Previous Episodes

Jill's full-time job (with overtime and benefits) is to take care of her kids, right? Right. So why are her friends nagging her to get a "real" job?

Bee is forever waiting on that other shoe to fall, always thinking of the worst outcome for every scenario, but especially when it comes to medical tests. Well, the last test came back with a question mark, and Bee is convinced it's...time to call Dr. Laura.

When Kids Hurt Themselves / Cindy and her husband have decided to put their marriage to the ultimate test, and that is to start swingin'! They're just making a quick phone call to Dr. Laura first to see where on the moral compass their brilliant scheme will point.

Truck-driving duo Emily and Vlad, bound by a moral clause to be together around the clock, have found the highway of life to be a treacherous ride.

Although Amanda is admittedly skilled in the art of bone jumping, her husband's bones are never jumped because, as Amanda puts it, "he's not living up to his full potential."

Can Women Still Expect Chivalry? / Amy tells Dr. Laura a frightening story involving her two young children, a strange man with a knife, and a heroic act of bravery.

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!