Beatty interviewed Martin a 28 year old professional male about this views (and his generation's views) about relationships, marriage and children.  An interview not to be missed.  She also discussed recent research about how parents can raise morally responsible and empathic children.  And did you know that children do better in school when their parents are LESS involved in their children's day to day school life? Parents should set the stage and then leave it.

Tonight, Beatty Cohen has on Dr. Patricia Demming. They both discuss the physical phenomenon known as female sex dysfunction. points out that just because things aren't happening sexually between the couple may be attested to something more than just physical. Tune in to learn new ways to communicate with your partner about sex.

Tonight we have a different kind of show - addressing the topic of mass incarceration with Mujahid Farid and Jim Vrettos.

Beatty stressed the importance of preventative relationship education programs.  Teaching people how to recognize the signs of domestic abuse BEFORE it starts would save millions of women the heartbreak of ending up as victims.  Her guest tonight was Kirsi Paalanen, Certified Health Coach and founder of My Orange Villa. They talked about how she helps corporations and individuals learn the ABC's of de-stressing both at work and at home.

Beatty answered emails from listeners who wanted advice about sex, love and relationships issues.  She also discussed the 10 areas that need to be explored if couples are having problems in the bedroom.

Beatty's guest tonight was New York City Urologist Dr. Franklin Lowe.  They discussed how many married couples are unhappy with their sex lives, while at the same time are not willing to acknowledge, address and resolve the issues that are contributing to their lack of passion and sex.  Beatty talked about the importance of keeping the couple and the couple's sex lives at the top of the list of people's priorities and made a number of suggestion that can help keep the sizzle going.

Beatty talked about the complexities of theWoody Allen/Dylan Farrow drama. She also interviewed New York Times best selling author Lori Gottlieb, about her bookMarry Him: The Case For Settling for Good Enough.They talked about the importance of 'couple first', rather than kids, computers and cell phones.

Beatty's guest tonight was Jim Vrettos, host of the Rebbe, the Radical and the Rev. They discussed the importance of romance and sex in long-term relationships and encouraged couples to not ignore this very important aspect of their relationship.

Beatty answered questions from viewers who asked her advice about: treatment for depression, what to do about a lack of sex drive and how to deal with an obnoxious mother-in-law. She also discussed the latest research findings on what makes for happy long-term relationships.

Beatty discussed our need for relationship and sex education regardless of our age or stage in life. She also talked about how good sex is possible in long-term relationships, regardless of Ester Perel's belief that familiarity breeds sexual indifference and decay.