Dennis begins his 36th year of broadcasting… California is its own socialist “paradise.” Every year it passes more socialist laws. This year is no exception. But it will be the poor who pay the price, not the legislators… Iranians are spontaneously protesting their tyrannical government. Is there any chance they can overthrow it?
Why not make a resolution to act happy, or how about this, not to be unhappy this year? This would not only affect your own happiness, it would affect your health and your character… More callers tell Dennis their resolutions. But a few people think resolutions are not a good idea. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on January 1, 2007
If you make a resolution and keep it for, say, three months isn’t that much better than doing nothing? Callers weigh in on their own resolutions and how they have succeeded or failed in the past. Dennis’s mom calls in with a suggestion on how he could improve in one area. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on January 1, 2007
This is a secular holiday, but it can meaningful if you make resolutions. Dennis talks about three categories of resolutions – health, happiness and character. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on January 1, 2007
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: what should you say to your child if he or she is seriously dating someone outside of the family’s religion; did Hugh Hefner have a negative or positive impact on society; is all sin equal; is Leftism inevitable.
Will making resolutions this coming New Year make you happier? Does it matter what kind of resolutions you make?
The nation is in the grip of a record-breaking cold snap. More proof of Global Warming… Donald Trump’s first year has been an astounding success, especially given a) expectations and b) the unrelenting negative media coverage…
The Bible never tells us to love our parents, but it does tell us to honor them… Relying on your heart is not on good way to monitor your behavior. More calls.
Dennis continues on the theme of how family members become estranged. Callers weigh in with their stories – husbands, mothers, sons and daughters.
Dennis deals with a very sensitive issue: family estrangement. How widespread is it? How often is it justified?
George Friedman, Founder and President of Geopolitical Futures, returns for a part two with Dennis on the state of world. Issues raised include: Ukraine and Russia, Hungary, Catalonia, Mexico and the current US standing in world.
Who’s more romantic you or your spouse? And for the sake of the marriage, who should be?
