August 27, 2020

Vrbo’s Melanie Fish on the importance of mental health breaks

Liz speaks with Vrbo's Melanie Fish about her zig-zagging career path after kids, how she caught the travel bug at an early age, and why it is so important for mothers and families to take a break right now, whether it is renting a home on a lake or a solo drive around the block.

This episode is sponsored by Vrbo.

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