Finding Faith, Finding Love, Finding Purpose | Dennis AMA

In this AMA episode, Dennis tackles a range of topics, from the reasons behind his friends’ adoption of liberal philosophy to the importance of understanding and controlling one’s desires. He also delves into the complexities of relationships, and the role of faith in our lives, discussing the benefits of keeping the Sabbath and the importance of understanding the differences between Judeo-Christian and secular values.

Sunday Fireside Chat | Coming Out As Conservative

Fireside Chat Ep. 221 — Answering Your Questions originally aired on January 13th, 2022

Fireside Chat this week! Topics include coming out as conservative and losing friends—are they lost for good? Words of wisdom for loved ones going through tough times, why gender roles are important, and why teaching about freedom is essential (something our older generations failed to do). Enjoy!

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Weekend Torah Teaching | Growing Up In Pharaoh’s House

In this episode of Timeless Wisdom, Dennis Prager delves into the story of Moses, one of the most pivotal figures in the Torah. As he explores the biblical account of Moses’ life, Dennis sheds light on the complexities of human nature and the moral principles that guide us. From the early days of Moses’ life, where he’s raised in the palace of Pharaoh, to his encounter with the Egyptian who’s beating a Hebrew slave, Dennis examines the character of Moses and what makes him a hero of the faith.

You Cannot Be Happy Without This | Happiness Hour

In a world where happiness often seems elusive, one thing stands out as a crucial component: gratitude. On This episode of the Happiness Hour, Dennis explores the significance of gratitude in achieving happiness, and how it’s not just a feeling, but a choice. He delves into the importance of cultivating gratitude, especially in tough times, and shares personal stories of people who have made the transformation from ingratitude to gratitude.

A Special Message from Dennis Prager

For upcoming Ask Me Anything episodes of Timeless Wisdom, Dennis wants to hear directly from you. Whether you have a question about faith, relationships, parenting, politics, morality, happiness, or simply something you’ve always wanted to ask Dennis, this is your opportunity.

Send Dennis your question today. Your question could be featured in an upcoming episode of Timeless Wisdom.

The New York Times: A History of Misinformation | Ashley Rindsberg

This episode of Timeless Wisdom delves into the world of the New York Times, where the lines between truth and propaganda are blurred. In a shocking revelation, a renowned journalist shares the dark side of one of the world’s most influential newspapers, exposing a history of misreporting, distortions, and fabrications that have radically altered our understanding of major events. 

The conversation with Ashley Rinsberg, author of the book “The Gray Lady Winked,” takes us on a journey through the 20th century, highlighting pivotal moments where the New York Times got it wrong. From the Nazi Olympics to the Ukraine famine, and from the Holocaust to the Vietnam War, Rinsberg’s research reveals a pattern of deliberate misreporting that had far-reaching consequences. We explore how a dynasty of owners controlled the narrative, prioritizing their interests over journalistic integrity.

What’s Worse than Having an Affair? | Male/Female Hour

In this thought-provoking discussion on the Male/Female Hour, Dennis examines the concept of public humiliation and its impact on relationships. He shares insights from renowned marriage expert John Gottman, who suggests that contempt is a major predictor of divorce. Dennis also explores the idea that public humiliation can have long-lasting effects on children, shaping their views on marriage and relationships.

Is Religion Poisonous? A Debate with Christopher Hitchens | Ultimate Issues Hour

In this thought-provoking episode of the Ultimate Issues Hour, author and critic Christopher Hitchens joins the conversation to discuss his book “God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything.” Hitchens, known for his scathing critiques of organized religion, shares his views on the role of faith in society and its impact on morality. This episode promises to be a fascinating exploration of the complex relationship between religion and ethics.

Christopher Hitchens and Dennis engage in a lively discussion about the nature of morality, with Hitchens arguing that it’s not necessarily tied to religious beliefs. He cites examples of secular institutions, such as universities and Hollywood, where people are often more accepting of progressive values. However, the speaker counters that these institutions can also be breeding grounds for idiocy and intolerance. The conversation delves into the complexities of human nature, with Hitchens suggesting that people are not inherently good or evil, but rather a mix of both.

Becoming a Better Man, Husband, and Father | Dennis AMA

In this episode of Dennis AMA, Dennis tackles a series of listener questions, offering sage advice and sharing his personal experiences. One listener asks about the importance of becoming a better man versus becoming a better father or husband, and the speaker emphasizes the need to work on oneself first. Another listener wonders about the role of God in finding a life partner, and the speaker shares a Jewish tradition that suggests God’s primary role is bringing couples together.

The episode also touches on the topic of addiction, with a listener sharing his struggles with video games and the speaker discussing the chemical effects of screen time. Additionally, Dennis reflects on the importance of character development, citing the example of a listener who asked about the will of God for their life. He shares his own sense of divine mission and emphasizes the need to find purpose and meaning in life.