refreshing twist on his usual message, Dennis explores the idea that it’s not just happy people who do more good, but also that good people are more likely to be happy. This concept challenges the notion that happiness is a choice, and instead suggests that it’s a byproduct of our actions and behavior towards others.
If you’re looking for a fresh perspective on happiness and goodness, this episode of Timeless Wisdom is a must-listen. Join Dennis as he explores the intersection of happiness and goodness, and discover how treating others well can lead to a more fulfilling life.
In this infamous episode of Timeless Wisdom, Dennis Prager’s conversation with Professor Tom White, a professor of ethics at Loyola Marymount University, is a thought-provoking exploration of the moral implications of treating dolphins and whales as individuals with rights.
In this episode, White argues that dolphins and whales are not just animals, but individuals with a level of consciousness and self-awareness that is similar to humans, a concept that is baffling to Dennis.
In a candid conversation about the complexities of marriage, a caller from Philadelphia shared a heartbreaking story that left listeners stunned. The caller, a man in his late 40s, revealed that he’s been struggling with feelings of disconnection from his wife, who he claims has lost interest in sex. He’s been seeking solace in extramarital relationships, but the conversation raises more questions than answers.
