Shorter Work Weeks, In-Law Relationships, Early Signs of MS, Village Book Builders, Best Skin Care Products, Cars That Care

Shorter Work Weeks (0:00:00) Who doesn’t love the weekend? Well, maybe you could love it even more if you had an extra day of leisure time. A new trend is happening throughout the country where many companies and people are focusing on having a 4-day work week. This extra day off has been piloted in companies like Microsoft, and they saw an increase in performance and work productivity. Perhaps this will be the trend that all businesses will work towards? To discuss the benefits and drawbacks of a 4-day work week is career development manager Justin “job coach” Jones. In-Law Relationships (0:19:31) When you marry your spouse, you’re also marrying their family. Sometimes the in-laws are wonderful to be around, but other times they make you question why you ever considered marrying into their family in the first place. But while you don’t get to pick your family, you do get some say in how your relationship is going to be. While everyone’s relationship with their in-laws is different, some are seriously struggling with theirs. Joining us to discuss how to repair relationships with our in-laws is Dr. Andrea Polard, a psychologist and author. Early Signs of Multiple Sclerosis (0:33:50) The number of Americans suffering with Multiple Sclerosis has nearly doubled since the last reported number in 1975. MS affects nearly 1 million Americans. What do you know about this growing disease? Maybe it’s time to learn more. MS often develops between the ages of 20 and 50, and women are three times more likely to develop it. Here to help us understand Multiple Sclerosis is Dr. Barbara Giesser, an internationally recognized clinician specializing in MS. In 2018, she was elected into the Volunteer Hall of Fame by the National MS Society. Village Book Builders (0:50:30) I love books. I feel like when I walk into a library, I’m immediately surrounded by some of my closest friends. But not everyone is as lucky to have access to so many stories at their fingertips. Some people haven’t even had an education where they’re taught