Dennis Prager 20230103 – 3 Ultimate Issues Hour: Exporter of Bad Ideas
Jan 3, 2023
America has become an exporter of bad ideas. This is a first in the history of the country. And it’s very disturbing.
America has become an exporter of bad ideas. This is a first in the history of the country. And it’s very disturbing.
It’s a new year. That means there is a new crop of crazy, destructive California laws… As we lose our connection to God, we don’t forward into some new utopian era, we move backward into a pre-Judeo-Christian paganism… Mask mandates are back at some schools. Does our educational establishment hate children?
We begin a new year, but the same problems persist… An NFL player collapses from a heart attack. Weird medical things do happen, but the one question no one will ask is: could this be vax-related?… CA is now a “sanctuary state” for “transing” kids. If you want to trans your kid, get to CA. No one can stop you.
Dennis talks to Ann Karpf, a sociologist and columnist for the Guardian. Her new book is The Human Voice: How This Extraordinary Instrument Reveals Essential Clues about Who We are. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on September 14
Dennis talks to David Oshinksy, George Littlefield Professor of American History, University of Texas and author of Polio: An American Story. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on July 28, 2005.
Dennis talks to Dennis talks to Mitchell Zuckoff, professor of Journalism of at Boston University and author of Ponzi’s Scheme : The True Story of a Financial Legend. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on March 15, 2005.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: is Dennis going to change his musical theme? Dennis thanks all the people who make his show possible. It’s a long list.
Are New Year Resolutions worth the bother? Do they ever work? If they do, do they make you happier? Callers have thoughts.
During the Buffalo blizzard a man was trapped in the snow. He needed a place to stay for the night or would freeze to death. He knocked on the doors of ten homes. No one would let him in. Would you have?