Previous Episodes

Nikki's family doesn't accept her choice of a two-mother lifestyle, which means Nikki's natural born child will be minus an older generation of loving relatives. That is, unless the older generation can generate a younger way to think.

Teresa's parents are coming over for Thanksgiving and, per their usual routine, are planning to hop around town with their friends as soon as the festivities of Thursday Night are over. Feeling slighted by her parents, Teresa calls Dr. Laura to see if her feelings are justified.

Make Love, Not Money / Cindy and Tom's 14 year-old boy is showing some troubling signs having: depression, pornographic magazines, ADHD, and worse yet, his parents don't seem to know much about the way he thinks - or how to help him.

The Art of Saying 'No' / Some time has passed now since Ryan experienced the most difficult thing any parent could ever imagine...times two. Conversations at home around the subject are muted, and often ignored in hopes the pain will not return, but the hurt remains.

Debra's nephew stole $50,000 worth of jewelry from her, causing the family to splinter into groups of conspiracy theorists and finger-pointers.

Lauren's husband has a habit of nitpicking at the details of their son's life to a ridiculous extent, dozens of times every day. How can she make him stop?

Eleven-year-old Sarah has a crush on a boy at school and finds herself tongue-tied when trying to ignite a conversation.

Rick is involved in a homosexual relationship with a priest. The priest, who plays a completely different character inside the church, poses a crisis of conscience for Rick, who believes the parishioners have a right to know the truth.

Stop Throwing Money Down the Drain / A week after Uvi and Karen vowed a swift end to their perpetual complaints, they call Dr. Laura with an update on what may be the beginning of their happily ever after.

Lisa is training to run a mountain race, but family drama is threatening to derail her from her goal. Should she focus on herself, or should she allow her relatives to take priority?