Prager H2: Dennis directs his attention to the dating scene. His sister-in-law, recently divorced, and now using an Internet dating service, is the source of some wince-making stories. Callers weigh in with their stories.
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Senator Jon Kyl, Majority Whip, about the debt ceiling and deficit crises… Dennis also talks to Paul O’Shea, Australian historian, Dean of Mission at Rosebank College, Sydney. His new book is A Cross Too Heavy: Pope Pius XII and the Jews of Europe.
Prager H3: One of the most common phrases in the Bible is “the beginning of wisdom is the fear of God.” You can find it in Psalms, Proverbs and Job. Dennis explains what the verse means. This is the 9th in Dennis’s Brilliance of the Bible Series.
Prager H2: San Francisco considers banning the sale of all pets. This follows their attempts to ban circumcision and their bans on plastic bags, sugar drinks and Happy Meal toys. Can we call it Ban Francisco? Welcome to life where the Left has complete control… Just when you the think the Taliban can’t get any worse, they do…
Prager H1: Eastern Europe celebrates Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday. The Poles, Czechs and others appreciate their freedom and one of the key people who helped them get it… Dennis talks to Kevin Myers, columnist for the Irish Independent, a major newspaper in Ireland. Myers tries to explain why Irish intellectuals despise Israel… Maryland mandates environmental literacy. It’s now a graduation requirement.
Prager H3: The police chief of Chicago blames institutional racism and guns for the crime in the inner city. Values? Has nothing to do with it… Dennis talks to Dan Saadon, VP of El Al Airlines, about how safe, meaningful and fun it is to travel in Israel… A columnist in Ireland wonders why European intellectuals so despise the Jewish state.
Prager H2: Dennis continues his discussion on the consequences of New York legalizing same sex marriage with callers.
Prager H1: The State of New York has legalized gay marriage, thanks in no small part to millions of dollars from Wall Street and big business.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: what gives you the credentials to conduct orchestras; why are you “soft” on homosexuality; ever notice how men give nicknames to each other… and women don’t; do you think the type of car that a person drives reveals something about them; what are the odds that the United States will remain a great country?
