Episodes
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In this episode, we speak with Peter and Theresa Martin, founders of the Wojtyła Community & Institute, about the power of community in supporting marriage and family life. Rooted in the teachings of St. John Paul II, the Martins share their inspiring journey of creating a movement that helps couples grow in conjugal spirituality, mutual support, and shared purpose.The conversation explores how intentional communities can strengthen family culture, revive struggling marriages, and create spaces where faith and joy flourish. Like what you heard?
Check them out on the After Cana podcast! Learn more about their mission on their website.
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In this episode of the Fairest Love podcast, we speak with JL Marti, CEO of the Fairest Love Family Project, about the profound connection between vocation, family, and faith. JL shares his personal journey from Spain to the U.S., his life as a numerary in Opus Dei, and how his vocation has shaped his understanding of love, presence, and purpose.The conversation explores the importance of discernment, the quiet beauty of finding God in daily life, and the vital role families play in helping children recognize and pursue their unique callings.JL reflects on the influence of his own parents in his vocational journey, the mission of Opus Dei in the modern world, and the hope he sees for the future of family life—rooted in unconditional love, faith, and devotion to Mary, Mother of Fair Love.
To learn more about the Fairest Love Family Project, visit: https://www.fairestlovefamilyproject.org/
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At the Family Enrichment Conference in San Antonio this past March, we spoke with Leticia Rodriguez, Director of the International Federation for Family Development (IFFD), about the beauty and significance of marriage in building strong families and a flourishing society. Drawing from years of experience in family enrichment and global advocacy, Leticia shares why she believes marriage is the masterpiece of our lives. The conversation explores how couples can strengthen their relationship through intentional communication, emotional connection, and shared purpose. Leticia references insights from John Gottman's research on marital stability and the practical wisdom of the Love Languages to help couples understand and serve one another more deeply.
To learn more about IFFD and their work, visit there website at https://iffd.org/
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In this episode of the Fairest Love Podcast, we speak with Rosa Pich, one of the most inspiring voices on family life in Europe and the author of How to Be Happy with 1, 2, 3... Children.Rosa, a mother of 18, shares her powerful testimony of love, faith, and perseverance in raising a large family while enduring suffering and loss. She offers a deeply joyful perspective on the vocation of motherhood, the value of family prayer and unity, and how to remain hopeful and faithful in the face of trials.
To learn more about Rosa, visit her website.
You can find her book Rosa, What's Your Secret? Raising a Large Family with Love on Scepter Publishers' website.
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We're sharing how Mary has been a mother to previous guests on the show!Through her intercession, she has provided peace and consolation to those who have placed their intentions before her. Join the Fairest Love Prayer Circle to make a request or prayer for others and be sure to save the prayer to Mary, Mother of Fairest Love!
Be sure to listen to the full episode of each of our guests by following the links below!
The Value of Our Participation in Politics with Louis Jones
The Power of Relationships in Vocations with Sr. M. Karolyn
Accompanying Parents Through a Prenatal Diagnosis with Tracy Winsor
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In this SPECIAL episode of the Fairest Love podcast, CEO of the Fairest Love Family Project, JL Marti, explores how parents can support their children through some of the most difficult emotional challenges of growing up in today’s digital culture—namely, the pressures of social media and the rising issue of pornography addiction.
This conversation unpacks the emotional imprints left by these key life experiences and offers practical advice on how to recognize the signs of addiction, prevent harmful behaviors, and communicate with love and clarity.
and check out our transcript with resources and other links mentioned in this talk.
DISCLAIMER: This episode contains conversations about pornography and addiction.
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In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Catholic mindset coach Kylie Hein to explore how understanding the four temperaments—choleric, sanguine, melancholic, and phlegmatic—can transform the way we relate to our family members. Kylie explains how each temperament influences emotions, communication, and behavior, offering practical advice for recognizing and nurturing the temperaments of both ourselves and our children. With an emphasis on virtue, gratitude, and intentional parenting, Kylie shares how the temperaments can be a powerful tool for personal growth and family unity.
You can book Kylie for a coaching session or listen to her podcast on her website. Check out Metanoia Catholic for more information about the Temperaments!
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In this episode of the Fairest Love Podcast, we're joined by Deb Meyer, financial advisor and founder of Worthy Nest, to explore the role of money in family life through the lens of stewardship and gratitude. Deb shares her own journey with finances, including how faith and values shape her approach to saving, spending, and giving. Together, we discuss practical ways parents can model healthy financial habits, teach children about money, and stay grounded in generosity—especially in times of financial stress.
Listen to Deb's finance podcast, Beyond Budgets, and/or connect with her on LinkedIn!
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In this episode, certified nutrition coach Lindsey Marie explores the powerful link between nutrition and mental health. She shares her personal journey of overcoming exhaustion and discovering how targeted nutrition can restore energy, improve mood, and support overall well-being. Lindsey highlights the role of amino acids and protein in brain function and offers practical tips for parents to nourish themselves and their children.
Visit Lindsey's website to learn more about amino acid therapy and her coaching.
She's also on Facebook!
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In this episode, Monica Hinderer, a licensed clinical professional counselor, discusses how parents can recognize signs of anxiety and stress in their children.We explore when it may be time to seek professional help, the importance of parental involvement in therapy, and practical coping strategies for families. Monica offers guidance on trusting parental instincts, communicating with children about mental health, and finding the right therapist.
You can hear more from Monica on the Relevant Radio show, Marriage Unhindered, Thursdays from 5-6pm cst.
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Parenting today comes with plenty of stress—but how can families navigate it in a healthy way?In this episode of the podcast, Dr. Mario Sacasa, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, shares practical strategies for managing stress and anxiety, fostering resilience, and strengthening family connections.He explores the impact of technology on mental health, the power of open communication, and how parents can support their children through life’s challenges. Learn more from Dr. Sacasa by visiting his website, exploring his Stress & Anxiety course, and listening to his podcast.
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Moms today have a lot on their plates, maybe more so than previous generations. This week we are rebroadcasting our episode with guest, Catholic Mom Coach Sterling Jaquith, shares simple tips and tricks to overcome that mommy overwhelm. Her advice comes not just from being a certified life coach but also from experiencing the overwhelm and burnout herself – and realizing there had to be a better way!
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In this episode, Hannah Morgan, founder of Heron House Management, discusses the realities of parenting and household management in today’s fast-paced world. As a working mom, Hannah understands the daily struggles families face and shares how her virtual house management service helps reduce stress and bring order to family life. She offers practical advice on creating clear routines, managing emotional stress, and involving children in household tasks to build a sense of teamwork. The conversation also explores common challenges parents face when implementing new systems and how to overcome them.Learn more about Hannah’s work at Heron House Management and listen to her podcast, Destress the Nest. IG: @heronhousemanagement
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In this class, Fr. Paul Donlan explains that the human person is made in God’s image and likeness, not just because he is endowed with an intellect and will, but because he is called to live in a communion of persons––namely, in a family.
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In this episode, Sister Karolyn, the vocations director for the Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George, shares her inspiring vocation story and the beauty of life in religious community. She discusses the importance of relationships—both within her community and with the families who support vocations. Sister Karolyn offers practical ways parents can encourage their children in discernment and incorporate faith into family life through the liturgical year.
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In this episode of the Fairest Love Podcast, licensed marriage and family therapist Doug Hinderer shares insights on building a strong, enduring marriage through intentionality, prayer, and forgiveness.He highlights the importance of daily investment in the relationship, practicing gratitude, and understanding the spiritual aspects of suffering within marriage.Doug also introduces his book, Rekindled Hearts: A Spiritual Journey to Marital Healing, which offers a faith-based approach to marital healing, blending spiritual growth with practical guidance.Doug’s book will be available everywhere on February 14, but you can preorder it on Scepter Publishers’ website! Be sure to catch Doug on his Relevant Radio Show, Marriage Unhindered, Monday through Friday from 5-6pm cst.
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In this episode of the Fairest Love Podcast, we hear from Catholic life coach and mom of 7, Janet Quinlan, to discuss the essential elements of building strong family relationships. We explore the different stages of parenting, the importance of setting family goals, and the challenges of balancing friendship and authority with children. Janet shares valuable insights on fostering connection through communication, consistency, and faith while maintaining healthy boundaries. You can find Janet’s parenting course and resources designed to support moms in their families on her website.
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In this episode of the Fairest Love podcast, we chat with professional organizer Claire Pelletier, who shares her expert advice on creating functional and beautiful spaces for families.Claire opens up about her journey into professional organizing, her unique client-focused approach, and practical tips for tackling clutter in family homes. She emphasizes the value of involving kids in the organizing process, offers solutions to common challenges, and reveals her favorite tools and products for staying organized. You can follow Claire on social media @simplifywithclaire and visit her website to learn about her services and contact information!
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We are joined by author Julia Ubbenga as she shares her inspiring journey to minimalism and insights from her upcoming book, Declutter Your Heart and Your Home. Julia explores how modern life’s excess can overwhelm families and explains how minimalism fosters peace and intentional living. She offers practical tips for decluttering both physical spaces and mental burdens, making this lifestyle accessible for everyone. Julia also discusses teaching children about minimalism, navigating relationships with loved ones who may not share the same mindset, and how faith shapes her approach to simplicity. You can pre-order Julia’s book on Amazon, visit her website, or follow her on social media (@richinwhatmatters)
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In this episode of the newest season of the Fairest Love Podcast, author Dia Boyle discusses her book, The Thoughtful Home, and the importance of creating a nurturing, intentional family environment.She shares practical advice, like prioritizing family meals and human connection, to counter the distractions of modern life. Dia offers insights on overcoming challenges to build a home filled with joy, peace, and meaningful relationships. Listen in to learn how thoughtful habits can transform your home into a haven of love and connection. You can purchase Dia’s book, The Thoughtful Home, at Scepter Publishers. You can find the book study guide and other information on her website.
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