Why did God send the ten plagues against Egypt? In this Torah teaching, Dennis Prager examines the deeper purpose behind the plagues, explaining why the Exodus was about more than freeing the Israelites from slavery. Through the plagues of blood, frogs, gnats, flies, livestock disease, boils, and hail, Dennis explores how God challenged Egypt’s idols, confronted its belief in multiple gods, and demonstrated His sovereignty over nature.

Dennis also examines Pharaoh’s repeated refusal to keep his promises, the distinction between Pharaoh hardening his own heart and God later hardening it, and the ways the plagues reveal both divine justice and compassion. He highlights Moses’s concern for innocent Egyptians, the protection of the Israelites in Goshen, and the Egyptian magicians’ eventual acknowledgment that the plagues were the work of God.

Ultimately, Dennis argues that the Exodus carries a message for the entire world: the purpose was not simply to liberate the Jewish people, but to teach humanity about God, His power, and His nature. Through these dramatic events, the Torah raises enduring questions about faith, justice, human stubbornness, and our understanding of God.

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Why did God send the ten plagues against Egypt? In this Torah teaching, Dennis Prager examines the deeper purpose behind the plagues, explaining why the Exodus was about more than freeing the Israelites from slavery. Through the plagues of blood, frogs, gnats, flies, livestock disease, boils, and hail, Dennis explores how God challenged Egypt&rsquo;s idols, confronted its belief in multiple gods, and demonstrated His sovereignty over nature.
Dennis also examines Pharaoh&rsquo;s repeated refusal to keep his promises, the distinction between Pharaoh hardening his own heart and God later hardening it, and the ways the plagues reveal both divine justice and compassion. He highlights Moses&rsquo;s concern for innocent Egyptians, the protection of the Israelites in Goshen, and the Egyptian magicians&rsquo; eventual acknowledgment that the plagues were the work of God.
Ultimately, Dennis argues that the Exodus carries a message for the entire world: the purpose was not simply to liberate the Jewish people, but to teach humanity about God, His power, and His nature. Through these dramatic events, the Torah raises enduring questions about faith, justice, human stubbornness, and our understanding of God.
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Gnats, Flies, and Boils, Oh My! | Weekend Torah Teaching 

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Could the way parents treat their children today shape the adults they become tomorrow? On this episode of the Happiness Hour, Dennis Prager is joined by psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Marmer to examine the most common mistakes parents make and how early childhood experiences can influence a person's happiness, confidence, and relationships for years to come.

Dr. Marmer identifies four major parenting mistakes: humiliating children, failing to listen to them, being inconsistent, and allowing too much mindless activity. He explains how seemingly harmless behaviors, such as mocking a child, dismissing their feelings, or responding unpredictably, can undermine their sense of security and self-worth. Dennis and Dr. Marmer also discuss how these experiences can contribute to patterns of unhappiness or mistreatment that carry into adulthood.

But is a difficult childhood a life sentence? The conversation explores how parents can help older children, how adults can begin to overcome painful childhood experiences, and why patient listening, loving relationships, and consistent guidance matter so much. Dennis and Dr. Marmer make the case that one of the most important things a parent can do is treat a child with dignity and never use their greater power or experience to humiliate them.

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Could the way parents treat their children today shape the adults they become tomorrow? On this episode of the Happiness Hour, Dennis Prager is joined by psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Marmer to examine the most common mistakes parents make and how early childhood experiences can influence a person's happiness, confidence, and relationships for years to come.
Dr. Marmer identifies four major parenting mistakes: humiliating children, failing to listen to them, being inconsistent, and allowing too much mindless activity. He explains how seemingly harmless behaviors, such as mocking a child, dismissing their feelings, or responding unpredictably, can undermine their sense of security and self-worth. Dennis and Dr. Marmer also discuss how these experiences can contribute to patterns of unhappiness or mistreatment that carry into adulthood.
But is a difficult childhood a life sentence? The conversation explores how parents can help older children, how adults can begin to overcome painful childhood experiences, and why patient listening, loving relationships, and consistent guidance matter so much. Dennis and Dr. Marmer make the case that one of the most important things a parent can do is treat a child with dignity and never use their greater power or experience to humiliate them.
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What's the Biggest Mistake Parents Make? | The Happiness Hour 

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What makes our memories so important to who we are? On this episode of Timeless Wisdom, Dennis Prager speaks with author and researcher Sue Halpern about the science of memory, why we forget things, and what researchers are learning about Alzheimer's disease. Halpern, author of Can't Remember What I Forgot: The Good News from the Front Lines of Memory Research, explains how scientists are gaining new insights into the disease and exploring potential treatments that could one day slow its progression.

Dennis also discusses his own lifelong struggle to remember people's names, while Halpern explains the connection between attention and memory and why stress can make forgetfulness worse. The conversation explores common memory problems, the effects of aging, and the potential impact of exercise on brain health. Listeners also call in with questions about memory loss, brain injuries, and other factors that may affect how the brain functions.

From the personal significance of our memories to the scientific effort to understand and preserve them, this episode explores what memory reveals about the human mind and the promising possibilities emerging from memory research.

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What makes our memories so important to who we are? On this episode of Timeless Wisdom, Dennis Prager speaks with author and researcher Sue Halpern about the science of memory, why we forget things, and what researchers are learning about Alzheimer's disease. Halpern, author of Can't Remember What I Forgot: The Good News from the Front Lines of Memory Research, explains how scientists are gaining new insights into the disease and exploring potential treatments that could one day slow its progression.
Dennis also discusses his own lifelong struggle to remember people's names, while Halpern explains the connection between attention and memory and why stress can make forgetfulness worse. The conversation explores common memory problems, the effects of aging, and the potential impact of exercise on brain health. Listeners also call in with questions about memory loss, brain injuries, and other factors that may affect how the brain functions.
From the personal significance of our memories to the scientific effort to understand and preserve them, this episode explores what memory reveals about the human mind and the promising possibilities emerging from memory research.
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Memory Is Who We Are | Sue Halpern

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How much criticism is too much in a marriage? On this episode of the Male Female Hour, Dennis Prager explores the difficult balance between offering helpful advice and constantly criticizing the person you love. He discusses why the way criticism is delivered matters, how to recognize whether it comes from genuine concern or hidden anger, and why a relationship filled with criticism can slowly undermine confidence and affection.

Dennis argues that while loving criticism can help spouses and friends grow, a constant stream of negative comments can damage even the strongest relationships. He encourages listeners to consider the ratio of compliments to criticisms, avoid humiliating a spouse in front of others, and learn to accept feedback from someone who genuinely wants the best for them. He also highlights the destructive role of contempt, arguing that respect is essential to a lasting marriage.

Through calls from listeners sharing their own marital experiences, Dennis offers a practical reminder: the goal should not be to eliminate all criticism, but to make it less frequent, more loving, and more constructive. A happier relationship may begin with a simple question: Am I helping the person I love, or am I making them feel like they can never do anything right?

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How much criticism is too much in a marriage? On this episode of the Male Female Hour, Dennis Prager explores the difficult balance between offering helpful advice and constantly criticizing the person you love. He discusses why the way criticism is delivered matters, how to recognize whether it comes from genuine concern or hidden anger, and why a relationship filled with criticism can slowly undermine confidence and affection.
Dennis argues that while loving criticism can help spouses and friends grow, a constant stream of negative comments can damage even the strongest relationships. He encourages listeners to consider the ratio of compliments to criticisms, avoid humiliating a spouse in front of others, and learn to accept feedback from someone who genuinely wants the best for them. He also highlights the destructive role of contempt, arguing that respect is essential to a lasting marriage.
Through calls from listeners sharing their own marital experiences, Dennis offers a practical reminder: the goal should not be to eliminate all criticism, but to make it less frequent, more loving, and more constructive. A happier relationship may begin with a simple question: Am I helping the person I love, or am I making them feel like they can never do anything right?
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How Much Should You Criticize Your Spouse? | Male/Female Hour

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Why are people in the prime of their lives losing hope? On this episode of the Ultimate Issues Hour, Dennis Prager examines a reported rise in suicide among Americans ages 45 to 54 and explores why people who appear healthy and successful can still struggle to find meaning in life. Through a discussion of a New York Times article and calls from listeners, Dennis considers the pressures of failure, the fear of aging, and the challenge of facing life's inevitable hardships.

Dennis argues that the loss of religious faith and a sense of purpose may be part of the problem. He discusses the role of God in giving life meaning, why material success cannot guarantee happiness, and how the weakening of family ties, friendships, and religious communities can leave people feeling isolated. He also explores the importance of resilience and the difficulty of accepting a life that does not unfold as expected.

Ultimately, Dennis raises a fundamental question: What makes life worth living? He makes the case that faith, meaningful relationships, and a sense of purpose can help people endure life's greatest challenges.

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Why are people in the prime of their lives losing hope? On this episode of the Ultimate Issues Hour, Dennis Prager examines a reported rise in suicide among Americans ages 45 to 54 and explores why people who appear healthy and successful can still struggle to find meaning in life. Through a discussion of a New York Times article and calls from listeners, Dennis considers the pressures of failure, the fear of aging, and the challenge of facing life's inevitable hardships.
Dennis argues that the loss of religious faith and a sense of purpose may be part of the problem. He discusses the role of God in giving life meaning, why material success cannot guarantee happiness, and how the weakening of family ties, friendships, and religious communities can leave people feeling isolated. He also explores the importance of resilience and the difficulty of accepting a life that does not unfold as expected.
Ultimately, Dennis raises a fundamental question: What makes life worth living? He makes the case that faith, meaningful relationships, and a sense of purpose can help people endure life's greatest challenges.
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Why Are So Many Middle-Aged Americans Unhappy? | Ultimate Issues Hour 

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Should love be unconditional, or must it be earned? In this Ask Me Anything episode of Timeless Wisdom, Dennis Prager answers listener questions on love, marriage, religion, family, and morality. He challenges the idea that everyone deserves unconditional love, arguing that while every human being has value, love as a personal bond of affection depends in part on how we treat one another. Dennis also explores when divorce may be justified, whether religious marriage vows require spouses to remain together at all costs, and how unhappiness within a marriage can affect the people around us.

The conversation also covers the difference between religious principles and cultural traditions, the importance of growing up with siblings of the opposite sex, choosing meaningful names for children, and finding compromises when parents and children disagree about pets. Dennis shares his thoughts on preventing future wars through good values and strength, preserving classical music for future generations, and the historical origins of Israel. Along the way, he discusses his favorite music, reflects on the lessons his dog Otto can teach us about enjoying life, and answers a wide range of questions from curious listeners.

From the meaning of love to the foundations of morality, this episode explores the everyday choices and enduring principles that shape how we live, love, and understand the world.

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Should love be unconditional, or must it be earned? In this Ask Me Anything episode of Timeless Wisdom, Dennis Prager answers listener questions on love, marriage, religion, family, and morality. He challenges the idea that everyone deserves unconditional love, arguing that while every human being has value, love as a personal bond of affection depends in part on how we treat one another. Dennis also explores when divorce may be justified, whether religious marriage vows require spouses to remain together at all costs, and how unhappiness within a marriage can affect the people around us.
The conversation also covers the difference between religious principles and cultural traditions, the importance of growing up with siblings of the opposite sex, choosing meaningful names for children, and finding compromises when parents and children disagree about pets. Dennis shares his thoughts on preventing future wars through good values and strength, preserving classical music for future generations, and the historical origins of Israel. Along the way, he discusses his favorite music, reflects on the lessons his dog Otto can teach us about enjoying life, and answers a wide range of questions from curious listeners.
From the meaning of love to the foundations of morality, this episode explores the everyday choices and enduring principles that shape how we live, love, and understand the world.
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Love, Loyalty, and Leaving | Dennis AMA 

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Fireside Chat Ep. 173 — Love vs. Blood: The Case for Adoption originally aired on February 11th, 2021

You may have doubts that a parent's love for their adopted child could be every bit as strong as their love for a biological child. Dennis Prager has one of each and is here to tell you there is NO difference: Love is more powerful than blood.

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Fireside Chat Ep. 173 &mdash; Love vs. Blood: The Case for Adoption originally aired on February 11th, 2021
You may have doubts that a parent's love for their adopted child could be every bit as strong as their love for a biological child. Dennis Prager has one of each and is here to tell you there is NO difference: Love is more powerful than blood.
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The Case for Adoption  | Sunday Fireside Chat 

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In this installment of Dennis Prager’s in-depth study of the Torah, Dennis examines Exodus Chapter 7 and the beginning of the ten plagues of Egypt. He explains the three purposes of the plagues: to punish Egypt for its wrongdoing, compel Pharaoh to release the Israelites, and teach both the Egyptians and the Israelites fundamental truths about God. At the heart of his discussion is the Torah’s distinction between the God of monotheism and the nature worship central to ancient Egyptian religion.

Dennis explores how the plagues challenged Egypt’s gods and symbols of power, beginning with the Nile turning to blood and the invasion of frogs. He discusses the possible natural explanations for these events while emphasizing the significance of their timing and severity. Along the way, he examines the moral differences between human beings and animals, why nature itself is not a source of morality, and how the Torah calls people to rise above their natural impulses.

The discussion also touches on forgiveness, justice, the dangers of using religious ideals to justify evil, and the importance of approaching biblical study through serious scholarship. Dennis shows how the Exodus story offers lessons that extend far beyond ancient Egypt, raising enduring questions about morality, human nature, and the relationship between God and the world.

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In this installment of Dennis Prager&rsquo;s in-depth study of the Torah, Dennis examines Exodus Chapter 7 and the beginning of the ten plagues of Egypt. He explains the three purposes of the plagues: to punish Egypt for its wrongdoing, compel Pharaoh to release the Israelites, and teach both the Egyptians and the Israelites fundamental truths about God. At the heart of his discussion is the Torah&rsquo;s distinction between the God of monotheism and the nature worship central to ancient Egyptian religion.
Dennis explores how the plagues challenged Egypt&rsquo;s gods and symbols of power, beginning with the Nile turning to blood and the invasion of frogs. He discusses the possible natural explanations for these events while emphasizing the significance of their timing and severity. Along the way, he examines the moral differences between human beings and animals, why nature itself is not a source of morality, and how the Torah calls people to rise above their natural impulses.
The discussion also touches on forgiveness, justice, the dangers of using religious ideals to justify evil, and the importance of approaching biblical study through serious scholarship. Dennis shows how the Exodus story offers lessons that extend far beyond ancient Egypt, raising enduring questions about morality, human nature, and the relationship between God and the world.
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Blood & Frogs | Weekend Torah Teaching 

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Can another person make you happy? On this episode of the Happiness Hour, Dennis Prager explores the relationship between happiness and the people in our lives. He argues that while others can make us unhappy, they cannot make us happy. True happiness begins with us. However, when we are already happy, the people around us can add to that happiness. Dennis explains why we cannot depend on a spouse, friend, or family member to make us happy, and why entering a marriage in the hope that it will solve our unhappiness is a mistake.

Through conversations with callers, Dennis explores the connection between happiness, goodness, and personal responsibility. He discusses the role of therapy in helping people find their own happiness, why he believes good people tend to be happier than bad people, and how we can respond when the actions of others cause us pain. The discussion offers a practical look at what happiness requires and how we can contribute to the happiness of those around us.

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Can another person make you happy? On this episode of the Happiness Hour, Dennis Prager explores the relationship between happiness and the people in our lives. He argues that while others can make us unhappy, they cannot make us happy. True happiness begins with us. However, when we are already happy, the people around us can add to that happiness. Dennis explains why we cannot depend on a spouse, friend, or family member to make us happy, and why entering a marriage in the hope that it will solve our unhappiness is a mistake.
Through conversations with callers, Dennis explores the connection between happiness, goodness, and personal responsibility. He discusses the role of therapy in helping people find their own happiness, why he believes good people tend to be happier than bad people, and how we can respond when the actions of others cause us pain. The discussion offers a practical look at what happiness requires and how we can contribute to the happiness of those around us.
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Can Another Person Make You Happy? | Happiness Hour

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Mark Gonsalves spent 1,967 days held hostage in the Colombian jungle after the plane he was traveling in crashed during a counter-narcotics mission. In this interview with Dennis Prager, Gonsalves recounts his capture by FARC guerrillas, the brutal conditions of captivity, and how the group used American hostages as political leverage. He describes the violence and intimidation he witnessed, the ideology used to recruit young guerrillas, and the uncertainty of living for years at the mercy of his captors.

Gonsalves also shares how he turned to God as the plane was going down and how faith and hope sustained him through five and a half years in captivity. He recounts the daring Colombian military operation that finally brought his ordeal to an end, along with the emotional reunion with his daughter, who had grown from a child into a teenager while he was gone.

His story is one of survival, faith, and perseverance in the face of extraordinary hardship, and a sobering look at the human cost of terrorism. Gonsalves also co-authored Out of Captivity: Surviving 1,967 Days in the Colombian Jungle, documenting his experience alongside two fellow hostages.

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Mark Gonsalves spent 1,967 days held hostage in the Colombian jungle after the plane he was traveling in crashed during a counter-narcotics mission. In this interview with Dennis Prager, Gonsalves recounts his capture by FARC guerrillas, the brutal conditions of captivity, and how the group used American hostages as political leverage. He describes the violence and intimidation he witnessed, the ideology used to recruit young guerrillas, and the uncertainty of living for years at the mercy of his captors.
Gonsalves also shares how he turned to God as the plane was going down and how faith and hope sustained him through five and a half years in captivity. He recounts the daring Colombian military operation that finally brought his ordeal to an end, along with the emotional reunion with his daughter, who had grown from a child into a teenager while he was gone.
His story is one of survival, faith, and perseverance in the face of extraordinary hardship, and a sobering look at the human cost of terrorism. Gonsalves also co-authored Out of Captivity: Surviving 1,967 Days in the Colombian Jungle, documenting his experience alongside two fellow hostages.
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Kidnapped by Terrorists: 1,967 Days in Captivity

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Dennis Prager is one of the most respected and influential thinkers, writers, and speakers in America. Each day, he tackles topics of politics, faith, and culture with ease and expertise. His motto is, "I prefer clarity to agreement.” He is deeply passionate about preserving America, the West, and the Judeo-Christian value system.

For decades, Prager shared his wisdom with listeners around the world, through his lectures, interviews, and debates. Now, for the first time, the collective wisdom of Dennis Prager is being made available as a podcast. 

To access all other content and shows from the Prager archive, visit DennisPrager.com 

Dennis Prager is one of the most respected and influential thinkers, writers, and speakers in America. Each day, he tackles topics of politics, faith, and culture with ease and expertise. His motto is, "I prefer clarity to agreement.&rdquo; He is deeply passionate about preserving America, the West, and the Judeo-Christian value system.
For decades, Prager shared his wisdom with listeners around the world, through his lectures, interviews, and debates. Now, for the first time, the collective wisdom of Dennis Prager is being made available as a podcast.&nbsp;
To access all other content and shows from the Prager archive, visit DennisPrager.com&nbsp;

Timeless Wisdom with Dennis Prager

Julie and Sean discuss Julie’s new gig… and Sean and Dennis dealing with tragedy.  Dennis knows happiness is a serious problem and he is living it.  Why is D+J different than other shows?  Take nothing for granted, be yourself, and appreciate the good times while they are happening.  When you are living right God opens the universe to you.  Have grace, protect the dignity of others, and don’t fear being wrong… you can change your mind. Link to Sean’s GoFundMe page: https://gofund.me/071d8b69

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Julie and Sean discuss Julie&rsquo;s new gig&hellip; and Sean and Dennis dealing with tragedy.&nbsp; Dennis knows happiness is a serious problem and he is living it.&nbsp; Why is D+J different than other shows?&nbsp; Take nothing for granted, be yourself, and appreciate the good times while they are happening.&nbsp; When you are living right God opens the universe to you.&nbsp; Have grace, protect the dignity of others, and don&rsquo;t fear being wrong&hellip; you can change your mind. Link to Sean&rsquo;s GoFundMe page: <a href="https://gofund.me/071d8b69">https://gofund.me/071d8b69</a> Music: Straight to the Point c 2022 Richard Friedman Music Publishing 100% Richard Friedman Writers 100% ASCAP (PRO) IPI128741568 RichardFriedmanMusic.com

The Best Is Yet To Come 

Julie and Sean discuss their experience with the Southern California fires.  Sean lost his home in the Eaton Canyon fire, and Julie lost her childhood neighborhood in the Pacific Palisades fire… and nearly her parents’ home.  Many people are in a terrible situation… it will take a long time to recover from the loss.  J+S share takeaways and lessons learned from the devastation.  Link to Sean’s GoFundMe page: https://gofund.me/071d8b69


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Julie and Sean discuss their experience with the Southern California fires.&nbsp; Sean lost his home in the Eaton Canyon fire, and Julie lost her childhood neighborhood in the Pacific Palisades fire&hellip; and nearly her parents&rsquo; home. &nbsp;Many people are in a terrible situation&hellip; it will take a long time to recover from the loss. &nbsp;J+S share takeaways and lessons learned from the devastation.&nbsp; Link to Sean&rsquo;s GoFundMe page: <a href="https://gofund.me/071d8b69">https://gofund.me/071d8b69</a>
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Perspective & Gratitude

Due to the California wildfires, we were unable to record an episode this week. Please enjoy this best of episode!

Due to the California wildfires, we were unable to record an episode this week. Please enjoy this best of episode!

Dennis and Julie Best Of

Julie and Sean discuss many topics including: 2024 was an eventful year; goals to get away more in 2025 - camping and traveling; being still in silence; true crime documentaries; being bold and reaching out to pursue opportunities; the easily embarrassed cannot learn; the desire to be “liked”; life is relentless; seeking fame; the differences between what women and men pay attention to; dogs; random questions; banana bread – with or without chocolate chips; the advent of the internet and its effects on humanity. 

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Julie and Sean discuss many topics including: 2024 was an eventful year; goals to get away more in 2025 - camping and traveling; being still in silence; true crime documentaries; being bold and reaching out to pursue opportunities; the easily embarrassed cannot learn; the desire to be &ldquo;liked&rdquo;; life is relentless; seeking fame; the differences between what women and men pay attention to; dogs; random questions; banana bread &ndash; with or without chocolate chips; the advent of the internet and its effects on humanity.&nbsp; Music: Straight to the Point c 2022 Richard Friedman Music Publishing 100% Richard Friedman Writers 100% ASCAP (PRO) IPI128741568 RichardFriedmanMusic.com

Hard Work Wins

Julie shares a classic D+J episode where they examine the similarities and differences of Christianity and Judaism.  There is a symbiotic relationship… and a necessity for both.  Judaism is particular to a people and a land… and Christianity is universal, meaning not particular to any land or race.  Judaism needs the universality of Christianity… and Christianity needs to be rooted in Judaism.

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Julie shares a classic D+J episode where they examine the similarities and differences of Christianity and Judaism.&nbsp; There is a symbiotic relationship&hellip; and a necessity for both.&nbsp; Judaism is particular to a people and a land&hellip; and Christianity is universal, meaning not particular to any land or race.&nbsp; Judaism needs the universality of Christianity&hellip; and Christianity needs to be rooted in Judaism. Music: Straight to the Point c 2022 Richard Friedman Music Publishing 100% Richard Friedman Writers 100% ASCAP (PRO) IPI128741568 RichardFriedmanMusic.com

Best of Judaism and Christianity

As Christmas and Hannukah approach… all thoughts and prayers continue for Dennis’ recovery.  Julie and Sean discuss many topics including: teaching kids about Santa, Christmas memories, and lost “shared experience” in the United States.  Do you have a New Year’s resolution?  

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As Christmas and Hannukah approach&hellip; all thoughts and prayers continue for Dennis&rsquo; recovery.&nbsp; Julie and Sean discuss many topics including: teaching kids about Santa, Christmas memories, and lost &ldquo;shared experience&rdquo; in the United States.&nbsp; Do you have a New Year&rsquo;s resolution?&nbsp; Music: Straight to the Point c 2022 Richard Friedman Music Publishing 100% Richard Friedman Writers 100% ASCAP (PRO) IPI128741568 RichardFriedmanMusic.com

Kids & Santa – New Year’s Resolutions

Julie brings in Sean “Triple G” McConnell to discuss faith and the Christmas season.  How do you balance religious tradition with new customs? All thoughts and prayers continue for Dennis’ recuperation.

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Julie brings in Sean &ldquo;Triple G&rdquo; McConnell to discuss faith and the Christmas season.&nbsp; How do you balance religious tradition with new customs? All thoughts and prayers continue for Dennis&rsquo; recuperation. Music: Straight to the Point c 2022 Richard Friedman Music Publishing 100% Richard Friedman Writers 100% ASCAP (PRO) IPI128741568 RichardFriedmanMusic.com

The Reason for the Season

Julie shares some classic D+J moments: being sad is acceptable but being offended is not.  Don’t sweat the small stuff because the power of instant rage is staggering; Dennis believes the baby boomer generation brought in the decline of the United States… the greatest generation didn’t pass on the things that made them great; they also discuss the rape of language; character uber alles and the Left think that they are superior people.

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Julie shares some classic D+J moments: being sad is acceptable but being offended is not.  Don’t sweat the small stuff because the power of instant rage is staggering; Dennis believes the baby boomer generation brought in the decline of the United States… the greatest generation didn’t pass on the things that made them great; they also discuss the rape of language; character uber alles and the Left think that they are superior people. Music: Straight to the Point c 2022 Richard Friedman Music Publishing 100% Richard Friedman Writers 100% ASCAP (PRO) IPI128741568 RichardFriedmanMusic.com

Dennis & Julie December 08, 2024 – 143 Don’t Be Offended

Julie sits down with Sean “Triple G” McConnell to share your thoughts and prayers for Dennis.  They play some clips from an address that Dennis made in 1987: Dennis Prager – Why I Am a Jew, Why Be Jewish, the Intellectual Case for Judaism.  They also share some of the behind-the-scenes things that make Dennis the special force he is.

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Julie sits down with Sean “Triple G” McConnell to share your thoughts and prayers for Dennis.  They play some clips from an address that Dennis made in 1987: Dennis Prager – Why I Am a Jew, Why Be Jewish, the Intellectual Case for Judaism.  They also share some of the behind-the-scenes things that make Dennis the special force he is. Music: Straight to the Point c 2022 Richard Friedman Music Publishing 100% Richard Friedman Writers 100% ASCAP (PRO) IPI128741568 RichardFriedmanMusic.com

Building Good

Julie shares some classic D+J moments: first they discuss Julie’s senior speech at Harvard. She spoke about condemning anti-Americanism. Leftism reduces America to its ugliest moments. We must stand up and fight, as President Reagan said: "If not us, who? If not now, when?"; second, they discuss Christians and slavery - confronting reality; and finally, we have macro-ized feelings - discomfort in life is a feature not a bug - one of the great ambitions one can have… is to be easy in other people’s lives.

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Julie shares some classic D+J moments: first they discuss Julie’s senior speech at Harvard. She spoke about condemning anti-Americanism. Leftism reduces America to its ugliest moments. We must stand up and fight, as President Reagan said: "If not us, who? If not now, when?"; second, they discuss Christians and slavery - confronting reality; and finally, we have macro-ized feelings - discomfort in life is a feature not a bug - one of the great ambitions one can have… is to be easy in other people’s lives. Music: Straight to the Point c 2022 Richard Friedman Music Publishing 100% Richard Friedman Writers 100% ASCAP (PRO) IPI128741568 RichardFriedmanMusic.com

Lessons From the Past

Dennis Prager and Julie Hartman explore all aspects of life, in particular the crisis of American education. Julie was a student senior at Harvard who sensed that most of her life she was exposed to one perspective. She found Dennis Prager’s book “Still the Best Hope,” and she realized she actually held many conservative beliefs. She reached out to Dennis and that was the beginning of a new partnership that culminates in their weekly podcast.

Dennis Prager and Julie Hartman explore all aspects of life, in particular the crisis of American education. Julie was a student senior at Harvard who sensed that most of her life she was exposed to one perspective. She found Dennis Prager’s book “Still the Best Hope,” and she realized she actually held many conservative beliefs. She reached out to Dennis and that was the beginning of a new partnership that culminates in their weekly podcast.

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