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?
Should there be another dedicated hour over the course of the week of shows? Now we have three. Should we add a fourth? Callers have suggestions.
2022 was another banner year for race hoaxes on college campuses. How many of these “racial incidents” have ever turned out to be true? Here’s the lesson: there is so little racism in America, you have to make it up.
How does one explain the Southwest Airlines debacle last weekend? Is anyone going to get fired? Is it okay to be angry at the airline? Can you judge people by what makes them angry?
Sweden has decided that it won’t trans any more kids. The US is the most radical country in the world in this regard. This is a national shame… More votes on the show’s new theme, but should the theme be changed at all?
