September 11, 2001 changed America forever. In this special collection from The Dennis Prager Show, Dennis revisits that tragic day through his own broadcasts and reflects on the enduring questions it raised about evil, suffering, faith, happiness, and how we should live in a troubled world.
• September 11, 2001 — Hear excerpts from Dennis Prager's broadcast on the actual day of the attacks as he reacts in real time to the unfolding tragedy and the shocking events that forever changed America.
• September 11, 2006 — Five years after 9/11, Dennis looks back on the attacks and plays excerpts from his original broadcast from September 11, 2001, revisiting his thoughts and reactions from that unforgettable day.
• September 11, 2009 — On the eighth anniversary of 9/11, Dennis explores a question that extends far beyond that single tragedy: How do you maintain happiness in a world swimming in evil? He reflects on the role of faith, gratitude, relationships, music, and doing good in the face of suffering and the randomness of evil. Callers join the conversation, offering their own perspectives on finding meaning, hope, and happiness amid life's darkness.
Together, these three broadcasts provide a powerful chronological look at Dennis Prager's reflections on September 11 and its deeper meaning—not only how we respond to evil, but how we continue to live, love, believe, and pursue happiness in spite of it.
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