Previous Episodes

Cosmo mag not good for your health / Penny calls Dr. Laura to figure out why, after a lifetime of wicked behavior by her father, she feels the need play the role of a rescuer.

Leslie despises her body so much all her thoughts are focused on her own imperfections. / Elle has cancer. She also has a daughter with a man who isn't ready for fatherhood. Now she's stuck and has no idea how to move forward.

Robin is upset with her husband for not standing up for her during a party where one of the guests rudely interrupted a 2-hour Skype session.

Dana practices martial arts to maintain a healthy body and mind, although when it comes to sparring, the threat of physical pain keeps her from reaching her full potential.

Carl's wife sends sexual text messages to other men. Carl stays up at night thinking, worrying, he wonders if something more substantial may be going on - beyond the text. / Mary is too open with strangers, she tells her life story to everyone, but with her husband Mary is more reserved, and less free in her expression.

Differences between men and women / Alissa has her heart set on an arts-based high school instead of a more 'generic' district school, but there are downsides to attending. A little nudge from Dr. Laura, a live performance by Alissa, and bada boom, bada bing!

Charlotte's husband cheated on her at least 12 times, she has gained over 100 pounds, and her life is in a general state of chaotic disarray / Joe and his wife learned recently their children, ages 8 and 10, are sexually exploring each other.

On the day they were to meet with a priest to discuss marriage, Jessica and her boyfriend split up. Is Jessica's boyfriend obligated to pay child support?

Carol is enwrapped in her sister's problems in spite of a 'wonderful life' of her own / Matt is weaning himself off Paxil but negative, depressive thinking keeps him up at night, making complete withdrawal a difficult task.

Hot vs. Pretty / Dee asks Dr. Laura how best to approach her 12 year-old with the dreaded "birds-and-bees" conversation in advance of sex-ed at school. You'll have to hear it for yourself, but let's just say Dee got what she asked for.