Previous Episodes

After eight months with her second husband, Debra is standing at the corner of Misery and Splitsville once again. As if on cue, Brian, her husband calls the show to work out their issues live on the air.

Katherine's husband over-reacts, is unpredictable, and is generally a difficult man to deal with / Leanne's boyfriend is routinely mean to Leanne's sister; there is apparently a bad history between the two. After speaking with Dr. Laura it seems that Leanne is among those who are at fault.

Dr. Laura discusses the shocking truth of childhood obesity in America / Julie is unsure whether to a attend a family-friendly trip with her ex-best-friend who was recently outed for cheating with a man who will also be on the trip.

Tina has transformed herself from soul mate to police officer and her husband is behaving accordingly / Elizabeth's husband is unhappy and has announced he is leaving in the spring. Using "The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands" as her guide, Elizabeth now has 6 months to save her marriage.

Deanne's in-laws are raising self-centered kids who have a bad influence on Deanne's own children / Lisa's husband is texting and hanging out with a female co-worker. This makes Lisa uncomfortable, yet her husband won't stop his despicable behavior.

Manny and his wife are at odds with each other when it comes to addressing their son's weight problem / Jennifer's husband refused to give a blood sample necessary for their new life insurance policy. Is he hiding something?

Renee's son was caught having sex with his girlfriend in a public movie theater, and now Renee is at loss as to how to move on with effective discipline.

Chris's wife is very close with the family dog. So close, in fact, Chris calls Dr. Laura to complain his dog gets more lovin' than he does.

Dr. Laura transforms Michelle's life by offering a new perspective on losing weight. How? By eating lots of chocolate, of course!

Amanda works undercover in animal abuse cases. The horrific animal abuse stories Amada has witnessed are a true eye-opener into a world rarely discussed.