The Dennis Prager Store: Lectures


	Dennis Talks Subscription (Download) Code: DTDLSUB Dennis Talks Subscription The Dennis Talks Subscription In addition to his radio show, Dennis regularly speaks and lectures throughout the country. Dennis Talks subscribers are automatically. Quantity in Basket: none

	What Would Our Grandparents Think of Present Day America? Code: DTDL80 Quantity in Basket: none

	God Made Distinctions Code: DTDL79 Quantity in Basket: none

	Why I Believe in an Afterlife Code: DTDL78 Quantity in Basket: none

	God Must Not Be Too Happy Right Now - Thoughts on God, Religion and the U.S. Code: DTDL77 Quantity in Basket: none

	Palestinian Perspective: An Interview with PA Spokesman Ghassan Khatib Code: DTDL76 Dennis traveled to Ramallah in the West Bank, the working capital of the Palestinian Authority (PA), to conduct an illuminating interview with Ghassan Khatib, director of government media for the Palestinian Authority, and the spokesman for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Dennis asks probing questions, but on one telling point Khatib stands firm – Palestinians refuse to recognize Israel as a Jewish state. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	What I Learned from Ronald Reagan Code: DTDL75 Ronald Reagan inspired Dennis to become a conservative. How did he do it? And what are the principals that Reagan espoused that remain so compelling today? Dennis pays homage to his mentor and looks at conservatism and liberalism -- then and now. Quantity in Basket: none

	Bin Laden - Can We Celebrate the Death of an Evil Man? Code: DTDL74 Is it wrong to celebrate the death of any evil person? Even Osama Bin Laden? Are we supposed to show compassion for everyone, no matter what they do? Dennis answers these questions while contemplating the direction of our society’s moral compass. Quantity in Basket: none

	Is Honesty the Best Policy? Code: DTDL73 Honesty is the best policy goes the cliché. But is it true in today’s rough and tumble business world? Speaking to a business group, Dennis makes the case for why ethical behavior is still the best way to do business – for the seller, the buyer and the bottom line. Quantity in Basket: none

	Religion On The Line: Talking Religion with Hugh Hewitt Code: DTDL72 Dennis’s good friend, fellow talk show host and law professor cross exams Dennis on his religious views. In a lively back and forth, Dennis makes the case for belief in God and leading a religious life. Quantity in Basket: none

	Open Forum: Thoughts on Politics, Human Nature and Viet Nam Code: DTDL71 Having just visited Viet Nam and been so impressed by the drive and determination of the people there, Dennis discourses on the nature of free markets, Capitalism, and the tragedy of the Viet Nam War and its aftermath. He also delves into a wide variety of other pressing foreign policy issues. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	The Speech to the Republican Members of Congress, 2011 Code: DTDL70 Dennis addressed all the Republican members of Congress at their annual retreat in Baltimore. Find out why they gave him an extended standing ovation when he finished. Quantity in Basket: none

	Reclaiming America: Dennis Prager with Hugh Hewitt Code: DTDL69 The dynamic duo of Dennis Prager and fellow talk show host, Hugh Hewitt, lay out a plan for restoring America's greatness. Quantity in Basket: none

	The Need for Heroes and Why We Have Too Few Code: DTDL68 Young people, and especially boys, need figures they can look up to. Dennis explains why we have so few heroes and what we have to do to find more. Quantity in Basket: none

	On the American Trinity Code: DTDL67 Dennis has given many lectures on The American Trinity the three values that make America unique. But this may be the best one he's ever given on this critically important topic. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	Why Is the Left Obsessed with Equality? Code: DTDL66 Those on the Left have their hierarchy of values just like those on the Right do. For the Left, equality stands supreme. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	A Talk to High School Students: Master Your Feelings Code: DTDL65 Mastering Your Feelings Dennis talks to a group of students at a high school leadership conference. He advises them the most important and difficult task ahead of them is to master their feelings. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	Religion On The Line: Dennis Prager and Frank Pastore Code: DTDL64 Dennis Prager and Frank Pastore Dennis and popular Christian talk show host, Frank Pastore, duke it out during a very lively discussion/debate covering a wide variety of topics, each man approaching each subject be it faith, abortion or the afterlife from their distinct religious perspective. Quantity in Basket: none

	Newer Ideas in My Life Code: DTDL63 Earlier in his life, Dennis thought he'd pretty much seen and heard it all. But as he moves into his sixth decade, he's surprised to find that new ideas and views keep popping up and reshaping his thinking. Quantity in Basket: none

	Israel as a Litmus Test Code: DTDL62 Is one's view of Israel's place in the Middle East and the world a fair litmus test for the rightness or wrongness of one's moral view? Dennis makes a compelling case that it is. Quantity in Basket: none

	Dennis Prager 2010 Speech to the Republican House of Representatives Code: DTDL61 Dennis delivers a stirring address to the Republican Congressional delegation for which he received a standing ovation. Quantity in Basket: none

	Why Men Cheat: Prager v. Boteach Code: DTDL60 Why do men cheat on their wives and girl friends? Philosophers, psychiatrists, psychologists, and sociologists, not to mention angry women, have debated this question for eons. Two men who know a lot about the male psyche -- Dennis Prager and Shmuley Boteach -- take their turn at this perplexing question. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	Is a Secular or Religious America Better for Jews? Code: DTDL59 Many Jews believe that the more secular America becomes the better it will be for Jews. Dennis argues that just the opposite is true: a secular America should be the last thing Jews work toward. Quantity in Basket: none

	American Exceptionalism: Myth or Reality? Code: DTDL58 American Exceptionalism is a term that is tossed around quite a bit. Is just a fantasy of the Right or does it really exist? And, if it exists, what does it mean and why is it important? Should we care whether or not America is exceptional?. Quantity in Basket: none

	Moral Case for Conservatism Code: DTDL57 Do Conservatives have a moral case to make for their values? Dennis argues strongly that they do. Quantity in Basket: none

	Honor Your Father and Mother: the Most Important Commandment? Code: DTDL56 There are 10 Commandments. We can all agree that they are pretty important. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	Root of the Middle East Conflict Code: DTDL55 The conflict between Israel and the Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank is thought to be intractable. If this is so, should blame be equally distributed between the two warring parties or is there are one side that is right and one side that is wrong? Dennis goes back to the roots of the conflict to find the answer. Quantity in Basket: none

	Understanding Honduras Crisis: Interviews with Hondurans Code: DTDL54 Understanding Honduras Crisis: Interviews with Hondurans 1. Carlos Urbizo -- Former VP Candidate 2. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	Feelings: Key to the Liberal Mind Code: DTDL53 Dennis uncovers the touchstone of all liberal thinking. Marshalling example after example, Dennis makes a persuasive argument that emotions rule the liberal mind in the area of public policy. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	A Debate on Same Sex Marriage: Prager v. Estrich Code: DTDL52 Dennis goes to head to head with Susan Estrich, Fox TV analyst and renown liberal thinker. The subject is perhaps the most divisive issue of the day -- same sex marriage. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	Four Futures for Humanity: Judeo-Christian, Islam, Secular-European, Anarchy Code: DTDL51 Dennis looks into the future and sees four different destinies for civilization -- American, European, Islamic and Anarchy. He examines each possible outcome in detail and explains why the first option is the one we should be striving for. Quantity in Basket: none

	How To Be Happy In A Financial Crisis Code: DTDL50 The economy is reeling. Every day pressures build on all of us. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	A Quarter Century in Radio: Reflections Code: DTDL49 Quantity in Basket: none

	Barack Obama: The View From His Inaugural Address Code: DTDL48 Quantity in Basket: none

	A Happy Jew at Christmas Code: DTDL47 Log Line: Addressing a mixed group of Jewish and Christian leaders, Dennis explains why Christmas makes him a happy Jew. Sound quality: **** Time: 41:00 Summary: Dennis marvels at the controversy that has surrounded the celebration of Christmas as a national holiday for the last decade. He explains why he loves the Christmas season and why the expression of the Christmas spirit with its specia. Quantity in Basket: none

	Why Have Our Universities Gone So Wrong? Code: DTDL46 The university is supposed to be a temple of learning, the place where ideas flow freely and young people are acquire wisdom and inspiration. Well, that's the idea anyway. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	Liberal Conservative Divide: A Debate with Air America Host Thom Hartmann Code: DTDL45 Dennis and liberal talk show host, Thom Hartmann, face off in a debate at the Democratic Convention in Denver. An exciting exchange of ideas between two people who come at public issues from opposite directions, this is a battle royal between two intellectual heavyweights. Quantity in Basket: none

	An Interview with Israel UN Ambassador, Dan Gillerman (Download) Code: DTDL44 Quantity in Basket: none

	Elections: Liberal-Conservative Differences Code: DTDL43 Quantity in Basket: none

	Are Women Superior to Men? A Debate with Shmuley Boteach Code: DTDL42 Dennis Prager: Are Women Superior to Men? A Debate withShmuley Boteach Are Women Superior to Men? A Debate with Shmuley Boteach Log Line: Dennis and Shmuley debate the topic of Shmuley's new book:"The Broken American Male: And How to Fix Him." Sound Quality: ***** Time: 56:01 Summary: Shmuley argues that the American male is in a sad state and in desperate need of repair. Dennis d. Quantity in Basket: none

	Religion and Society Today Code: DTDL41 Quantity in Basket: none

	What Keeps Me Up At Night Code: DTDL40 DTCD41 and DTDL41 - What Keeps Me Up At Night What Keeps Me Up At Night. Quantity in Basket: none

	Debate at the American Atheists Convention Code: DTDL39 Debate at American Atheist Convention Logline : . Quantity in Basket: none

	Does God Have a Vote? Code: DTDL38 Quantity in Basket: none

	On Raising A Good Child III Code: DTDL37 DTCD11 and DTDL11 - On Raising a Good Child II On Raising A Good Child II. Quantity in Basket: none

	A Jew Speaks to 6,000 Christians Code: DTDL36 A Jew Speaks to 6,000 Christians Dennis at the Cornerstone Church. Quantity in Basket: none

	Is Islamo-Fascism a Reality? Code: DTDL35 Lecture given by Dennis Prager at UC Santa Barbara Followed by Questions & Answers. Quantity in Basket: none

	Happiness in Tough Times Code: DTDL34 Happiness In Tough Times If you are a Dennis Talks subscriber, you received this talk as Lecture #34. Quantity in Basket: none

	How a Liberal, New York, Ivy League Jew became a Conservative Code: DTDL33 How a Liberal, New York, Ivy League Jew became a Conservative. Quantity in Basket: none

	Why are Jews on the Left: Further Reflections Code: DTDL32 Why Jews are on the Left: Further Reflections. Quantity in Basket: none

	Two Talks on Ellison Bible/Koran Controversy, Origins, Consequences Code: DTDL31 Two Talks on Ellison Bible/Koran Controversy, Origins, Consequences. Quantity in Basket: none

	A Life In Radio Code: DTDL30 A Life In Radio. Quantity in Basket: none

	Clarifying the Middle East Conflict Code: DTDL29 Clarifying the Middle East Conflict For CD subscription subscribers, this is Lecture #29. Quantity in Basket: none

	The Case for Judeo Christian Values Code: DTDL28 The Case for Judeo Christian Values Side 1: Speech Side 2: Q-A. Quantity in Basket: none

	What Jews and Christians Can Learn From Each Other Code: DTDL27 What Jews and Christians Can Learn From Each Other. Quantity in Basket: none

	Why Do People Become Leftist? Code: DTDL26 Why Do People Become Leftist?. Quantity in Basket: none

	What Text Do You Believe In?; The State of Islam Code: DTDL25 Lecture 1: What Text Do You Believe In? Lecture 2: The State of Islam. Quantity in Basket: none

	God and The Good Code: DTDL24 God and The Good. Quantity in Basket: none

	What I Am Thinking While I Do My Radio Show; Judaism and Happiness Code: DTDL23 Lecture 1: What I Am Thinking While I Do My Radio Show Lecture 2: Judaism and Happiness. Quantity in Basket: none

	Can A Religious Person Respect Other Religions? Code: DTDL22 Can A Religious Person Respect Other Religions? If you believe your religion is true, does that make all other religions false?. Quantity in Basket: none

	Dialogue with a Swedish Student; When are Thoughts Sinful? Code: DTDL21 DTCD21 and DTDL21 Dialogue with a Swedish Student; When are Thoughts Sinful? Dialogue with a Swedish Student - When Are Thoughts Sinful?. Quantity in Basket: none

	Does Law School Make People Better or Worse? Code: DTDL20 Does Law School Make People Better or Worse?. Quantity in Basket: none

	The Bible and Homosexuality Code: DTDL19 Dennis Prager: The Bible and Homosexuality The Bible and Homosexuality Log Line: Dennis explains the Hebrew Bible's position on homosexuality. Sound Quality: **** Time: 1:08:55 Summary: As articulated in the Hebrew Bible, the concept of separation is the key to understanding how God has ordered the universe. This is especially true in. Quantity in Basket: none

	American Values vs European Values Code: DTDL18 Dennis Prager: American Values vs European Values American Values vs. European Values Log Line: Dennis outlines the vast differences between American and Western European values, and then explains why it is essential that all Americans understand this difference. more... Quantity in Basket: none

	A Life of Travel; Arguments for God's Existence Code: DTDL17 Dennis Prager: A Life of Travel; Arguments for God's Existence A Life of Travel; Arguments for God's Existence Log line: Dennis talks about his travels and the effects that they have had on his views. The second part is a look at some arguments for the existence of God. Sound Quality: ***** Time: 1:58:42 Summary: Dennis di. Quantity in Basket: none

	The Case for Capitalism and Shopping; Goodness Above All Code: DTDL16 " The Case for Capitalism and Shopping Log line: Dennis offers a stirring defense of capitalism and explains why being a enthusiastic consumer (within reason) is good for the individual and society. Sound quality: *** Time: 00:43:57 (without questions) 00:59:55 (total) Summary: Nothing good can come from capitalism based purely on selfishness. However, virtually all freedom has been acquired by capitalist. Quantity in Basket: none

	Who Hates America and Why (Part 2); Ethics are Not Enough Code: DTDL15 Who Hates America and Why (Part 2); Ethics are Not Enough Who Hates America and Why (Part 2); Ethics are Not Enough Log line: Part 1: The best way to assess our enemies is to ask what are they values and to assess the sort of societies they have made or wish to make. Part 2: We have two natures � one animal and one holy.&n. Quantity in Basket: none

	Thoughts on Marriage Code: DTDL14 Dennis Prager: Thoughts on Marriage Thoughts on Marriage LOG LINE: Dennis outlines ten key ideas that couples should understand about marriage and their spouses. SOUND QUALITY: * TIME: 1:36:06 SUMMARY: Dennis outlines his valuable insights into marriage � why it's a challenge and and why it's so worth the effort. more...** Quantity in Basket: none

	Differences between the Parties; Why are many Jews Alienated from God? Code: DTDL13 Dennis Prager: Differences between the Parties; Why are many Jews Alienated from God? The Differences between the Parties Log line: While the Republican Party is not perfect, Dennis reveals why the G.O.P is a better alternative than the Democratic Party. Sound: *** (volume not very loud) Time: 00:00:00. Quantity in Basket: none

	A debate with the Left: Dennis Prager and Michael Lerner Code: DTDL12 Dennis Prager: A debate with the Left - Dennis Prager and Michael Lerner A debate with the Left - Dennis Prager and Michael Lerner Log Line - Dennis debates liberal rabbi Michael Lerner on issues ranging from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to America's domestic and foreign policy Time: 1:23:29 Sound Quality *** - Starts abruptly and there is a cutoff at 1:00:12 - at 00:42:06 there i. Quantity in Basket: none

	On Raising A Good Child Code: DTDL11 PI 21 and PI21 DL - On Raising A Good Child II On Raising A Good Child I . Quantity in Basket: none

	Russia and Life Under Communism Code: DTDL10 Russia and Life Under Communism. Quantity in Basket: none

	What Makes a Good Leader? The Torah Does Not Value Blood Code: DTDL09 Dennis Prager - What Makes a Good Leader? The Torah Does Not Value Blood What Makes a Good Leader? The Torah Does Not Value Blood Log Line: Dennis explains the qualities necessary for a good leader and discusses the Torah's emphasis on moral values over blood relations. Sound Quality: 4/5 (5 for first section, 3 for second) Sound Issues: 32:27 sounds li. Quantity in Basket: none

	The World Against Israel Code: DTDL08 Dennis Prager - The World against Israel The World against Israel Log Line: Why is the so much of the world against the State of Israel and what are the motivations behind this prejudice. Sound Quality: *** When talking about the fact that he will publish a list of professors who have refused to come on his show, there is a break in the tape, right after the words, "it's a scand. Quantity in Basket: none

	A Talk to Singles Code: DTDL07 Dennis Prager - A Talk to Singles A Talk to Singles Time: 1:43:39 Log Line: Common mistakes singles make and advice on how to avoid those errors in their search for happiness in love and marriage. Sound Quality: ** (echoey quality, few glitches that disappear when they are listened to again). more...** Quantity in Basket: none