The Meg Robinson Show

A prominent psychologist, Clara Hill, unravels some of the mysteries of what makes us happy, why we do the things we do, and how we can have better relationships.

In Athens, Maurice and his family struggle to adjust to life under German occupation during World War II.

The Nazis arrest Maurice and his family. They were taken to an abandoned warehouse and then onto cattle cars. Their destination was a complete surprise.

Maurice learns to adapt to life in Bergen-Belsen, as he and other prisoners develop survival strategies.

Maurice, his family, and hundreds of prisoners board a train from Bergen-Belsen. The story of this train has become legendary. Maurice talks about the journey and his life afterward.      

Empty overhead bins and bars of soap inspire one woman to help thousands of people all over the world. Nancy Rivard endures a tragedy which leads to an epiphany and a plan--but no listens.  Her determination transforms an industry. She tells stories of rescuing a woman from indentured service living in the basement of an ambassador's home, breaking up a child pornography ring, discovering boys who sign up to work on fishing boats and are never heard from again, and identifying human trafficking at a Super Bowl. This angel is on a mission and she is unstoppable.

In this episode, we meet Ann, a therapist who helps her clients navigate family estrangement -- and who knows that pain firsthand.  Ann wants a close relationship with her mother, but no matter what she does, nothing seems to work. Eventually, the constant conflicts make Ann question whether it's healthy to stay connected.

This is the first of a four-part series entitled "Diary of an FBI Agent." This is a personal and compelling account of Walter Lamar's experiences as one of only two agents in the history of the FBI to have been awarded the Shield of Bravery twice. In Part 1, babysitter Winnie Big Road helps 7-year-old Walter interpret his strange childhood dream. Learn how he turns his unusual background into an asset and eventually earns his badge as an FBI agent.

This is the second of a four-part series "Diary of an FBI Agent." In Part 2, Agent Lamar learns that a lavender-colored suit won't cut it in the FBI. But he is a quick study on the first day of his job as an agent. Listen to his stories pursuing robbers and fugitives and how intuition plays an important role in his success.

In Part 3 of this four-part series, “Diary of an FBI Agent,” learn how a 1970's camper trailer, a UPS driver, a Bradley tank, and broken communication become elements of Agent Lamar's story of the 51-day siege and ultimate tragedy in Waco, Texas.

In this final segment of the four-part series entitled “Diary of an FBI Agent,” follow Agent Lamar's experience of the Oklahoma City bombing, his rescue efforts and pursuit of key evidence in this disaster. Find out two reasons why April 19th is a date this agent will never forget.  

What question angered her teacher and sent her to the school principal?  Why did she kick out her boyfriend after a movie date? Learn what it was like having to live a double life, and ultimately finding love and freedom.

How do you get on double probation in art school, become a successful artist, and then start medical school at age 42 in order to become a radiologist? If 9/11 had never happened, would he be a physician today? Listen to a man who does not accept defeat lightly; in fact, he does not accept defeat at all.

In the online dating world, how do you keep track of who you meet and when? What's the 10-40 rule and why should everyone who dates online know about it? Listen and learn from a woman who shares her insights and strategies as she looks for her soulmate online.    

A mother and father share their compelling story of struggle, secrets and healing.

Will the Smithsonian be measuring this physician for the plexiglass exhibit case? Find out a little of what one doctor has learned in 40 years of practice.

Learn how a long-term crush led to a secret that eventually revealed itself.

Find out why it might not be good to go boating with an erector set on your leg. David shares some memories of childhood and the impact of his physical disability.

Why is Mr. Free Spirit hanging out at boat shows, and how did the spanking from his fifth grade teacher shape him? Find out the answer to these and other questions in this episode.

How can a cigarette burn in a couch pillow teach you to be a better mother-in-law? Find out this and more as Jim and Joanne, married for over forty years, share their secrets about marriage and parenting their three grown daughters. Host Meg Robinson explores the key to one family's happy relationships. Meg would love to hear from you. Email her at hello@themegrobinsonshow.com.