Previous Episodes

Angela's daughter prefers to stay with her nanny than go home to her own "mother." / Dee is in search of answers after her teenage son drank himself to the point of unconsciousness, alone, in his room.

Dr. Laura talks about the perils of divorce in a family with children. / Given the choice between a confident, strong woman, and a helpless, rescue me-type, Keith runs for a phone booth and does the quick-change routine every time.

Lisa's son is struggling to accept a life with his step-dad, which seems much different (and worse) than the upbringing he enjoyed with his father.

Yesterday you heard Dr. Laura talk about why cheaters cheat. Today you will hear to what extraordinary lengths a suspicious spouse will go to catch their (soon to be not so) significant one in action with another.

Julie has become an unpleasant person as a result of a series of poor decisions, most involving her manipulative parents. Dr. Laura talks to Julie about the hazards (and rewards) of growing up.

Kelly is already separated from her husband after only three years of marriage. One example of why? Kelly attends Alcoholics Anonymous, her husband sells beer for a living.

Pamela wants no information about her ex-husband to trickle down to her children, although endless court proceedings threaten to make this goal impossible.

Rejection is the ruler of Mike's life. Although he has dated more than a few women in his 28 years, the downfall of those relationships haunts him to this day.

Cheating on a spouse is an activity practiced by women and men, but, as it turns out, men have no choice - it's in their DNA to sleep around. Really?!?!?!

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.