This week, we are rebroadcasting our conversation with Jeff Schiefelbein, the founder of the consulting firm, Undivided Life, which aims at making businesses more human through strategy and culture consulting. He shares his experience in business and how creating an environment within the work place directed towards serving others provides many avenues for success within companies. Listen in as he shares 3 key aspects to build selflessness in work as well as within the family.

We’re keeping Jeff’s son, Benedict, in our prayers! See more updates about Benedict and his treatment HERE.

You can view Jeff’s company by visiting https://www.undivided.life/ , view his Speaking Page, or visit his LinkedIn for daily reflections on life and business.

In this week's episode, we share a presentation from JL Marti, CEO of the Fairest Love Family Project, on the urgent challenges families face with pornography and social media addiction.JL explores how these issues impact relationships and family life, underscoring the importance of open and honest communication between parents and children. He discusses practical ways to approach conversations about love, sexuality, and the influence of technology, encouraging families to foster resilience and trust. Be sure to visit our website for more resources to help your family face the challenges of modern-day family dynamics!

On this week's podcast episode, we take a look back at previous guests' answers to the question, "How has Mary been a mother to you?"Be sure to check out the full length episodes by following the links below!

The Role of Faith and the Family in Shaping Good Citizens with Dr. Timothy O’Malley

Gratitude as the Core of Our Identity with Sr. Mary Dominic

Managing AI and Protecting Family Time in a Digital World with Katie Hinderer

Building Traditions That Strengthen Family Values with Kendra Tierney Norton

In this episode, we spoke with Kendra Tierney Norton, author, mother of ten, and founder of Catholic All Year, about the power of incorporating Catholic traditions into everyday family life.Kendra shares her personal journey of embracing the liturgical calendar at home and how it has strengthened her family’s values, provided resilience during challenges, and fostered unity and joy.

Visit Catholic All Year's website for more resources and be sure to check out Kendra's book!

In this episode of the Fairest Love Podcast, we spoke with Mary Hunt, a professor of psychology and business at Ave Maria University, about the evolving challenges families face in balancing work and home life. Mary shares her insights on the cultural and technological shifts that influence family dynamics today and offers strategies for fostering better communication and intentionality in daily routines. She discusses how mindset plays a key role in achieving true work-life integration and explains how parents can model healthy habits for their children.Stay tuned for more information about Home Advantage, but check out Home Unlimited who Mary will be working with!

In this week's episode, we speak with Victor Saenz, Executive Director of the Houston Institute, about how philosophical inquiry shapes students’ understanding of human flourishing, marriage, and family. Victor shared how his work introduces college students to moral reasoning and classical thought, helping them reevaluate cultural assumptions and rediscover timeless truths. We explored how perceptions of marriage and family evolve on campus, the challenges of navigating ideological divides, and why young adults benefit from engaging with great thinkers. This conversation offers a hopeful look at how higher education can spark virtue, dialogue, and deeper meaning in the next generation!

In this episode of the Fairest Love podcast, we explored the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence with Katie Hinderer of Rosebud Social Strategies. The conversation examines the promises and pitfalls of AI—how it’s changing education, shaping relationships, and influencing family routines. Katie offers thoughtful insights into how parents can approach AI with discernment, emphasizing the importance of setting boundaries and protecting real-life connection. We also discussed how families can foster creativity, virtue, and intentional time together in an increasingly tech-driven world.

On today's show, we sat down with Jordan Langdon, licensed clinical social worker and host of the Families of Character podcast. Jordan shared how intentional family routines can strengthen emotional health, build character, and increase quality time together.She discussed the benefits of structure for children, including reduced anxiety and clearer expectations. We explored practical ways to implement family routines, how to identify when routines are breaking down, and how “family huddles” can create space for open communication and teamwork.

Check out Jordan's work at familiesofcharacter.com and be sure to download the FREE Family Huddle guide to get started with making routines in your own family!

In this special podcast originally aired by the St. Josemaria Institute, Fr. Javier del Castillo reflects on the feast of Mary, Mother of Fairest Love (February 14th), and the significance of this Marian title in the life of the Church and the history of Opus Dei.

Listen to dive into the history of Mary, Mother of Fairest Love starting from the Old Testament, to how St. Josemaria Escriva helped to revive the devotion to Mary as “the guardian of the beauty of chastity” and “as a way of praying for holy purity, for the sanctity of marriage, for the sanctity of the family, and for vocations to celibacy.”

This week we are rebroadcasting, an episode from season 4 with Dr. Susan Hanssen, history professor at the University of Dallas in Irving, Texas. Dr. Hanssen shares with us an extensive yet approachable view of the history of the American family and our foundations rooted in freedom.

Dr. Hanssen has written numerous scholarly articles on history within Western Civilization and the world. A notable article from our conversation today can be found on The Public Discourse titled “Complementarity: Lessons from Little House in the Big Woods.”

For parents wanting to have a deeper appreciation for the American family, Dr. Hanssen recommends reading The Little House on the Prairie series as well as A Midwife’s Tale: The Life of Martha Ballard.