Two guests share their personal formulas for weight loss, fitness and better health. Brian Stelter, TV & Digital Media Reporter for The New York Times, is well-known to thousands who follow him on Twitter, where he regularly tweets what he's eating and how many calories he's consuming. This "Twitter Diet," his method for keeping himself honest about his food intake, has taken him down from his one-time high of 270 pounds. George DeJohn is radio host at Dallas/Ft. Worth's #1 sports station, author of Three Minutes to a Strong Mind and a Fit Body, and former personal trainer to the likes of Dennis Rodman, Mark Cuban and Michael Dell. He's known for his no-nonsense, blunt talk about getting fit and addressing one's personal history and reasons for getting out of shape in the first place.

The Bible stands firmly against adultery, divorce and same-sex love, right? Not so fast. It is actually filled with exceptions, contradictions and flat-out erotica, according to our guests, Jennifer Wright Knust (author of Unprotected Texts: The Bible's Surprising Contradictions About Sex and Desire), and Michael Coogan (author of God and Sex: What the Bible Really Says). Joining them is Rabbi Ed Weinsberg, EdD, DD, a gerontologist, intimacy coach and author of Conquer Prostate Cancer: How Medicine, Faith, Love and Sex Can Renew Your Life.

Stereotypes support the notion of the happy, secure married person and the lonely, desperate single. But where are the actual statistics to support those views? Bella dePaulo, Ph.D. and author of Singled Out: How Singles are Stereotyped, Stigmatized, and Ignored, and Still Live Happily Ever After, visits to discuss the effects of "singlism," the pervasive discrimination single people face in politics and everyday life. She shares her 10 Myths About Being Single with Dr. Veronica. Dr. dePaulo is a popular interview subject on ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN and other media outlets.

Widely popularized by the 2006 book and film The Secret, The Sedona Method is a technique to dissolve the negative emotions that make us anxious, fearful and prevent us from living our lives fully. That leaves us able to experience the peace and happiness we all have at our core. Our guest is Hale Dwoskin, author of The Sedona Method: Your Key to Lasting Happiness, Success, Peace and Emotional Well-Being and CEO of Sedona Training Associates in Arizona. Similarly, psychologist Jean Fain joins us to explain that the best way to lose weight and look your best is to start with loving who you are. Her new book is The Self-Compassion Diet: A Step-by-Step Program to Lose Weight with Loving-Kindness.

We're all searching for the perfect relationship—or are we? Are some people truly, happily single by choice, and not just because they have retreated in defeat from the dating scene? Perhaps there is a way to be single without being lonely, isolated and celibate. Dr. Veronica interviews 2 guests who have found their own path: author and talk show host Ronda Del Boccio ("The Story Lady"), and author and seasoned world traveler Cynthia Clampitt.

Romance and passion are hard to define, but when they vanish from a long-term relationship, we know it. If you've decided breakup or divorce are inevitable, can it be done without bitterness and vengeance? Is a loving divorce possible, for the sake of all concerned including the children? Guests include America's Romance Guru Leon Scott Baxter, relationship expert Dr. Jackie Black, bestselling author of Meeting Your Match, psychologist Dr. Kathryn R. Weston, host of the Take Charge radio show, counselor Patricia Bubash, author of Successful Second Marriages, and author Bill McLeod (Kickin' Butt As A Single Parent).

It has been estimated by various sources that 70% of women fake their orgasms at some point. Why, exactly, should that be? Is it because men lack the sexual skills to satisfy enough? Or on the other hand, how would a man know he's not a great lover if he is routinely deceived that his partner is achieving orgasm? Byron Williams, relationship coach, bestselling author (Womanizer and Shady Bizzness) and former bodyguard to rapper Eminem, says no one should lie about the authenticity of their climax. He also has a news flash: MEN fake orgasms too. Then Dr. Joni Frater and Esther Latique, authors of Love Her Right: The Married Man's Guide to Lesbian Secrets for Great Sex! join with more insights on the female sexual experience.

1 out of every 5 pregnancies in this country ends in abortion. It's a common occurrence, so why is it conspicuously absent from plot lines of popular TV shows and movies? Are we still squeamish with the idea? Certainly, though we may stand behind abortion as a legal and civil right, it's never a happy event in one's life. And though we frequently consider the mother's difficult decision and possible sense of loss, what do the fathers feel about it? Dr. Veronica explores this little-discussed underside of abortion with experts and men who have been involved in abortion as the father of the fetus or close friend or family member of a woman who had one.

What's the story with men's sexuality? Is a boon to men (and their partners) who feel their sex lives reinvigorated? Or does it tamper with a man's lifelong sexual arc and actually stifle creativity and experimentation as he reinvents his sexuality in later life? Two very different points of view: Byron "Big Naz" Williams (bestselling author of Shady Bizness, radio relationship counselor and former bodyguard to rapper Eminem) explains that male pride and ego are misunderstood by women. Then Doctor and Rabbi Ed Weinsberg (author of Conquer Prostate Cancer) shares his journey through disease: that drugs and devices to treat erectile dysfunction can be heaven sent, but are only a part of the male sexual equation.

Can

music have the power to heal the body? Joining us are 2 veterans of the 70s R&B and funk band The Ohio Players, Clarence

"Chet" Willis and Harry "HarryO"

McLoud, creators of the new CD The

C-Dub Project. They discuss their music and the healing it has brought

in their own lives. Other guests include psychologist and music therapy expert

Karina Lewis, American Music Therapy Association executive and BlogTalkRadio host Janice Harris, and Sharon

Ruben, author of Awakening Ashley: Mozart Knocks Autism On Its Ear.