In a world where the concept of authority is increasingly being undermined, a crucial question arises: should children fear their parents? This episode of the Ultimate Issues Hour explores the importance of a healthy dose of fear in the parent-child relationship, and how its absence can lead to a society where parents fear their kids, and teachers fear their students.

Dennis delves into the biblical notion of fearing one’s parents, and how it’s essential for children to understand that their parents are in charge. He shares personal anecdotes and listener calls to illustrate the point that a healthy fear of consequences is necessary for children to learn and grow. The discussion also touches on the idea that a lack of fear can lead to a sense of entitlement and a disregard for authority.

For Labor Day, we’re going back to 2004 for a special compilation of highlights from all three hours of Dennis Prager’s Labor Day broadcast.

Instead of politics and the day’s headlines, Dennis spends the holiday doing something much more interesting: talking to the people who work for a living. He asks callers from across the country a simple question: What do you do for a living? and discovers the fascinating stories behind their professions.

Hear from car salesmen, teachers, photographers, real estate agents, a tobacconist, a comic book creator, a professional “picker,” a school supervisor, a flight attendant, and many more. Dennis explores not only what they do, but why they chose their work, whether they enjoy it, how they make a living, and what their jobs reveal about the people who do them.

This special Labor Day edition of Timeless Wisdom brings together the best moments from the original three hour broadcast, offering a fascinating time capsule of American working life and a celebration of the countless ways people make a living, find purpose, and contribute to the world around them.

Fireside Chat with Dennis Prager: Ep. 47 originally aired on August 10th, 2018

Earlier this week, Dennis Prager recorded a special Fireside Chat at Rancho del Cielo, former home of President Ronald Reagan. Check it out!

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In this thought-provoking episode of our Weekend Torah Teaching, Dennis Prager delves into the complexities of faith, leadership, and the human condition. He explores the story of Moses, a man who was chosen by God to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt, and draws parallels between Moses’ experiences and the challenges faced by modern-day leaders.

Dennis Prager examines the character of Moses, highlighting his unique qualities that made him an effective leader. He notes that Moses didn’t grow up as a Jew, but rather as an Egyptian, and that this experience shaped his perspective and allowed him to connect with people from different backgrounds. This, in turn, enabled him to lead the Israelites with empathy and understanding. Prager also discusses the importance of Moses’ time in the wilderness, where he spent time with his family and developed a deep sense of spirituality.

Dennis Prager’s latest episode of Timeless Wisdom is a thought-provoking exploration of the biggest obstacle to happiness, aside from human nature itself. Hw delves into the concept of images, which are the mental pictures we have of our ideal lives, and how they often lead to unhappiness when reality doesn’t match up. He shares personal anecdotes and examples from his own life and those of his guests, illustrating the importance of reevaluating and reconstructing our images when they no longer serve us.

In this episode, Dennis discusses how images are culturally induced and can be very powerful, making it difficult to let go of them, even when reality doesn’t align with our expectations. He emphasizes the need to mourn the loss of an image and create new ones, rather than getting stuck in a state of unhappiness. He also touches on the idea that there are many ways to lead a happy life, and that it’s not just about achieving a specific image, but about finding fulfillment in the present moment.

Dennis Prager’s conversation with pediatrician Dr. Robert Hamilton is a fascinating exploration of the human experience, delving into the intricacies of parenthood, societal trends, and the importance of family. As they discuss Dr. Hamilton’s book, Seven Secrets of the Newborn, they touch on the joys and challenges of raising children, the changing attitudes towards marriage and family, and the impact of societal pressures on individual choices.

Dennis Prager’s latest episode of Timeless Wisdom tackles a sensitive and often overlooked topic: the impact of children on romantic relationships. As a seasoned host and philosopher, Prager delves into the complexities of marriage and parenthood, sharing personal anecdotes and insightful observations from listeners who’ve experienced the challenges firsthand.

In this thought-provoking episode, Dennis warns young couples not to assume that having a child will automatically strengthen their bond and romantic life. He cites a personal anecdote from his friend Joseph Tulushkin, who noted that many of the happiest couples he knew were those without children. This observation sparks a broader discussion about the relationship between parenthood and marital bliss, with Prager highlighting the importance of prioritizing the marriage before having children.

In this thought-provoking Ultimate Issues Hour, Dennis discusses the current state of the world, highlighting the rise of Islam and the secular Left, and the decline of American Judeo-Christian values. He also touches on the idea that anarchy, or the absence of a dominant ideology, can lead to tyranny. The conversation is peppered with insightful observations and personal anecdotes, making for a engaging and informative listen.