Previous Episodes

Who's Paying for College? / Angie's son skipped school to take his girlfriend home for sex. Angie plans to tell the girl's parents about the incident, but doesn't know what words to use.

Michelle's daughter was badly traumatized and forced to take time away from school. Michelle doesn't know what to tell people when they ask what's happened. The truth, Dr. Laura advises, is that it's not anyone's business.

At the peak of her physical attractiveness, Melissa believes it's just not right that her husband be the only man on planet Earth to enjoy her womanly gifts.

Andrew doesn't think a middle school basketball game in which his daughter will play 12 minutes is reason enough to skip a vacation. Dr. Laura thinks otherwise and, by the end of the call, so does Andrew.

Milad is on-track and clean after a year and a half off heroin. His 16-year-old brother appears to be following in treacherous footsteps, however, but their parents are fearful and full of denial. What can an older brother do to prevent disaster?

Save $2,500 a Year on Lunch / When it comes to choosing women, Bob is horrendous. Listen to his stories and decide whether Bob is a "moron" as he calls himself or just a poor unlucky fellow.

After neglecting her husband for a long time, Leigh discovered that her man has been sending flirties of various sorts to a lady at work.

A man hit on Ron's wife. Naturally, Ron confronted him, but Ron's wife is upset, insisting she could have handled the situation on her own.

How to Be an Effective Parent / Carla noticed that her own pattern of unhealthy eating and weight gain has passed on to her son. In an attempt to curb her son's obesity, Carla uses video games as a monthly bargaining chip in exchange for lost pounds.

Suicide Rate at an All-Time High / Melissa has made her share of mistakes in life, but after having two babies with one man, leaving, and getting pregnant with another, her biggest mistake was to call Dr. Laura.