On Today’s Show It’s the Day after Christmas Show (in 2012). Dennis, per his plan all this week, opens up the lines. Issues raised include: should we keep incorrigible criminals permanently locked up; do we need to teach our children to control their passions; are the Democrats robbing the future to pay for the present.
On Today’s Show: Merry Christmas! Dennis marvels at the controversy that has surrounded the celebration of Christmas as a national holiday for the last decade. He explains why he loves the Christmas season and why the expression of the Christmas spirit with its special songs and gift-exchange is important to our national well-being . He also explains why Christmas is disliked by the Grinch crowd.
On Today’s Show: Dennis talks to renown relationship coach, Alison Armstrong. The holidays can be very stressful on a marriage. What’s the best approach to take to keep everything intact?
On Today’s Show: Dennis explains why saying “Merry Christmas” is right and “Happy Holidays” is wrong.
On Today’s Show: Christmas is coming, and this week we will be revisiting some of the best shows and lectures from The Dennis Prager Archive. Today, we go back over 20 years and revisit one of Dennis’ Open Lines segments.
On Today’s Show: On Today’s Show: Dennis Prager presents a thoughtful argument for finding common ground on one of society’s most divisive moral issues.
On Today’s Show: In this thought-provoking lecture, Dennis Prager breaks down the essential ideas and life skills often missing from today’s college education. He offers insights and timeless principles designed to help young adults think clearly, build character, and navigate the real world with confidence.
On Today’s Show: Dennis Prager explores how the meaning and public perception of ‘liberalism’ has shifted over time. He examines the cultural, political, and philosophical forces that have contributed to the term becoming controversial in modern discourse.
On Today’s Show: Dennis talks to Bo Lidegaard, the editor in chief of the leading Danish newspaper Politike. His new book is Countrymen.
