Discovering that someone you love has been keeping secrets from you can be devastating. It makes you question everything you once believed to be true about your life. Jane Isay is on the show this week to talk about her experience as both a secret finder and secret keeper.

Jane Isay returns to the show to discuss her new book "Mom Still Likes You Best." It is a book that works to dispel the myth that sibling bonds come without resentment and strife. Join Francesca and Jane as they talk about how families can work to overcome the feuds of the past for a better relationship for the future.

Why are men in such a hurry for sex? Why do women worry so much about a guy's financial status? Michael Gilbert author of "The Disposable Male: Sex, Love, and Money: Your World through Darwin's Eyes" is here to discuss just that. Then Steve Olsher drops in to talk about his book "What Is Your What?" Chock full of tips to help you find the one thing you were born to do.

Are you tired of hearing "Why aren't you married?" Francesca is joined by Sara Eckel this week to discuss her book "It's Not You: 27 (Wrong) Reasons You're Still Single." Join them as they try to dispel the myths and misconceptions that surround the single life.

Personal development is big business. There are millions of people that are always on the lookout for something "more" in their life. And a myriad of coaches, books, and retreats to help people achieve that. But how effective are all these self-help treatments in reality? David Cunningham, the leader of the Landmark Education Forum joins the show to explain his approach to self-improvement. Then Ariel Gore stops in to talk about the responsibilities of caring for aging parents and how much we really owe them for raising us.

Dr. Osama Hamdy and his team at the Joselin Diabetes Center may have unlocked the secret to halting the progression of Type-2 Diabetes. Join the doctor and Francesca as they talk about how a change in diet, lifestyle, and weight can go a long way to reversing the damage brought by this disease.

What drives us to make the decisions that we do? Why do we still feel pain after taking a cheaper aspirin, but feel better after a more expensive one? Why do we splurge on a big meal and cut coupons the next day? Psychology professor Dan Ariely is the author of "Predictably Irrational" is on the show this week. Join him and Francesca to discover how human beings may not be as rational as we like to believe.

It's often said that you should "look for a man who loves his mother" in a partner. But what if the man in question has yet to separate from his mother emotionally? How do you ensure that you stay #1 in his emotional life? Dr. Peggy Drexler is here this week to weigh in on this topic.

Francesca is joined by Abby Rodman who's here share some insight from her book "Should you Marry Him." Stay tuned for an episode chock full of advice that anyone interested in tying the knot would be grateful to have.

Who waits till they're 50 to call it quits on their marriage? It turns out that graying divorce isn't just an observation in this country, it's a trend. Laura Silverstein joins Francesca to help explain why.