
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 465 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityKids & FamilyParentingReligion & Spirituality | |||

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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!
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.
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
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!
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
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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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Recent guests on The Happy Home Podcast include:
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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