Previous Episodes

Grouchy Aging Parents / When the stresses and pain of being human are too much to withstand, when the void in the pit of her stomach is an all-engulfing abyss of emptiness...Debbie buys shoes. She doesn't always wear them though.

After 49 years in a tepid marriage, Connie wonders if she might be better off without her husband and face this cold world alone.

Nervous about her family's plan to move across the country, Lauri, who calculates the outcome of every detail in life, learns something from Dr. Laura about the virtues of a good ol' fashioned adventure.

Although Sharon should have really seen this coming, her husband is steadily devolving into an awful human being. Just recently when the fire alarms went off in the house at night, he smashed a picture frame and used it as a tool for the systematic destruction of every alarm.

The Hang-ups of Hookups / Ro calls Dr. Laura to ask about the behavior of a so-called friend. Why so-called? Because she is quick to disagree, quick to start verbal fights, and quick to lose her temper over very minor problems. What kind of a friend is this?: No kind, that's what kind.

Ousted from his dream job by a vindictive group of women at work, Michael calls the show for advice on how to handle himself post-incident.

It seems Michael is prepared to call it quits on his brother forever because of a dispute over an clunky old laptop computer.

Your Kid's Kooky Friend / Chloe, a nurse, finds it difficult to stomach the daily loss of life she witnesses at the hospital. Her boss advises her to "stay with it," a very different message from the one given to her by Dr. Laura - and nowhere near as insightful.

After her son's roommate got busted for selling drugs, Carolyn faces a difficult task: she must now call the police and inform them that her son is also selling.

Cheryl's lack of self-confidence in the realm of "book smarts" has been exacerbated by her husband's decision to enroll in a class taught by a female professor, to whom he has grown a little too close and comfortable. A lot too close actually - it's making Cheryl rethink her role as a wife.