Breaking Money Silence

While the audio quality of this episode is less than ideal, the information is valuable, so we decided to publish it. Thank you for your patience with the sound. Melanie Mendiola, Farm to Table Guam, Project Director Risha Aguon, MA, Risha Aguon Counseling Services, Licensed Professional Counselor Do female breadwinners and their partners have unhappy marriages? As the number of women who primarily earn the money for the family rises, more people are wondering what toll this takes on the family. Listen in as Kathleen interviews Melanie and Risha about this belief and find out if it is fact or fiction. Bios: Melanie Mendiola, a Guam native, was practically born into the local food scene. Her grandfather opened one of Guam’s oldest restaurants – Kinney’s Café – in 1947, which survived into this decade. She currently is the CEO/Administrator of the Guam Economic Development Authority, works at Farm to Table Guam as the project Director and is a doctoral student at Kansas State University.     Risha Aguon is