How does your nature affect your happiness? Can you be born happy? Can you be born unhappy? What impact does your environment have on your nature? Can you overcome your nature to be happy? These are not easy questions. Dennis tackles them head on.
If you want to impose “common sense” gun control, how do you intend to achieve it? And how you will achieve it while at the same time protecting the rights of American citizens… Why are people leaving California? The state has the best weather in the world, majestic mountains, and legendary beaches. Could it be high taxes, high crime, and crumbling infrastructure?
Dennis talks to Spencer Klavan, an editor at the Claremont Institute, He has written for The Atlantic, City Journal, the Claremont Review of Books, and many others. His new book is How to Save the West: Ancient Wisdom for 5 Modern Crises.
We often hear politicians say we have more in common than we have differences. Is it true or is it just pablum? Dennis has thoughts. So do callers.
Dennis has a new insight. Judaism and Christianity are the only religions who share a holy book. That book is the Hebrew Bible or Old Testament. Without that book the New Testament isn’t possible. Callers weigh in.
Yale Council wants white students to prostrate themselves before black students to honor Black History month. Is this a parody? It’s very hard to tell these days… Dennis talks to Peter Schwartz, a Jan 6 political prisoner…Dennis talks to Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, a new grassroots conservative organization.
Dennis reacts to a column in the NY Times entitled “Have More Sex.” His focus is not on the column, but on the comments to it. Apparently, young men and women are further apart than any time in recent memory.
Small business is being driven to the wall by high energy prices. A Chinese restaurant in Los Angeles provides a perfect example… The Washington Post describes Drag Queen Story Hour as a social service… Are blacks subject to racism every day?
Dennis talks to Yeonmi Park, North Korean defector and human rights activist. Her new book is While Time Remains: A North Korean Defector’s Search for Freedom in America.
