Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige tackle a bundle of e-mails about one very big problem: What happens when someone wants sex and their partner won't or can't oblige?

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige welcome rabbinical student and Jewish mental health advocate Jonah Sanderson for a controversial discussion on sex, gender and God.

Dr Ramani answers backlogged questions about picking bad partners, finding empathy for your mental illness, and keeping friends when there's a narcissist between you.

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige take a break from narcissism to tackle a bevy of backlogged sex questions, including cross-dressing fantasies and rules for BDSM.

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige are back from summer vacation, with stories of travels abroad and the dysfunctional co-parents they encountered out there!

Dr Ramani and Silvia welcome "guest professor" Robert Kandell, author of the new book unHIDDEN: A Book for Men and Those Confused by Them.

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige celebrate the show's 50th episode with a look back on lessons learned and fresh advice on narcissists, boundaries, and forging ahead.

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige answer listener questions about narcissistic parents and the traumas they leave in their wake.

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige tackle a grab-bag of listener follow-ups and some tough new questions about leaving the past behind.

A professor critiques Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige for ignoring lesbian perspectives. Another listener pontificates on the taboo of male anal penetration.

“The love is there, the sex is not.” Dr. Ramani and Silvia Saige tackle hypoactive sex drive and sexual anxiety. Plus: Tips for not getting walked all over!

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige devote a full episode to the most jaw-dropping e-mail they've received to date.

Dr Ramani and Silvia kick off 2019 with questions about sexual identity, pursuit of “the one that got away,” and how to set boundaries while “volume dating.”

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige close out 2018 with answers to questions about how to stop BEING a narcissist and what to do when cheating might not be cheating.

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige answer listener questions about empathy vs. sympathy, dealing with a groom's toxic mom, and the questionable power of Tony Robbins.

Silvia Saige is joined by her best friend Wesley Woods, the 2x Gay Porn Star of the Year, to answer e-mails about closets, murder and catfishing.

Dr. Ramani and Producer Bill tackle one of our toughest (and most common) listener questions: What comes AFTER a trainwreck relationship?

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige list 'best practices' for a listener whose relationship is turning long-distance. Another e-mailer wonders why girls don't discuss porn.

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige counsel a listener whose father wants a young foreign bride, and another who's considering life with a self-acknowledged narcissist.

Dr Ramani is out of town, so Silvia and Producer Bill catch up on past questioners, and respond to new e-mails on teen sex symbols and male sexual shame.

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige explore the sexual politics behind the meaning of "boys being boys." What are the implications of that viewpoint?

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige look at the factors behind our varying sexual appetites.

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige advise listeners in opposite scenarios - one desperate to leave, one hoping to stay. So how are their situations almost identical?

Dr Ramani and Silvia Saige are off this week, but new listeners might appreciate this look back on their first episode together.