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Two women who survived the Route 91 Harvest Festival Shooting – the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history – share what they experienced during the chaos and how their lives have changed.

A man who survived the 4th of July parade shooting in Highland Park, IL, shares how he got his family to safety and what he witnessed in the aftermath.

A woman who survived the movie theater massacre in Aurora, CO, shares how her life has been changed.

Survivors of mass tragedies share how they manage triggers after living through horrific events. And, Dr. Phil offers them techniques for stopping a trigger in the moment.

An author and former federal inmate claims there is a direct correlation between incarcerated individuals being forced to work for low or no pay and high rates of re-offending, or recidivism.

A former inmate says he spent 27 years in and out of prison, where he claims he was forced to do work, including hard labor, for which he was “never paid a penny,” which often left him feeling degraded and dehumanized.

A woman says that the skills she acquired during her incarceration allowed her to rebuild her life. However, she does not believe prisoners should be forced to work.

A group of Gen Zers and millennials share their thoughts and emotions about what it feels like to be lonely.

Loneliness is an epidemic in America, and many people don't know how to connect with others. See what happens when Dr. Phil asks his audience to make eye contact with each other without speaking. What do they learn?

Dr. Phil continues his conversation with guests and audience members about the loneliness epidemic in America. Hear why he says it’s important to step out of your comfort zone.