Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why didn’t Dennis remain Orthodox; is there any better podcast than Pragertopia; should families argue politics; what would you do if God told you to do something immoral.
Prager H2: Dennis revisits one of his favorite sources of happiness – hobbies. But he adds a new layer. There are levels of diversion from negative to neutral to positive.
Prager H1: Why has no one been fired over the ObamaCare launch debacle? Unlike private enterprise, the government has no accountability.
Prager H3: The Men Who United the States
Dennis talks to Simon Winchester, best-selling author. His new book is The Men Who United the States: America’s Explorers, Inventors, Eccentrics and Mavericks, and the Creation of One Nation, Indivisible.
Prager H2: The technical problems with the ObamaCare are not the real problem with ObamaCare. The problem with ObamaCare is ObamaCare – it’s a terrible policy. It chokes off better medicine and a better economy… Obama lied, healthcare died is much more accurate than Bush lied, people died… Since Obama has been President, the US has spent $3.7T on welfare…
Prager H1: “Sex Week” has become de rigeur on many university campuses. Nothing suggests how jaded students have become more than this event. But are the students to blame? They are drenched in this nonsense the moment they step on campus, if not before.
Prager H3: The Baltimore Ravens have been recruited to promote ObamaCare. To the Left, no area of life is allowed to be free of their politics… Dennis talks to Paul Marshall, Senior Fellow at Center for Religious Freedom at the Hudson Institute about the persecution of Christians around the world.
Prager H2: Who changes more after marriage — the husband or the wife?
Prager H1: Ohio Governor, John Kasich, is pushing Ohio into ObamaCare over the objections of his own Republican legislature… Dennis talks to John Alford, associate professor of political science at Rice University. His new book is Predisposed: Liberals, Conservatives, and the Biology of Political Differences.
