Previous Episodes

Hour 3: Wynne would like to adopt a child, but she`s a widow and not sure it it`s a good idea / Diane`s 14 year-old daughter is already experimenting with sex and drugs

Hour 2: It`s not unusual for Edward`s mother to call him over so he can find her remote control, or buy her a loaf of bread, and he`s not sure how to tell her “no” / E-mail of the day. To send Dr. Laura an e-mail go to www.drlaura.com

Hour1: A happy-go-lucky child is a sign of good health, right? Dr. Laura discusses The Longevity Project, a study that links certain character traits to long life / calls

Hour 3: Lauren`s parents are splitting up and they`re dragging her into all of their arguments, but not for long because Dr. Laura has a plan / Liza works in a church with a bully

Hour 2: E-mail of the day; to send Dr. Laura an e-mail go to www.drlaura.com / Josie climbs up from the depths of mental illness with a little help from one of Dr. Laura`s books

Hour1: Dr. Laura talks guns; where they should be allowed, and where they shouldn`t / Sheryl is questioning her faith after she found out her nephew was killed in Afghanistan

Hour 3: The Friday Interview: Go behind the scenes of the movie ratings game with Dr. Ted Baehr, founder and publisher of www.movieguide.org

Hour 2: Monica falls to second place on the leader board of love, eclipsed from the top spot by none other than her boyfriend`s dog / Dave tells the story of his late wife, who died saving their drowning daughter

Hour1: Dr. Laura`s mission to stay in shape has some listeners writing confrontational e-mails / Linda`s dad was sexually abusive, a trait recognized (and ignored) by her mother.

Hour 3: Mitchell is taking some heavy-duty financial risks in order to homeschool his kids / Nancy worries that a change of school will harm her son`s carefree way of life