Freedom is clearly precious. There is real evil in this world intending to destroy it. The Russian invasion of Ukraine is proof. Dennis analyzes Putin’s invasion and connects the dots to the environmentalist movement’s involvement.

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Fireside Chat with Dennis Prager

Ep. 228 — The Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Dennis reacts to a tweet about the “offensiveness” of asking someone, “Where Are You From?” He also answers questions on complex topics including hate, identity, and LGBTQ influence on children. Remember, the one freedom no one can take away from you is how you choose to react!

Ep. 243 — Is It Offensive To Ask "Where Are You From?"

In reaction to the recent Texas shooting, Dennis gives his thoughts on gun violence, its increasing frequency, and its potential causes. He also offers advice for those facing uncertainty and dives into a fascinating discussion on happiness. Would you rather be happy or have fun? They’re not the same, and Dennis explains why. 


Ep. 241 — What Is More Dangerous than Guns?

Is it free markets or government intervention that is mostly to blame for the diminishing middle class in this country? Batya Ungar-Sargon, Newsweek’s deputy opinion editor, joins Dennis and provides a Marxist perspective on the issue. You may be surprised how Dennis responds!

Ep. 240 — Q&A with Self-Described Marxist Batya Ungar-Sargon

This week Dennis comments on reactions to the Buffalo shooting and delivers the speech he would have given to the public following the tragedy, shares his thoughts on open-mindedness, and offers advice to a conservative in a left-dominated profession. He encourages us to remember that values matter, not race!

Ep. 238 — The Fringe Does Not Define America

This week Dennis visits with Dr. Dave Arnott, Dallas Baptist University’s Professor of Management and Economics, to discuss Biblical economics. People often dismiss the Bible’s relevance on this topic—based on its 2,000-year age. Their conversation reveals the Bible’s ancient wisdom on hard work, monopolies, property ownership, trade, and socialist ideas.

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Ep. 237 — Can We Learn about Economics from the Bible? with Professor Dave Arnott

Dennis reflects on why he reached peak happiness at his son’s recent wedding. He asks parents: Which would bring you more joy—your child getting admitted to a prestigious college…or getting married? If the latter, why? Are you communicating your priorities to your children? What do they believe are your priorities?

Ep. 233 — The Happiest Day of My Life

What’s really going on in Ukraine? The Russian invasion of Ukraine is getting more confusing and complex by the day. Or is it? Dennis sorts through the confusion and explores how the left and right are seemingly aligned on this terrible crisis.


Ep. 229 — Don’t Overcomplicate the War in Ukraine

Is Canada lost? Dennis addresses Canada’s rapid descent into authoritarianism—suspending and violating basic human rights and freezing bank accounts of those supporting dissenters. Worst of all, many Canadians support this crackdown. Dennis explores whether there is still hope for our neighbors to the north.  Read Dennis’s column on this topic:   This episode was pre-recorded before recent events with Russia/Ukraine.

Ep. 227 — Is Canada Lost?

The glaring mask hypocrisy of celebrities, elites, and politicians begs the question—do they actually believe what they preach? Dennis explores why mask mandates continue to be pushed on average Americans, including children, while our ruling class feels exempt. It’s about power, not science.  
 
Read Dennis’s related column here: 

Ep. 226 — Elites & Masks: It's About Power

This week Dennis explores a problem that isn’t often addressed but shouldn’t be ignored—how religious people alienate others from embracing a life of faith. He describes the two main types of religious people who have a polarizing effect on non-believers, unfortunately turning them away from religion.

Ep. 225 — Do You Make Religion Look Bad or Good?

Dennis weighs in on some of this week’s biggest stories—from celebrities and anti-Semitism to mandates in Canada. Having written a book on anti-Semitism, Dennis offers Whoopi Goldberg some grace regarding her Holocaust remarks. He also covers the brave truckers fighting for freedom in Canada.

Ep. 224 — Does Whoopi Deserve Forgiveness?

The left claims to speak on behalf of groups in America they label as oppressed or “marginalized” — even when those groups reject the left’s representations. Dennis offers three modern examples: The Washington Redskins, “Latinx,” and “racist” voting laws.

Ep. 222 — "Believe Me, You Are Oppressed"

It’s a Q&A Fireside Chat this week! Topics include coming out as conservative and losing friends—are they lost for good? Words of wisdom for loved ones going through tough times, why gender roles are important, and why teaching about freedom is essential (something our older generations failed to do). Enjoy!

Ep. 221 — Answering Your Questions

Are public acknowledgements of Christmas gradually disappearing? (Spoiler: Yes. There actually is a “war” on Christmas.) Who or what is driving that? If you are among those who think Christmas is no longer inclusive enough, you should know that this Jew disagrees! Settle in to hear why Dennis loves Christmas so much and why you should too. 

Ep. 218 — Who Hates Christmas? 

A biological male is dominating the NCAA women’s swim competitions. At any other time, we would all recognize this as cheating. Female swimmers know it’s IMPOSSIBLE to compete and win against transgender athletes. But legacy media is ignoring this women’s rights issue and refusing to acknowledge that fair play no longer exists in women’s sports. 

Ep. 217 — Biological Male Swimmer Steals Women's Records 

Every person of faith struggles with this. When terrible things happen to good people (a tragic event, a loved one dies or gets cancer, etc.), the question is always there: Why would God allow this to happen? Well, this is important—it’s the wrong way to approach your faith. Dennis has spent years examining this topic and you’ll appreciate the rational perspective. 

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