In this revealing Male-Female Hour, Dennis Prager examines the differences between male and female sexuality and explains why honest communication about sexual desires can be essential to a strong marriage.

Dennis discusses why many men are afraid to share their sexual nature with their wives, how misunderstandings can create unnecessary tension, and the difference between accepting someone’s nature and approving every behavior. He also explores the importance of monogamy, openness, and understanding the person you are considering marrying.

Through candid listener calls, Dennis hears from couples whose marriages have been affected by these issues, including one woman who says learning about male sexuality transformed her relationship with her husband.

How should we regard animals, and what moral obligations do we have toward them? In this Ultimate Issues Hour, Dennis Prager explores the proper relationship between human beings and animals, examining animal rights, cruelty, hunting, farming, eating meat, and the distinction between human and animal life.

Dennis argues that animals should be treated humanely and never subjected to unnecessary suffering, while maintaining that animal life is not equivalent to human life. He discusses biblical teachings concerning the treatment of animals, the purpose of animal sacrifice, bullfighting, factory farming, and the importance of recognizing the seriousness involved in taking an animal’s life.

Through listener calls and thoughtful discussion, Dennis considers whether animals can be morally accountable, why cruelty to animals may reflect broader moral problems, and how modern society’s emotional attachment to animals can blur important distinctions.

Dennis Prager answers a wide range of listener questions about religion, marriage, success, education, morality, and the challenges of thinking clearly in a confusing world.

Dennis explains why intelligence alone does not guarantee success, emphasizing the importance of discipline, maturity, character, trustworthiness, and hard work. He also discusses how to develop clearer thinking by challenging your own assumptions, considering opposing viewpoints, and asking what is true and what works.

The conversation explores the role of faith in marriage, the importance of character over grades, the pursuit of meaningful work, and the enduring lessons of the Holocaust. Throughout, Dennis offers practical and thought-provoking insights into how values, responsibility, and clear thinking shape a good life.

Fireside Chat with Dennis Prager: Ep. 38 originally aired on June 25th, 2018 

Dennis talks about values, crime, and the wisdom of the bible.

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Dennis Prager examines Exodus 3 and 4, focusing on Moses’ encounter with God at the burning bush and his repeated reluctance to accept the mission of leading the Israelites out of Egypt.

Why did Moses question his own abilities, and why did God choose him despite his lack of confidence and speaking ability? Dennis explores the meaning of God’s name, “I Am Who I Am,” the nature of leadership, and the importance of carrying out a moral mission even when the task seems overwhelming.

The discussion also considers the Torah’s teachings on freedom, human responsibility, divine knowledge, and the dangers of viewing people only as victims of circumstance. Through Moses’ story, Dennis highlights enduring lessons about faith, courage, character, and moral choice.

In this special Happiness Hour, Dennis Prager asks listeners to share the ideas from his radio program and book, Happiness Is a Serious Problem, that have made a meaningful difference in their lives.

Listeners explain how gratitude, optimism, kindness, and personal responsibility have helped them become happier. Dennis explores why gratitude is essential to happiness, how we can choose our attitudes, and why we have a moral obligation to be as happy as we can be for the sake of those around us.

This episode brings together some of Dennis’s most powerful lessons on happiness, including asking, “Will I be happier afterward?” choosing experiences over possessions, treating others with respect, and learning to find peace even in difficult circumstances.

Dennis Prager speaks with Marine Captain Donovan Campbell, author of Joker One: A Marine Platoon’s Story of Courage, Leadership, and Brotherhood. Campbell shares his journey from Princeton and Harvard Business School to serving as a Marine officer in combat deployments across Iraq and Afghanistan.

Campbell reflects on the realities of war, the meaning of courage, and the responsibility of leading men into battle. He discusses fear, sacrifice, brotherhood, military training, and the extraordinary character of the Marines who served alongside him.

The conversation also explores how combat changes one’s understanding of life, time, duty, and faith. Through his experiences, Campbell offers powerful lessons about leadership, perseverance, and the preciousness of life.