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Dr. Laura Berman and Marcus Riley dive into the secret life of swingers in this Wild Card segment.

Dr. Berman peruses the email inbox to see what's on the listener's minds. Send your sex and relationship questions to bettersex@nbc5.com.

Has society become too bashful about women's sexuality? The owner of a lingerie company drops by for some Girl Talk with Dr. Berman, and the conversation veers from releasing your inner vixen to the effect "Sex and the City" has had on women's sexuality.

This is the second part to Dr. Berman's Girl Talk segment with Chicago Magazine columnist and Playboy.com contributer, Sarah Preston. Part two gets Preston talking about babies.

Dr. Berman is back to answer all your viewer questions. This week the topic is sex. How much is normal? Is the first date too early to have sex? And we threw in a question about finding a 'marriage material' man. Keep the questions coming to bettersex@nbc5.com!

Chicago Magazine columnist and Playboy.com contributer, Sarah Preston, sits down with Dr. Berman to chat about the transition from late night party girl to wedding planning fiancee.

Keep those questions coming to bettersex@nbc5.com! Today we open the email bag and address your questions about online dating, how to not let menopause create a pause in your sex life and guy who has a problem that some guys wish they had.

In today's Girl Talk segment, Dr. Berman talks to a 29-year-old Chicago woman about guys who may be on the down-low, and provides some reassurance that yes, there are actually some good men out there.

Dr. Berman weighs in on a number of viewer questions. Send your questions to bettersex@nbc5.com.

From an Oscar-winning actress to the governor of a large state, it doesn't seem like three's a crowd is necessarily a bad thing? But is it a healthy thing for a relationship? Dr. Berman adds her three cents.

Jon Ibrahim, Kaylee King and Chat Daddy go live from the NBC5 Healthy Living Expo and give their perspectives on the Eliot Spitzer scandal.

With Eliot Spitzer in the news, Dr. Berman looks at why men resort to paying for play, the issue of glamorizing the prostitution business and repairing after an affair.

In today's Wild Card segment, Marcus rips a page from Cosmopolitan Magazine and puts Dr. Berman on the spot about old and new rules for females in a relationship. Check out more sex and relationship content at www.nbc5.com/bettersex. .

It seems the battle of the sexes never ends, even when it comes down to something seemingly simple as birth control.

Dr. Berman and Sex, Books and Boys columnist, Kaylee King, discuss what you should do about his ever-present ex-girlfriends.

A man who is a suspect in his wife's disappearance doesn't seem to have a problem finding dates, but why are women attracted to Drew Peterson? Dr. Berman tackles this topic in today's segment.

Today's Wild Card segment gets a little wild as a conversation about the optimal duration for penetration sex veers off into a discussion of vaginal and clitoral orgasms and sex toys.

If you haven't experienced it yourself, you probably know someone who's gone through a "rebound" period. But can this actually be healthy for you? Dr. Berman weighs in.

It's an unpleasant but necessary thing to talk about. Dr. Berman tells you what you need to know about sexually transmitted diseases.

Can two friends have a sexual relationship with no strings attached? How common is it? And what happens when it goes wrong?

Can someone really be addicted to sex? Dr. Berman tackles this issue and more in the latest Better Sex segment.

In today's Girl Talk segment our female guest podcasters bring a variety of questions to Dr. Berman, including how much sex is considered "normal," how sex changes after you get married and safe sex while pregnant.

It's all about our listeners in today's sex podcast. Learn more about nipple stimulation, help for a woman having problems reaching orgasm and why sex can get better after menopause.

Kerry Knee, owner of Flirty Girl Fitness, drops by the podcast studio for a Girl Talk segment about how sexy fitness routines can make women feel better about their self-image and improve their relationships at home.