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Narcissism, Revisited
From DennisPrager.com: “Dennis and Dr. Stephen Marmer, member of the clinical faculty of the UCLA medical school and practicing psychiatrist in Brentwood, CA revisit a key issue to your happiness – narcissism.” Stephen Marmer: “Narcissism in common terms is grandiosity … Continue reading
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Tagged brentwood ca, dennisprager, eating junk food, great happiness, innocent actions, marmer, Narcissism, ucla medical school
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Global Warming Blunder
From DennisPrager.com: “Dennis talk to Roy Spencer, Principal Research Scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. His new book is The Great Global Warming Blunder: How Mother Nature Fooled the World’s Top Climate Scientists.” Roy Spencer says that funding … Continue reading
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Tagged climate scientists, dennisprager, principal research scientist, roy spencer, university of alabama in huntsville
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What Is Life Like In North Korea?
From DennisPrager.com: Thursday, February 18, 2010 Radio Show H1: The Well-Behaved Child Prager H1: What is the secret? Dennis talks to John Rosemond. The child psychologist writes a nationally syndicated column on parenting and has authored 14 books. His newest … Continue reading
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Tagged br myers, chartered financial analyst, child psychologist, dennisprager, dongseo university, former president clinton, international luge federation, joe biden, michael richman, north koreans, pet peeve, scientific poll, vancouver winter olympics
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Prager Interruptus
From DennisPrager.com: “Dennis talks to Lori Gottleib, widely published journalist who is frequent commentator for NPR’s All Things Considered. Her new book is Marry Him. She was on the show in April of 2008 for an article in Atlantic Magazine … Continue reading →