Previous Episodes

Nancy's friend is starting to drink more than usual, not to mention, making some dangerous life choices. Is it even possible for Nancy to be a good friend with all this risky behavior?

Jane's father is 95-years-old and still holds a public office in Oklahoma. Jane is starting to notice that her father is beginning to have some short term memory problems. Concerned about his health, Jane would like her father to step down from his position.

Why It's OK to Quit / Dave has gotten his divorce. The problem is that this divorce may cost him his relationship with his son. Now that the divorce is final, his son no longer wants to have anything to do with him.

Elizabeth was invited to be in her friends wedding. She wants to go but she is having second thoughts and anxiety about going to this big family function. Looking for tips on how to cope so she can be there for her friend, Elizabeth calls Dr. Laura.

The Danger of Telling Kids 'You Can Do Anything' / Kelly has had a strained and poor relationship with her mother. Now that Kelly has a daughter, she's not sure if it's worth it to work on repairing this relationship so that her daughter can know her grandmother.

Ashley's son is on the youth football team and plays often. Ashley has noticed that one of her son's friends has been benched a lot lately. Ashley took it upon herself to find out why this kid is always on the sidelines. Turns out that his parents can't afford the team dues that are paid to the team. Should Ashley stick her nose further into this situation by offering to help pay these dues or should she just keep her nose to herself?

What You Need to Know Before You Get Married / Vanessa is getting divorced. Her husband is not the biological father of her daughter, although, he did adopt her as an infant. Now that she and her husband are going their separate ways, she needs to find a way to protect and help her daughter cope with her soon to be ex-husband's hurtful comments.

Dell is struggling with his self confidence and his fear of rejection. He's having such a hard time that he has turned to food for comfort. If Dell wants to be healthier, he is going to have to find a way to constructively deal with his emotions.

Jackie's husband keeps bailing out his kids whenever they are in trouble, without fail. On the other hand, Jackie wants her children to be independent and would rather let them face their consequences. This difference in parenting style is causing some trouble in paradise.

When Nancy was younger, she was molested by her cousin. Still feeling guilt over it, she is contemplating revealing her secret to her sister.