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Original Broadcast recorded on: 02/02/2007
If you are, then you have very little chance of happiness. You need to recognize your moods and control them.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 03/25/2011
To be happy, one has to learn to say “no” to yourself. This applies to virtually every part of life.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 02/15/2019
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why don’t you play best-of snippets at the end of the week anymore; observed socialist medicine in Moldova. They give doctors a pay increase to incentivize; What are your thoughts on dual-language programs emerging in elementary schools; as a Christian, is it worth reading The Rational Bible, since Jesus is excluded; wants the name of the woman you talked about yesterday who tweeted foul language about Trump; daughter just got engaged, what questions should a father ask his potential son-in-law; fled Canada due to their socialized medicine, wife is a surgeon.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 01/06/2017
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: are people basically good; is happy wife happy life true or a myth
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 09/17/2013
Dennis debates famed prosecutor and best-selling author, Vincent Bugliosi, about his new book, Divinity of Doubt: The God Question.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 06/14/2011
Do we have free will? Without God, the answer must be no.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 09/10/2010
Brain, Heart and Sex Drive: the three elements that make up a successful relationship. Dennis explains. Callers offer their theories and experiences.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 11/16/2011
Did you have misgiving about getting marriage as you walked down the aisle? If so, were your misgivings justified or proved to be valid? Callers relate their stories.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 07/03/2008
Dennis talks to Sue Halpern, scholar in resident at Middlebury College in Vermont. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Condé Nast Traveler, and The New York Review of Books, among other publications. Her latest book is Can’t Remember What I Forgot: The Good News from the Front Lines of Memory Research.
