Prager 20130315 – 2 Happiness Hour: Don’t Look Back
Mar 15, 2013
Prager H2: Make a decision and don’t look back. Second guessing yourself will make you unhappy. So will indecision.
Prager H2: Make a decision and don’t look back. Second guessing yourself will make you unhappy. So will indecision.
Prager H1: Ohio Senator, Rob Portman, has changed his mind on same sex marriage. Now he’s for it after learning that his college-age son is gay. What does his son’s sexual orientation have to do with re-defining marriage?… Brown University feels it’s important to introduce its students to the pleasures of anal stimulation… Meanwhile, students at University of California, San Diego shout “Allahu Akbar” when the student council votes to divest from Israel.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to George Weigel, Senior Fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, about Pope Francis. Weigel predicted that he might be named… Dennis talks to Paul Rahe, Professor of History at Hillsdale College about his new on-line course on America’s founding… Dennis talks to his friend and fellow talk show host, Hugh Hewitt.
Prager H2: Dennis continues to analyze the new Pope… Dennis talks to James Robinson, Professor of Government at Harvard. His new book is Why Nations Fail.
Prager H1: The world has a new Pope. The good news: he’s not a Leftist… Dennis talks to his friend, comedian Adam Carolla. Topics include: gefilte fish and Gavin Newsom.
Prager H3: The Democrats and Republicans are living in parallel universes. So, what is the basis of compromise on a budget? … White smoke from the Vatican! A new pope has been chosen. The name of the new pope is not known of this writing… Dennis talks to Michael and Felice Friedson, founders and editors of The Media Line, a source of non-biased news about the Middle East.
Prager H2: Using a clip from Spencer Tracy from the Male/Female Hour theme, Dennis asks men, “is your wife a competitor.” But women have a lot of thoughts on this subject, too.
Prager H1: Dennis shouts a “Hallelujah” for an officer who gave a ticket to a woman who was driving too slow in the left lane… A Navy admiral says our biggest security problem is now climate change… Why do people give their children bizarre names? Are they thinking of themselves or their children?
Prager H3: Agnostics like to say that they have doubts about God’s existence. That’s fine. Religious people often do, too. But agnostics don’t live like they have doubts; they usually live like atheists.