Previous Episodes

Lessons from the Sandusky Trial / Mary can't decide whether she is June Cleaver, Marilyn Monroe or...just a woman who made a big mistake.

Christina Hoff Sommers joins Dr. Laura to talk about the staggering power college girls have to claim rape, especially in cases where both partners are under the influence of alcohol.

Angie recounts a childhood riddled with physical and psychological wounds that resulted in an adulthood scarred by mistrust and self-doubt.

"Dr. Laura is on, right now!" Cayman Kelly lends his voice to most of the production work you hear on the show. Cayman joins Dr. Laura to talk about the next phase in his showbiz career - movies!

Jeff is convinced that his nephew is a bad kid. Although it's not his fault, of course, because no one can say for sure why these things happen, when Jeff witnessed his nephew push his 5-year-old son into a swimming pool - knowing he can't swim - the alarms went off. And they are still ringing despite opposition from many other members of the family who refuse to seek psychiatric assistance for the boy.

Why Women Love Bad Boys / Elizabeth followed all of Dr. Laura's rules for dating and has apparently found herself a wonderful man: respectful, loyal, concerned...all of it. However, Elizabeth has begun doubting herself, and worries about "running him off." She calls Dr. Laura again to see what's going on.

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.