Dennis reflects on the year and opens the lines to callers for the last live show of the year. Issues raised include: is it time to leave Minneapolis; is there any value to attending college, especially an expensive, “prestigious” one.”
How valuable is a college degree outside of the sciences? The answer is not much, making it a very bad value proposition. Callers have stories.
Dennis talks to one of his call screeners about her experience of being a well-endowed woman and how it has affected her life. How men reacted to her as a young woman.
A Spanish teacher is murdered in Iowa. The teacher’s children have already forgiven the two accused murderers. Dennis doesn’t understand this thinking. Callers weigh in.
Dennis talks to Tom Dreesen, legendary comedian and warm up act for Frank Sinatra. The topic is: What is a sense of humor? How important is it? And, if you don’t have one, can you develop it?
Minnesota police officer Kim Potter is the latest cop sacrificed to the lie that police have it out for blacks. There’s a blood lust for cops and it has to stop.
The head of the NY Times Asia division died of a heart attack over the weekend, the day after he got a booster shot. Coincidence?… Dennis talks to his good friend and fellow talk show host, Hugh Hewitt. Hugh wants to Dennis to promote his newest book, The Rational Passover Haggadah.
Do the people you employ – your housekeeper, your nanny, for example – know that you’re a Republican? Have you told them? What if you did? Callers weigh in. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast January 22, 2015.
New studies now prove what Dennis has long asserted: poverty doesn’t cause crime or cause people to hate others. The essence of liberalism is that economics effects values. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast July 24, 2014.
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