Cathy Debuono

Cathy and Jill have returned from their trip to Germany. Their tours of Munich and Berlin leads them reflect on what they saw there. Cathy speaks on a broader scale about the potent impact of how we ingest history, not only on global political level, but right on down to the level of our own homes. There is tremendous harm that is nothing but exacerbated when we hide the truth and protect perpetrators in order to "not rock the boat." Don't miss this particularly powerful installment of Cathy Is In, one gets the idea that this discussion is not over.

Encore: Cathy, Jill and Becca talk about their trip to "Kathy" on Bravo with hilarious comedian Kathy Griffin, Cathy battles through a lingering laryngitis and guest, Maia Madison talks frankly about her "glass vagina," and her journey to comprehend and heal the things that made intercourse secretly painful. After years of denial, self blame, misdiagnoses and mishaps in treatment, Maia shares her story in hilarious fashion by the way so that other women may benefit.

Cathy invites psychic, Dougall Fraser, to the show Dougall gives readings to callers and gives helpful advice for life, love, and happiness

A little fun at first while Cathy and Jill consider leasing a Fiat Pop. Then, Cathy comments on Jerry Sandusky using Histrionic Personality Disorder to defend himself against multiple allegations of child rape for which he was convicted. Then, inspired and fascinated by a documentary on child onset Schizophrenia, Cathy invites Vipin Mehta back on the show to give us the Metaphysical perspective of the condition.

Michigan state representative Lisa Brown is banned from the floor for using the word "Vagina"... or was that really the issue? Then, Metaphysical and Spiritual Counselor, Vipin Mehta joins the show to speak from his book series "Global Healing: Change the Mindset, Change the World." He explains what the study of Metaphysics IS, and how we can apply it to ourselves and our lives for an expanded understanding of our existence and purpose. Vipin Mehta unravels the mystery of the metaphysical and reveals to us our true nature of being in this profound episode of "Cathy Is In."

Today there are some laughs to be had as Cathy shares what it's like to deal with severe allergies as well as ADD without her Adderrall She also reports on her internal growth curve through the adventure of making major repairs on her own car Cathy and her co-hosts discuss the concept of forgiveness, and how it could be detrimental to one's own emotional health to skip the part where we are angry Also, what would you do to the sexual abuser of your child? Discussed is what two different fathers did when they encountered this situation for themselves - and how the juries who judged them handled it.

Do the Real Housewives of New York City have eccentric personalities or personality disorders? How real is reality TV? Cathy's adventure fixing her car's radiator on her own and how women can find empowerment by practicing the basics of auto-mechanics.

Cathy, Jill and Becca talk about their trip to "Kathy" on Bravo with hilarious comedian Kathy Griffin, Cathy battles through a lingering laryngitis and guest, Maia Madison talks frankly about her "glass vagina," and her journey to comprehend and heal the things that made intercourse secretly painful. After years of denial, self blame, misdiagnoses and mishaps in treatment, Maia shares her story in hilarious fashion by the way so that other women may benefit.

The show opens with some fun chat regarding the powerhouse duet on "American Idol" 2012 finale with Jennifer Holliday and Jessica Sanchez. Was that a competition?? Then, is open hearted communication within our relationships ever inappropriate or wrong?? If so, when?? Cathy explores this with Psychologist, Debra Reble as well as her book "Soul-Hearted Partnerships."

Cathy discusses Kat's new film, FACE 2 FACE, which follows Kat's journey around the U.S. as she meets 50 of her 5,000 Facebook friends in person. Kat's candid talk of her journey from a childhood of trauma that includes molestation, painful bullying, homelessness as an adolescent and suicidal ideation as an adult. Face2Face marks her on film journey to connect with others and heal at her core.

Cathy and her co-hosts, Jill and Becca, talk about a recent study that proves how likely it is that homophobes may be closeted homosexuals, a news story about a high school girl who was banned from her prom for not having a date, and how to say "no" to friends. Cathy invites James Krehbiel to the discussion to talk about his book, "Troubled Childhood, Triumphant Life," which covers issues about healing from and overcoming childhood trauma in order to live a healthy adult life. Cathy checks in with her mom, Lynn, who helps decipher some myths about marriage and divulges some details about her marriage to Cathy's surprise.

Cathy discusses the recent anti-Semitic comments made by John Raese, a Republican politician from West Virginia as well as why people have sex and how sexual relationships can evolve over time. Nathan Manske joins the conversation to share his inspiration and motivation for creating his website, I Am From Driftwood, where he invites LGBTQ people from all over the world to share their meaningful life stories.

Cathy talks with musician singer/songwriter and guitar player, Ali Handal, about death, atheism, mediums, and how to deal with losing loved ones, including pets. Ali also performs, live in the studio, an original song she wrote about grieving the loss of a dear friend and colleague. Cathy also discusses the recent op-ed by Ashley Judd regarding how women are mistreated and harassed based upon their appearances.