Happy Independence Day! Today we bring to you Dennis’ special 3-part July 4th broadcast from 2011. Celebrate America with meaning—not just barbecues. Hear powerful calls, reflections on patriotism, and why the Left gets it wrong about loving this country.

Original Broadcast recorded on: 07/04/2011

Broadcasting live on July 4th, Dennis addresses a left-wing caller who explains his discomfort with celebrating America’s birthday. Dennis explains why America is a country worth celebrating. If you can’t celebrate America, then what country can you celebrate? America should be compared to other countries, not to an imaginary utopia.

Happy Independence Day! Today we bring to you Dennis’ special 3-part July 4th broadcast from 2011. Celebrate America with meaning—not just barbecues. Hear powerful calls, reflections on patriotism, and why the Left gets it wrong about loving this country.

Original Broadcast recorded on: 07/04/2011

Dennis broadcasts live on our nation’s birthday to help make this holiday a meaningful one. July 4th needs to be more than just a barbecue. It’s about honoring a unique country, one that does not care about ethnicity or race. A caller from Australia expresses his gratitude for how much America has helped his country. One way to express one’s love for America is to celebrate on July 4th. But too many on the Left see flags and celebrations as “Republican”.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 09/06/2011

Dennis opens up the lines for people who have doubts about God and then gives answers.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 10/29/2024

Yes, God reigns over the universe. But that doesn’t mean we are absolved of all responsibility to act. If you have a serious illness, do you say “God governs” and not go to the doctor? Do you say, I won’t vote because God governs? There is no basis for this thinking in the Bible.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 08/25/2010

Find out what’s important to your spouse. If it doesn’t cost you too much to give in, do it. This applies to the most banal (putting down the toilet seat) to the most intimate.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 08/18/2010

Dennis with some help from Allen deconstructs the clips that making up the opening montage. Each one contains its own important male/female issue.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 09/28/2010

Dennis talks to David Horowitz, President of the David Horowitz Freedom Center. His new book is Reforming Our Universities: The Campaign for an Academic Bill Of Rights. The Tea Party and what it means to the Republican Party also is part of the discussion.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 09/28/2010

Dennis talks to his good friend and co author, Rabbi Joseph Telushkin about his important new book, Hillel: If Not Now, When?

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 10/22/2010

Most of what we want is not good for us – cheesecake, potato chips, TV, sleeping in, and other dozen other things we can all think of. But if we give in to our “wants” we will make ourselves unhappy. Personal discipline, as difficult as it can be, brings us more happiness than yielding to most temptations.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 07/16/2010

It’s now seemingly de rigueur that parents tell their children “you can be anything you want to be.” But this is a recipe for future unhappiness. It’s just not true. The sooner we recognize our obvious limitations (we all have them), the better.

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 01/05/2024

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Original Broadcast recorded on: 02/10/2023

Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: the difference between kill and murder in the Ten Commandments; reparations are the new wave of woke assaults, he feels he is being censored by his local newspaper; Prager U should have veteran story hour in libraries; my daughter’s fiancé asked her to marry him after listening to your male female hour on marriage; you are incorrect about when you say you are the top 80 percent of your class; why is “you shall work six days a week” not part of the Ten Commandments?