Previous Episodes

Lora is engaged to a man whose son is his best friend and confidant, even in matters of romantic relationships. Weird. Wrong. Whoa!

Why We Hate Customer Service / After Shelly's husband passed away, opportunistic relatives show up to claim historical heirlooms. But, when several prized possessions turn up missing, Shelly becomes the scapegoat and falls victim to nasty accusations.

Dale's son is cruel, mean and angry - so rather than shower him with meaningless love texts, the time has come for Dale to be honest and admit her true feelings.

Tess is simultaneously supporting and being abused by members of her family. Clearly Tess wants to "pull the plug" on the financial help, but she worries about the emotional repercussions that are sure to follow.

Kathy's sense of self-love is rooted in her jealousy of her two sisters. But what Dr. Laura explains is that if "self-love" is replaced by "self-respect," everything changes!

How to Be Ultra-Productive / Pam worries about her 19-year-old son who makes bad choices and stupid mistakes, like getting fired for smoking at work in a non-smoking zone...or so he says.

Marie reacts to situations now in a similar way to how she did years ago as a child, a realization that made her question the state of her own mental health. Dr. Laura and Marie discuss whether her condition is fixable, and what can be done.

Following Dr. Laura's advice from several months ago, Chris ditched husband #2 to start a new life with her kids. Just as the family resumed a happy state of normalcy, husband #1 has shown up to ask for a second chance.

Fat Friends Lead to Fat Kids / Gaylon calls Dr. Laura for consolation while driving to the hospital for a first visit with her husband, who attempted to end his life with a gun last night.

Sarah is unsure of what her dad's role in this game of living ought to be. Despite a shaky past, Sarah's father makes an effort, if only on holidays and birthdays, to be a good daddy, and that, Dr. Laura says, is what it's all about.