Previous Episodes

Roxine begins to share her own experience with sexual abuse through a letter that addresses the need for a greater dialogue on the issue. Tomorrow Roxine will finish her story, and others will join her in sharing personal experiences with sexual abuse.

Jennifer's mother has abused drugs to the point it has destroyed her relationship with everyone in the family / Debbie overcame drug addiction with the help of a psychiatrist until her husband, a medical doctor, took her off the medicine that helped her stay clean.

Dr. Laura unleashes her outrage at those who allowed the blatant sexual abuse of young children at Penn State to happen without repercussion in order to protect the football program.

Jane would like to talk to her daughter about a failed first marriage, but Dr. Laura turns the call around to make Jane realize what red flags she missed while dating her pretty-boy ex-husband.

In the first hour, Dr. Laura discussed the impact suicide has on family and friends. Here she reads several stories from listeners about how this tragic phenomenon affected them.

A troubled child is asking for Louise's help. She wants to take him in, but she's not sure how far her responsibilities with him should reach / Rebecca's 25 year-old son is in jail and in danger of losing all his possessions to the state - as his mother what can she do to help?

Young Lewis is expecting a video game for Christmas, but instead he wants to use his own money to have it NOW! - is he wrong to battle his mother about it? / Kelly's husband has returned home from combat - he goes out drinking a lot wit his buddies and spends very little time at home

Kelly is having trouble with the lovey-dovey side of marriage after 7 years with her husband / Brenda, a married woman, hangs out with a man she calls her "friend", they eat together, watch movies together and, uhhhh, no wonder her mother-in-law is suspicious.

How is it possible to be totally clueless as to why your spouse wants out? / The Penn State sex scandal hits close to home for Amy's family, and she calls the show to discuss her concerns

An old Singer Sewing machine has Claire singing the blues / Lisa is expected to solve her family's financial crisis even though her husband is the one who knowingly entered the marriage unable to support a family...well, Lisa knew it too, but still the pressure is too much for her to handle