Cults in America

Inflation

In-vitro Fertilization

Teen Pregnancy Prevention

Authors Paula Nelson and Howard Ruff

Chicago mayor Jane Byrne

Gender Roles

Aid for Cambodian Refugees

Single Motherhood

Lauren Bacall

Adult Illiteracy

Anti-Loitering Laws

The President's Nephew

FTC Chairman Michael Pertschuk

Nightclub Owner Dana Montana

Linda Lovelace

Fashion Designer Albert Capraro

From Sacramento Memorial Auditorium

Excommunicated from the Mormon Church

Author Eda LeShan

Author Myra Turley

Author Marcia Lasswell

Author Dr. George R. Bach

Marsha Mason and Neil Simon

School Textbook Censorship

The Rights of Mental Patients

Baby Black Markets

Celebrity Wives

Spanking in Schools

Suzanne Somers

Larry Hagman

Menstruation

Doctors' Responsibilities

Walter Cronkite

Surrogate Mothers' Rights

Ayn Rand

Prayer in the Classroom

Economist Milton Friedman

Author Marabel Morgan

California Law on Child-Support Payments

Author Daphna Ayalah

Teachers

Financial Adviser Howard J. Ruff and Author Morton Shulman

Dr. Benjamin Spock

Comulsive Gambling

Sammy Davis Jr.

Mike Douglas

Psychologist Robert Williams on IQ Tests

Ralph Nader

Author Barbara Hansen

Off-Broadway Play's Cast

Pro Kids

Author Michael E. McGill

The Iranian Crisis

Battered Women

Author Stephen Gaskin

Video Dating Services

Househusbands

Psychologist Miriam Gotseyeff

Coauthors Peggy and James Vaughn

Bob Newhart

Shelley Winters

Truman Capote

Psychosomatic Illnesses

Author Norman F. Dacey

Nudist Campgrounds.

Sex on Soap Operas

Season 10

Marriage and Violence

Talk

The Phil Donahue Show

Syndication

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The Donahue Show, also known as Donahue, was an American television talk show hosted by Phil Donahue that ran for 26 years on national television. Its run was preceded by three years of local broadcast in Dayton, Ohio, and it was broadcast nationwide between 1970 and 1996.

In 2002, Donahue was ranked twenty-ninth on TV Guide magazine's list of the fifty greatest television shows of all-time.