We’ve noticed that the media tends to portray mothers-in-law as evil, controlling, and sometimes out to get their daughter-in-law. But for every story about a strained relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, you can find a story about the love, understanding, and personal growth that can evolve from cultivating this relationship.

Paul Revere's Mother-In-Law by Kate Carney (2:00)

The Boston Tea Party as told through the eyes of an unexpected witness. Learn more about Kate Carney by visiting: katecarney.net

Selection of stories from Judith Black (13:54)

From her album, Retiring the Champ, we're sharing the connected stories "Meet the Family", "The Daughter-in-Law Tango", "Denial Ain't Just a River in Egypt" about Judith's experience with her mother-in-law. Learn more about Judith Black by visiting: storiesalive.com

You Never Know What the End's Gonna Be by Dianne Ferlatte (41:17)

Dianne shares how her mother-in-law's racial prejudices existed at the beginning of her marriage and dissipated as the years continued. Learn more about Dianne Ferlatte by visiting: www.dianeferlatte.com

Mick Finnegan's Mother-In-Law by Laura J. Bobrow (52:03)

Mick Finnegan takes his mother-in-law to the cemetary prematurely. Learn more about Laura J. Bobrow by visiting: www.laurajbobrow.com