While the show can be quite interesting and even compelling--you will hear some very smart women say some very smart things--there is something very wrong here. de Cadenet confesses to being married at 16...she was 19.

The answers aren't especially explicit, and the viewer may suspect de Cadenet is looking more for the tone of the reaction than information. That exchange never becomes the most interesting part of the conversation.

Some interesting conversation does seep through, though, as part of what the host terms "the universal language of women."

de Cadenet's interesting. Her talk show is much less so.