Previous Episodes

Bonnie is jealous of her boyfriend's relationship with his mother (who he lives with) - Bonnie wants to be the only woman in his life / Jennifer just found out she is pregnant with her third son but was really hoping to have a girl.

Debra doesn't know how to behave around her sister's family, most of whom show little regard for their elderly parents

Candace is engaged to a younger man. He is now beginning to abuse alcohol but when he's sober, he's a great guy / Thomas and his wife had a fight. While he was sleeping his wife hit him in the mouth with a hammer. He doesn't know how to explain why he is missing 4 teeth.

Chelsea asks "What do you call a nosey pepper?" / Carley asks "Who are the longest speakers?"

Ashley asks "What did the smart light bulb (who happens to listen to listens to Dr. Laura) say to the Blonde light bulb?" / Wes ponders the age old question "What does Popeye the sailor man prefer, butter or margarine?"

Welcome Dr. Laura's 84th annual Corny Joke Day! Today's show is a perfect way to get your holiday weekend started - it's full of jokes you can use at the dinner table, we're giving away cool prizes, AND you get a heavy dose of polka music. Yeah! Happy Thanksgiving.

Although she won't admit it, Tanya's husband is a hoarder and he needs professional help / A cute hockey player at Elizabeth's school invited her to prom after dumping another girl...well, he dumped Elizabeth shortly thereafter for yet another girl. Dr. Laura teaches Elizabeth a lesson in Creepology.

Brenda is tired of family getting in the way of her personal decisions / Mandy's two sisters have both disconnected their mother from their lives and, although Mandy has every reason to do so herself, she wonders whether it's the right thing to do.

Print book vs. Ebook - who's the winner with kids? / During a routine visit to her local health clinic, Bailey's doctor insulted her relentlessly about a tattoo, behavior that Dr. Laura deems worthy of a refund. / Melissa must confront her overly-flirtatious friend, who makes a habit of hitting on every man in the room.

Young Sophie is sad about her parents' decision to separate, so sad she thinks her feelings will last forever.