The Rev. Pat Robertson created controversy recently when he told a caller who had been caring for his wife with advanced Alzheimer's that divorce may be justified if the caller wanted some kind of companionship or sex.  He called Alzheimer's "a kind of death," referring to the marriage vow "til death do us part."  What do you think?  If a partner is unwilling or unable to give us sex, what do you do? Guests include relationship expert Byron Williams (former Eminem bodyguard and bestselling author Shady Bizzness); bestselling romance novelist Reid L. Rosenthal (author Threads West: An American Saga); psychologist & human sexuality expert Dr. Myrtle Means (author The Recipe For Ecstasy); intimacy expert Eden Sterlington (author SatisFillment); relationship & communication consultant Dianne Sikel.

Healthy, radiant skin—we all know it when we see it.  How do we best take care of our own?  Experts discuss product types, lifestyle issues and some methods you may not have heard of before.  Guests include: From The Real Housewives of Miami, beauty industry expert and philanthropist Lea Black; renowned cosmetic surgeon and biochemist Michelle Copeland, MD, DMD (author, The Beautiful Skin Workout); acupunturist; facial rejeuvenation specialist Victoria Mogilner (author, Ancient Secrets of Facial Rejuvenation); and longevity expert Allison Heath who promotes healthy skincare through facial exercises, homemade skin creams and avoiding chemical ingredients.

All siblings compete and fight. But when does everyday rivalry cross a line to become real bullying, where the physical or psychogical wounds deepen into long-term scars? Can parents be relied upon to recognize the difference, and how can they intervene?  Guests include therapist/hypnotherapist Dr. Nancy Irwin (author U-TURN: Changing Direction in Mid-Life); Celebrity Doctor and leading child, teen, and familly psychologist and author Dr. Fran Walfish(seen on parents.com, people.com, and NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams); case studies Patrick Dati and Dorothy May Mercer; psychiatrist and HuffPost blogger Marcia Sirota, and psychologist Kathleen H. Wheeler.

We hear plenty about the male libido and the notorious male roving eye and thirst for variety and fresh conquest. But women are wired differently. What makes a woman turn outside their relationship?  Guests include relationship expert Charles J. Orlando (bestselling author of The Problem With Women... Is Men.), who went undercover with dating service Ashley Madison to get some answers; Holly Hill (bestselling author of Sugarbabe and Toyboy); Dr. Diana Kirschner (media psychologist and bestselling author of Love in 90 Days and Sealing The Deal); and author Elizabeth Abbott (Mistresses: A History of the Other Woman).

There is more to breast care than a regular mammogram.  Today we look at the do's and don'ts of self-examination, alternatives to mammograms, dense breast tissue, how the environment can affect breast health, and even male breast issues.   Guests include naturopathic endocrinologist Dr. Laura Thompson (CEO and founder of the Southern California Institute of Clinical Nutrition); Kim Whittemore (Director of The Institute for Sexual Medicine); Katka Novakova, MD and naturopathic  doctor, Dr. Kevin Kelly (inventor of the SonoCiné breast imaging system); and surgeon Dr. Deanna Attai.

Once regarded as a cynical and quick ticket to undermining romance and trust, pre-nups keep becoming more common—and not just for the wealthy or veterans of nasty divorces.  Guests include psychologist Dr. Jackie Black (author Couples & Money); Paula Renaye (author The Hardline Self-Help Book); Charles Jackson (author Second Thoughts On Marriage & Divorce); Carlene Jadusingh, Esq., president of LeGal, the Lesbian & Gay Bar Association of New York, and family law attorneys Elliot Schissell and Caron Graff.

Why do some women seem to be keep choosing bad or unscrupulous men, even though they bright and able to take care of themselves financially?   Guests include: radio host and relationship coach Alan Roger Currie, (author Mode One: Let The Women Know What You're REALLY Thinking); Jonathon Aslay (author of Understand Men Now—The Relationships Men Commit To And Why); Ms. Jay West (author of Be That Bitch (Being In Total Control Of Herself); Elliott Katz (author of Being The Strong Man A Woman Wants); and psychologist Sam Alibrando (found of Alibrando Psychological Consulting).

Huge advances have been made in the diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis (and its new cousin, osteopenia) in recent years, but they are not without controversy and side effects.  Guests: Medicine Information Insititute President Dr. Jim Rybacki (author The Essential Guide To Prescription Drugs); Dr. John Cannell (executive director of the Vitamin D Council); Dr. Kim Millman (director of The Millman Institute); nutritionist Mira Calton (recovered from advanced osteoporosis at age 30 through micronutrients) with Dr. Jayson Calton of Calton Nutrition; Lisa Anniston, research director for aprovenproduct.com); and osteoporosis prevention coach Irma Jennings, founder of Food For Healthy Bones.

An information-packed hour looking at alternative, drug-free methods to control your blood pressure.  Guests include Dr. Barry Sears (creator of The Zone Diet and best-selling author of Enter The Zone); Dr. Murray Grossan (author, Stressed? Anxiety? Your Cure Is In The Mirror); Lisa Anniston, Research Director for aprovenproduct.com, and others will look at many different approaches.

Sex addict, or just promiscuous? Guest Winston Bennett, former NBA player and assistant coach for the Boston Celtics, had it made. Then his uncontrollable appetite for sex 3-4 times a day caused him to lose his coveted job and almost his marriage. He joins us to discuss his  new book, Fight For Your Life. Also joining us will be U.K. relationship coach Hayley Quinn, herself a diagnosed and recovering sex addict; Natasha Burton (author, The Little Black Book of Big Red Flags: Relationship Warning Signs You Totally Spotted ... But Chose to Ignore); Christopher Franklin, who treats sexual addictions.