Previous Episodes

Deflate Your Big Head / Shelita is dating the world's most incredible man...well...almost. He is in the habit of not paying taxes "just because," and he's otherwise a generally irresponsible person. Dr. Laura talks to Shelita, who is in her 40s, about the consequences of living life with such a man.

Christa finds it impossible to support her son because he is gay. It's not because he's gay that Christa shows less than a full measure of support, but rather because her religious beliefs are stronger than her instincts as a mother.

Beth wonders whether she overstepped her bounds as a mom by removing her daughter from a university where influences outside the classroom were threatening to derail a good education.

A Year Without a Mirror / What Matt didn't realize until speaking with Dr. Laura is that by impregnating his fiancee (a jealous-hearted witch of a woman), the person he really screwed was himself.

Ken's son is about to marry a woman who will soon be one kidney short; the other is going to her ailing father. This opens a two-way discussion about parents receiving organs from their kids, and whether recent college grads are ready to support a family.

John calls the show seeking advice on how to demonstrate his undying love for his self-conscious wife, showing us all in the process that whether women are cryin' or bullets are flyin' - U.S. marines have guts!

Overcome with emotion, Brad calls Dr. Laura for help with saying goodbye to a son who knowingly ruined himself with drugs.

Terry is engaged to a man who has given up on sex altogether and doesn't even show desire to have desire. What's a woman in need of lovin' to do?

A Teenager in Love / Julia and her two siblings - all adults - live with their father, who has been dating a potentially disastrous woman for several months. Does Julia have any right to intervene in order to convince her dad that his woman is bad news?

Sweet 16 isn't so sweet for Skyler, who is struggling with an overwhelming feeling that nobody (family excluded) needs her. Skyler talks with Dr. Laura to gain a more positive perspective on life.