Prager H1: Why is everything gluten free? How did 9/11 affect American diets? Why are authentic Jewish delis disappearing in New York? To answer these questions, Dennis interviews David Sax; author of The Tastemakers: Why We’re Crazy for Cupcakes but Fed Up with Fondue. Plus: a 1968 Op-Ed in defense of Israel. And is Hamas guilty of threatening journalists?
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Joshua Murchavik, fellow at the School of Advanced International Studies of Johns Hopkins University. His new book is, Making David into Goliath: How the World Turned Against Israel. Dennis takes more calls on Israel.
Prager H2: Newsweek has a new column out that men like nice women, but not the other way around. It’s part of the female nature, at least while they’re younger, to go for the “bad boys.” What does this say about women and what does this mean will happen to men’s behavior in the future. Callers share experiences and opinions.
Prager H1: Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem were a part of a group of Spanish celebrities, directors, and musicians who signed an open letter condemning Israel for the Genocide of Gaza. Bill Donahue criticized President Obama for touting that he and his administration are there to support all religions and cultures, while not speaking out for the Christians being beheaded by Muslim terrorists. When anyone on the Right even whispers about impeachment, it sends more votes to the Democrats. Dennis takes calls on Israel and the President.
Prager H3: Should non-religious parents raise a religious child? When done right, religion can improve a child’s life; why not expose your child to the benefits of a religious upbringing? Even atheists should be biblically literate. Without God, objective morality cannot exist. It is a duty for parents to protect children from a nihilistic and meaningless existence. Callers share their experiences with religious values.
Prager H2: The Left insists on eliminating national and religious identities in America, and their effort is succeeding. Could this be a result of liberal universities? The purpose for coming to America is not only the opportunity and freedom she provides; it is to become American. Also, should Russians believe claims about current atrocities in the Ukraine? Vladimir Putin may be writing his own history. Is left-wing American media guilty of a similar crime?
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Anton La Guardia, who, along with John Peet, co-wrote the new book, Unhappy Union: How the euro crisis – and Europe – can be fixed. La Guardia discusses how the attack on flight MH17 will affect Russia’s relationship with the European Union, as well as anti-western attitudes within the country. Also, who is the greatest economic power in Europe? What is the prognosis for Greece, and should they stay on the Euro? Will Scotland vote to separate from the UK?
Prager H3: Tweets, posts, and flying pigs: celebrities weigh in on the crisis in the Middle East. Why do Hollywood personalities not feel that their work is important enough? Is the misinformed political commentary really necessary? Plus: an interview with Ed Klein, author of Blood Feud. As in his acclaimed book, Klein delivers inside information on the Obamas and their relationship with Bill and Hillary Clinton.
Prager H2: What is worse than evil? The failure to recognize it. This appears to be the case with Secretary of State John Kerry. According to left-wing Israeli newspaper Haaretz, Kerry’s ceasefire agreement wrongly treats Hamas as an entity that is morally equivalent to Israel. Also, why should the U.S. be so involved in foreign affairs? Would the U.S. negotiate with Boko Haram if Nigeria were at war with them? Plus, is appreciating freedom the same as being a proud American?
