Previous Episodes

Annie is beginning to consider retiring. She loves her job but feels it is just causing her way too much stress. Is this just a fleeting feeling or should she look more into retirement?

Ginny has a 14-year-old son who she wants to prepare for the real world. Wanting to be a responsible mother and prepare him properly, Ginny calls Dr. Laura for some parenting tips.

Causes of Internal Conflict and How to Overcome It / Jenny's has been dating her boyfriend for a while now. Recently, her beau asked her to move in and be his shack up honey. Jenny values her relationship but she's questioning if this is the right thing to do with her relationship.

Marie attends regular bible study and lately, she is finding herself distracted. One particular woman in the group has a caught Marie's attention and it's driving her bananas. Should Marie say something to this woman about her rude habits or just keep her mouth shut?

Tips for Talking Money with Family / Natasha needs some guidance on how to get her alcoholic brother under control. She see's that her brother is taking advantage of their grandmother and she doesn't want the situation to get any worse.

Carol knows that her cat is sick, but she loves her and she's having a hard time letting go. Carol calls into the show, looking for help to overcome all the grief and sadness she feels in this difficult time.

Jenny's friend has suffered a brain injury and is now is the hospital. Jenny is trying her best to be there for her friend but the stress of dealing with a person who has had a traumatic injury may be too much to handle.

Stephanie's husband makes a large donation to their church every month. Stephanie wants nothing more than to make her husband happy and support her church...but this monthly payment is killing their finances!!

Ways Stress Affects Men and Women Differently / Carly lives in Colorado but her boyfriend lives in California. The long-distance relationship is beginning to take a toll on Carly, but she isn't ready to let go. Carly calls the show, looking for a way to bridge the gap and make this situation a little less painful.

Dell is upset his adult children brought alcohol to his grandson's birthday party. Should Dell address them for their actions, or just let it be?