Previous Episodes

Here's the G-rated version of the advice that Dr. Laura gives to Tina: "Tell him to buzz off and go home to his wife." The unrated version packs more of a wallop.

A skills test seems to have gotten the best of Adam, who fails again and again, but just barely. Perhaps he really doesn't want to pass...but why?

Post-Baby Bumpin' / By observing a familiar problem from a new angle, one can discover a new solution. It's an instinctive weapon wielded by good engineers, and a novel way for Jane to tackle the strained relationship with her mother-in-law.

Sandy's son is in college and still dating the same girl he dated in high school. Unsatisfied with the quantity of sewn oats on her son's farm, Sandy suggests a more hedonistic lifestyle offered by fraternities, bars and parties.

Merna now knows that enlightenment needn't wait until moments before The End. Sometimes all it takes for a true revelation is to talk to Dr. Laura.

Slacker Boys / John digs a female coworker even though he is married and his cubicle princess is enchanted by another prince. What harm can come of offering her a ride home every once in a while?

John's 22-year-old daughter is an "employee" of the family business. However, Holly, John's wife, would define their daughter's role in other, less worker-sounding wording, like "a waste of company resources."

Making Healthy Choices / When he was 17, Fabio got his girlfriend pregnant, decided he was too young to be a father, and split. Seventeen years later, thanks to the powers of computerized communication, Fabio has discovered his son's whereabouts and wants to meet him. But how? When? What should he say?

Dr. Laura explains the many perils of teenage sex to Olivia and to you (to whom it may concern).

Melissa has decided to be a stay-at-home mom. Due to this decision, her husband believes she should take on more duties around the house previously under his jurisdiction.