The Dennis Prager Show

Popular host Gad Saad calls in

Actor Jeff Daniels isn't a fan of being a white man

Dennis responds to the phenomenon of orchestras and opera companies focusing on racial equity.

Dennis interviews Arthur Herman about his new history book, "The Viking Heart."

Dennis interviews former Navy SEAL Don Brown who takes a closer look at our largest special forces catastrophe to date.

Don Brown tells Dennis about the alleged cover-up.

Dennis takes a call from a Raytheon employee in Southern California who questions the latest Critical Race Theory initiative in the company.

Julie Hartman, a 21-year-old college student, argues that the COVID lockdowns produced harmful effects for young people and that lockdowns only targeting the vulnerable would have been better for everyone. Further, she contends that most young people would hold onto the belief that their forced isolation was a good idea because it serves as a coping mechanism. "If you accept that the past year and a half of your life has gone to waste, that's a very tough pill to swallow, so...it is easier for people my age to tell themselves that [the lockdown was] worth it than to accept that...it wasn't."

Dennis makes the case for Religion on the Ultimate Issues Hour.

Dennis reads you a piece from the most frightening article of the weekend. Are these people serious?

Dennis interviews Carol Roth about her book, "The War on Small Business"

Carol tells Dennis what it's like in Chicago as she describes it not as vibrant as it used to be.

Heather Mac Donald joins Dennis on the phone to talk about this and more...