Identity theft is a very modern peril. As such many people remain woefully uninformed about this frightening topic. Well worry not, here with Francesca this week is Steven Weisman. He is the creator of Scamicide.com, a website detected to informing the public about the dangers of online scams and identity theft. Steven is here this week to tell you all about how anyone, young or old, can fall victim to these deceptions and what you can do to protect yourself.

One would think that in an age of social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter that people are more connected than ever before. But is that really the case? Rosemary Nickle joins Francesca this week to discuss how more connection doesn't necessarily mean less loneliness.

The terrorist attacks of September 11th left thousands dead, and many more grieving. 16 of those killed were twins and while one cannot really compare cases of such loss it still makes you wonder, what is it like to lose a twin? Pam Bittner who lost her brother Jeffery is here this week to talk about just that.

Do you find yourself staying quite as a mouse when your partner decides to get amorous? Do you find yourself straying outside your relationship for sexual fulfillment? Renowned relationship expert Michele Davis Weiner is here this week to talk about what you can do to add some extra zest to your relationships.

Diagnosis of ADD and ADHD in both adults and children are becoming increasingly common. Yet many people remain in the dark about the specifics of these conditions. Here to shed some light on the subject is Dr. Craig Surman author of "Fast Minds: How to Thrive If You Have ADHD (Or Think You Might).

Dignity is something that everyone seems to know instinctively but has difficulty expressing it with words. And yet when we feel our dignity is trampled upon it can bring out some of our ugliest emotions. Here to talk about Dignity and what it means when it is violated is Dr. Donna Hicks.

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.