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Original Broadcast recorded on: 02/16/2011
Do young people pursue marriage the way they pursue a job or friendships? Being “open” to marriage is not the same as seeking it.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 08/17/2011
Co-habiting couples are on the increase; marriage on the decrease. This is bad for everybody-men, women and society. Dennis explains.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 04/13/2015
Dennis talks to Judith Miller, Pulitzer Prize winning investigative reporter formerly with the New York Times and now a Fox News analyst. Her new book is The Story: A Reporter’s Journey.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 12/30/2010
Dennis talks to Anthony Esolen, professor of English at Providence College. His new book is Ten Ways to Destroy the Imagination of Your Child.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 03/08/2013
One of the keys to happiness is to get pleasure out of the “little things.” Today, Dennis looks at this from another angle: don’t let little things make you unhappy.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 04/19/2013
Staying happy in the face of evil like we saw in Boston this week and the tragedies like we saw in West, Texas is not easy. Can it be done? Dennis offers his answer. Callers weigh in.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 05/10/2013
Per usual callers, set the agenda. Issues raised include: do criminals have different brains than the rest of us; do we have a moral obligation to help our Afghan translators emigrate to the US if they so wish; why do people give their children such crazy names. Dennis and Allen do a honey tasting.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 12/23/2013
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: can a workable system of ethics be constructed without God; what do you when someone sitting next to you sings the lyrics of a classical concert; why doesn’t Dennis videocast the show; does Dennis believe that those who have passed on can see us.
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Original Broadcast recorded on: 03/20/2012
This is the second in the series of Dennis’s investigations into “the difficult passages of the Bible.” The topic of this hour is Deuteronomy 21:18 – the death penalty for the rebellious son. Dennis explains why this is passage is not only not difficult, but a moral elevation of civilization.
