Previous Episodes

Crystal calls Dr. Laura for advice on breaking off a friendship with a woman who boasts about sleeping with married men.

The time of love and kisses in Sean and Paige's relationship is ancient history, and they now seem like two roommates raising kids. After an exchange of adorations and a little nudging from Dr. Laura, the magic of a happier time has finally returned.

Believing in Marriage / After breaking off her engagement, Sam calls Dr. Laura to discuss her situation in broader terms - not only was this guy no good, but why does it seem that every guy is no good?

After a lifetime of negativity from her sister, Megan calls Dr. Laura for help in moving away from the suffocating shadow of her closest sibling.

Jenn is trying to rationalize the dissolution of a relationship with a man that by all accounts should have been 'the one.'

Comparing Ourselves to Others / Doug's wife is trying to create the illusion that she is the only woman with whom Doug has enjoyed the blissful darkness of a bedroom. The only problem is, Doug has fathered five children with three women and was far from pure when he exchanged vows for a third time.

Jane wonders whether it's appropriate to invite her late husband's family to her second wedding. Dr. Laura walks and talks her through a situation teeming with emotion.

Tara's husband is getting laid off by the Navy and it's throwing their stable California life into peril. As usual, Dr. Laura acts as a port in the storm.

Face it... Your Child Lies / Audrey's friend is planning on jumping the marital ship as soon as her kids are grown and out of the house. Intuitive as ever, Dr. Laura delves into the complex and powerful friendship dynamics at play.

Brianne calls Dr. Laura for the right words to tell her husband, in the delicate way that a caring wife should, that if his little habit of chewing tobacco doesn't stop, his throat will likely disintegrate and fall from his precious little neck.