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The Happy Home Podcast with Arlene Pellicane

The Happy Home with Arlene Pellicane
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A happy home doesn't happen by accident, but it can be created with love, intention, and good family habits. If you need encouragement and guidance as a parent and/or spouse, this show is for you! Arlene will help you bridge the gap between your present reality and ideal family. Your host Arlene Pellicane is a speaker and author of several books, including Making Marriage Easier, Screen Kids and ... more

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Arlene's children were not allowed to have social media, play video games, or have personal phones or tablets until their senior year of high school. What did the kids think about this???

Noelle (the middle child of three) is here to represent the ... more

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The pressure to be endlessly happy is leaving the next generation more anxious and isolated than ever. In his new book, The Happiness Crisis: How Adversity Can Build a Resilient and Joyful Next Generation, Dr. Jonathan Eckert calls for a culture shi... more

Do your parents offer too much parenting advice? Too little?

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Noelle Pellicane
Daughter of Arlene Pellicane, college student and artist
None specified
Episode: My Parents Didn't Let Me Have a Smartphone - and I'm Glad with Noelle Pellicane
Jonathan Eckert
Coppell Professor of Educational Leadership at Baylor University
Baylor University
Episode: Trying to Be Happy is Making Kids Miserable with Dr. Jonathan Eckert
Lori Wildenberg
Author of Grandparents Make Grand Partners and How People Can Find Out More About You
loriewildenberg.com / Lori Wildenberg, LLC
Episode: Getting On the Same Page with Grandma and Grandpa with Lori Wildenberg
Brett McCracken
Author of The Wisdom of Sleep; writer and speaker
Biola University Connections, Gospel Coalition
Episode: Why Did God Make Us Sleep? A Theology of Rest with Brett McCracken
Pam Farrel
Author and longtime ministry mentor
LoveWise (co-author with Bill Farrel)
Episode: Yes, Your Kids Will Turn Out Okay with Pam Farrel
Ruth Chou Simons
Author and artist, discusses This Moment Matters
GraceLaced / gracelaced.com
Episode: Ruth Chou Simons: Live the Gospel in Your Mundane Moments
Joshua Cooley
Author, editor, speaker; co-author of Heroes of the Bible Devotional series
Author and editor (Heroes of the Bible Devotional); Fellowship of Christian Athletes Magazine (former editor)
Episode: Why Every Kid Needs a Godly Hero with Joshua Cooley
Glenna Marshall
Author, pastor's wife, chronic illness survivor
Grace Bible Fellowship, Missouri
Episode: Praying in Pain: What to Do When God Doesn't Heal You Yet with Glenna Marshall
Jennifer Pepito
Host of Restoration Home, author of The Inspired Homeschool
Restoration Home, The Peaceful Press
Episode: The Inspired Homeschool: Rethinking the Way Your Child Learns with Jennifer Pepito

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Arlene Pellicane
Host of The Happy Home Podcast with Arlene Pellicane

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 126 ratings
  • Fun personality!

    I recently discovered The Happy Home Podcast and immediately loved Arlene’s warmth and personality. Her conversation with Sarah Walton felt honest, encouraging, and genuinely enjoyable to listen to. I love a host who can talk about meaningful things without making the conversation feel heavy, and Arlene does that so well. I left the episode encouraged—and thinking she seems like someone I’d love to sit down and have coffee with!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Devan Michelle
    United States2 months ago
  • Practical, Joy-Filled Wisdom for Real Families

    I love how Arlene takes big topics that every family faces and makes them feel doable, hope-filled, and grounded in God’s truth. Her episodes are warm, relatable, and packed with practical tools that actually help you create a peaceful, connected home. Such a gift for Christian families today.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Heather O'Brien
    United States10 months ago
  • Rooted in Truth, Full of Grace

    I love how Cheryl creates space for women to heal, grow, and be challenged in the most Spirit-filled, grace-soaked way. Thriving Beyond Belief is more than encouragement—it’s truth that gets to the root. Her guests bring real wisdom, and Cheryl guides every conversation with such warmth and depth. I leave every episode stirred and strengthened. -Heather

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Heather O'Brien
    United Statesa year ago
  • Timely and important

    Strengthening marriage and families… is there a more important and timely mission we should all strive for? I appreciate Arlene’s insights. And I absolutely love and think brilliant that she ends every episode that we don’t need to come from a happy home to create one and that we, too, can have a happy home. Amen, amen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ASiliconValleyMom
    United States2 years ago
  • Help for those teen years

    As a mom of two boys, I’ve loved listening to Arlene and her guests share encouragement as I don’t feel like my home is always a happy one. #thestruggleisreal. I highly recommend you tune in, especially her episodes on anger and rebellious teens. Oh my! Kim Stewart | Book Marketing Mania for Christian Authors

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    @kimstewinspired
    United States4 years ago

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Guests bring actionable guidance without being preachy.
Listeners value concise, hope-filled conversations that fit busy family life.
Host's warmth and practical insights help families implement faith-based tips.
Community-oriented and encouraging tone resonates with parents seeking real-world solutions.

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My Parents Didn't Let Me Have a Smartphone - and I'm Glad with Noelle Pellicane
Q: So tell our listeners, at what stage of life are you in?
Noelle explains she is 19, heading into her senior year at Oral Roberts University, studying mechanical engineering, and reflects on how her upbringing without constant phone access shaped her choices.
Why Did God Make Us Sleep? A Theology of Rest with Brett McCracken
Q: The thought being, wow, when I do nothing, that's when God is like, that makes me productive the next day. How has this book affected your own rhythm of sleep?
It reminded me that there is no end to the daily to-do list and that prioritizing sleep over finishing every last task is essential; I aim to model calm rest for my family and to choose sleep as a daily practice.
The Inspired Homeschool: Rethinking the Way Your Child Learns with Jennifer Pepito
Q: How do you balance screen time with meaningful learning?
The host asks about screen time; Jennifer reframes screens as tools, emphasizes virtue and imagination, and suggests delaying devices, using screens for purposeful activities (photography, Canva, typing) when appropriate, and prioritizing reading aloud and hands-on work early on.
The Inspired Homeschool: Rethinking the Way Your Child Learns with Jennifer Pepito
Q: Tell us about your personal journey of why you decided to homeschool.
Jennifer explains she wanted her children to follow their own interests, to experience learning as a joyful, exploratory process, and to curate an environment where faith and daily life intersect with study, rather than conforming to a one-size-fits-all school model.
Safe, Smart, and Confident Girls in a Porn-Saturated World with Kristen Jenson
Q: What can a parent say if their child has already encountered explicit material?
Stay calm, acknowledge what happened, reassure the child you're there to help, and use a structured plan like SMART to guide next steps and questions with professionals if needed.

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This show centers on faith-forward parenting and marriage, offering practical, scripture-informed guidance for everyday family life. Episodes feature interviews with authors, pastors, and educators who share gospel-centered approaches to parenting, homeschooling, media use, and maintaining healthy relationships, all packaged in warm, approachable conversations. A notable strength is translating big topics into doable steps for real families, with a clear emphasis on presence, grace, and practical routines that strengthen households over time.

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1. Noelle Pellicane
2. Jonathan Eckert
3. Lori Wildenberg
4. Brett McCracken
5. Pam Farrel
6. Ruth Chou Simons
7. Joshua Cooley
8. Glenna Marshall

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