Prager H1: The US, in the world’s opinion, remains the greatest threat to peace… Wherever the Left is strong, America is hated… But where would everyone like to live if they could – America… The cross on the LA County issue is back!… You can now smoke pot to your heart’s content in Denver… But Boston bans smoking in public parks. The fanatics never stop… The Endangered Species Act is used as a club against businesses and local residents, costing taxpayers billions and the loss of thousands of job.

Prager H3: Dennis talks to Republican Congressman Steve Womack, 3rd Congressional District of Arkansas. The Congressman wants uniform enforcement of sales tax across the Internet. His position is that what we have now is unfair to brick and mortar stores.

Prager H2: A hundred years ago WWI began. That horrible conflict reshaped the world… Camille Paglia is a truth-teller… Dennis received a lot of email about the egg in the meatloaf controversy from Tuesday’s show.

Prager H1: A paper in Pennsylvania printed one of the Dennis’s column with additional paragraphs that Dennis didn’t write… A same sex couple is married on a Rose Bowl parade float. To Left, everything is political…

Prager H3: 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.

Prager H2: Too many defeat themselves before they start because they think that if they can’t keep their resolutions forever they might as well not start. But 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.

Prager H1: 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

Prager H3: Is it worthwhile to make resolutions for the New Year?

Prager H2: Dennis admits that he’s a sucker for infomercials… Allen and Dennis get into a spirited debate about the way in which Allen’s mother made meatloaf – with a hardboiled egg in the center… Gratitude is getting tougher to teach kids.

Prager H1: Dennis muses on the last day of the year and what it means – if anything… A global warming research ship gets stuck in the ice of Antarctica. The mainstream media fails to note the irony… An American journalist in Paris describes America to her young child’s classmates. In the process, she has to acknowledge that Americans are different than Europeans – more optimistic and enthusiastic…

Prager H3: Mark Isler fills in for Dennis and has guests in studio… topics include Phil Robertson to the film, writing, and music industry. Joining Mark… Gerry Wolff, a casting director and producer, Jerry Heller, a big name in the music industry, and Burt Prelutsky, former humor columnist for the L.A Times, and current author.

Prager H2: Mark Isler fills in for Dennis and gives his take on the news. CA is going down the drain with Jerry Brown as Govt. and is New York better off with their new mayor?