Prager H3: The People
Jul 5, 2010
Prager H3: Mark talks to comedian Tom Dressen about his long association with Frank Sinatra and what it’s like to be a conservative in show business.
Prager H3: Mark talks to comedian Tom Dressen about his long association with Frank Sinatra and what it’s like to be a conservative in show business.
Prager H2: According to a new report, a near majority of people say that they don’t have anyone they can open up to in a time of personal crisis. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on June 23, 2006.
Prager H3: A compilation of some of the most interesting questions thus far this year.
Prager H1: Dennis poses an intriguing question. Is there a decade of your life you remember best? Another question emerges from this discussion: can you identify a transformational year? Callers weigh in. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on November 12, 2009.
Prager H1: Mark Isler guest hosts for Dennis. Do we really need immigration reform? Or do we just need to enforce the laws we already have on the books?
Prager H2: Mark Isler is joined by Shawn Steel RNC. The unions have a stranglehold on Democratic politicians in California. By jealously guarding their perks and privileges, the unions have wreaked havoc on the state. The same story is true around the country.
Prager H3: Mark talks to three college students about the college brainwash.
Prager H1: Supreme Court nominee, Elena Kagan, is a product of East Coast liberal bubble. She was born and raised in NYC, went to school in New Jersey (Princeton), Massachusetts (Harvard) and the UK (Oxford). Dennis talks to Jim Roberts of Presbyterians for Middle East Peace – Presbyterian Church, USA. This organization, PC USA, is on the verge of adopting an anti-Israel manifesto. Its leadership has been hijacked by the Left.
Prager H2: Women are more attractive than they think. And here’s the kicker: women don’t know it, but men do.