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Tag Archives: radio show
Dennis Prager Feels Little Desire To Gossip
I guess it all depends on how you define gossip. Dennis Prager’s number one source for items for his show is the Drudge Report, the number one news and gossip website in the world. On his radio show today, Dennis … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager talks to John Goodman, president and CEO of the National Center for Policy Analysis and an expert on health care reform
Thursday, hour one of Prager’s radio show: On Obama’s town hall on health care reform, a woman with metastizing breast cancer says she and her husband have $50,000 in medical-related debts even though they both have health insurance and are … Continue reading
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The Biggest Thing To Develop Character
"…is taking care of yourself and others," said Dennis Prager on his radio show Wednesday. "In that respect, Europeans are more childlike than Americans. Why did doctors come to your house when you were a kid? Before all these government … Continue reading
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Susan Boyle Got Ahead On Merit
Dennis Prager said on his radio show yesterday: "People don’t like to see people get ahead through changing the rules. She met the rules. It’s an important subject to me, why the tears?" Dennis, who often say how he aches … Continue reading
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Tagged attractive woman, bouncers, Dennis Prager, radio show, subscription costs, susan boyle
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I Discuss Evolution Vs. Genesis
I was on Marc Germain‘s radio show last night. I tell Marc that the first few chapters of Genesis should not be taken literally. Then Marc stumps me: "Which parts of the Bible should we take literally?" From my live … Continue reading
Posted in Judaism, Orthodoxy, Personal
Tagged creative design, honies, lox, marc germain, parts of the bible, radio show, stumps
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Global Warming
On the third hour of his radio show Thursday, Dennis Prager said: "The dominant feature of my radio show is to put truth above everything else." From PragerRadio.com: "Dennis talks to Joe Bastardi, the chief hurricane and long range meteorologist … Continue reading
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Why Be Good?
In the summer of 1995, I wrote Dennis Prager a letter (15 months earlier, I moved to Los Angeles to work for him, the job fell through) asking for his permission to develop his ideas on how to be a … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, history of porn, how to be a good person, radio show, writing a book
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The Joy Of Yoga – Have You Noticed My Spiritual Growth?
I was Marc Germain’s radio show Thursday night for 30 minutes. Marc: "What’s happening with you?" Luke: "I just got back from yoga. Have you noticed a certain spiritual change in me?" Marc: "You dabble in almost everything." "Have you … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager Sees The Movie ‘Australia’
On his radio show Jan. 9, Dennis turned to his wife 20 minutes in to the movie and said, ‘If this does not get better in 15 minutes, we’re outta here." "It is well worth seeing. It is the great … Continue reading
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Tagged 15 minutes, Australia, Dennis Prager, israeli foreign ministry, la repubblica, Love, radio show, renato martino, sugared almonds, vatican rome
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