Melissa discusses the benefits of appointment television and why binge-watching may not be the best solution.  Plus, women in Nepal are forced to leave their families because of this.  And Melissa witnessed someone save a baby's life recently.  She'll explain how.

Melissa has a Mother's Day message that will make you grab a tissue.  Plus, is she becoming an over-the-top competitive mom? And if you have never had a bra that fit you properly, Melissa tells you about a new smart device that might help you finally find what you need.

If you are with a man that has a beard, Melissa has this warning for you both.  Plus, she talks about one scene in Avengers: Endgamethat gives women something they've never had before.  And there is a marathon women are participating in worldwide, but it's not running shoes they're wearing.

Melissa has already had to dish out some money due to an allergy-related injury, but why did she have to make ANOTHER trip to a doctor, this time to Urgent Care?!? Melissa also shares what one flight attendant did on a recent work trip she's never seen before.  And, a woman just woke up from a coma after suffering injuries on a car accident.  But how long ago was that wreck?

Melissa talks about the most expensive piece of candy she has ever purchased.  What made it so unique?  Plus, she talks about a new show she is binging, and it's not "Game of Thrones!" And Melissa has a small world story that proves you never know who might remember you down the line.

Melissa concludes her conversation with Carmen Ekdahl and Shay McLemore, a mother/daughter team who works with First Responders and children in the Juvenile Court system.  She also welcomes Dr. Felecia Dawson, an Atlanta doctor who is hosting an event for women to get involved in the emerging cannabis industry.

Is it worth using Uber Pool? Melissa describes her ride with a challenging car mate.  And Melissa welcomes to the show Carmen Ekdahl and Shay McLemore, a mother/daughter team who works with First Responder and children in the Juvenile Court system.

On the heels of heartbreaking suicides of those affected by the Parkland and Sandy Hook school shootings, Melissa talks with Melissa Black about mental health.  Ms. Black is an Atlanta-area resident who has dealt with mental health issues within her own family and shares their stories.

Spring is in the air, and so are allergies.  Melissa shares her natural remedies for fighting the pollen.  Plus, have you ever had a perfect bra? Neither has Melissa and she shares her frustrations about her current options.  And one 9-year-old girl in the Carolinas finds a new friend...the very, very old fashioned way.

Are we failing women in Hollywood? Also, Melissa just got the best gift ever from her son.  And, she discusses the core issue behind the college scandal involving Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman.