Hey, Mama, in today’s episode, we’re talking with D’Lytha Myers, the visionary filmmaker behind Aria Appleton Shines, to discover how faith-filled stories can turn screen time from a guilt trip into a discipleship win. 

As Christian moms, we often feel angry, ashamed, or overwhelmed by what our kids watch—but one redemptive choice can protect their hearts and bring peace back to your home.

Join D’Lytha and Natalie as they unpack practical ways to weave biblical truth into family entertainment, drawing from D’Lytha’s journey as a mom, storyteller, and follower of Jesus. Through heartfelt stories, Scripture, and actionable tips, D’Lytha reveals how intentional media choices can dissolve screen-time shame, spark gospel conversations, and invite God’s grace into the chaos.

Listen along as you discover the freedom of guiding your kids with stories that point to Jesus, releasing overwhelm, and stepping into motherhood with confidence and joy. God’s love and creativity are ready to work miracles in your living room—you don’t have to do it alone.

D’Lytha Myers is a faith-based filmmaker, mom, and creator of Aria Appleton Shines, a heartwarming series that helps families shine God’s light through adventure and truth. She’s passionate about crafting entertainment that honors Jesus without being preachy, equipping moms to disciple their kids in a screen-obsessed world. Her mission: redeem culture, one story at a time.

Please like, subscribe, rate, review, and share so we can help other mamas who are feeling stuck in their screen-time battles and parenting burnout find joy in their motherhood journey!

D'Lytha’s Links:

www.ariaappleton.com

www.facebook.com/ariaappletonfilm

www.instagram.com/ariaappleton

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Connect with Natalie:

Natalie’s Website: nataliehixson.com
Instagram: instagram.com/angrymamacoach
Pinterest: pinterest.com/nataliehixson
YouTube: @angrymamacoach

Acknowledgements:

Producer and editor: Skye Hixson

Music: Simon Reid www.simonreidmusic.com