
Healthy Screen Habits Podcast
Hillary Wilkinson
Show overview
Healthy Screen Habits Podcast has been publishing since 2023, and across the 3 years since has built a catalogue of 112 episodes, alongside 10 trailers or bonus episodes. That works out to roughly 55 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence, with the show now in its 15th season.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 29 min and 34 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 4 days ago, with 21 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Hillary Wilkinson.
From the publisher
Parenting is hard. Technology can make it tricky. This podcast helps bring these areas together to help all families create healthy screen habits.
Latest Episodes
View all 112 episodesHow Screen Time Affects the Toddler Brain (Encore Episode)//Dr. John S. Hutton, MD, MS
Healthy Screen Habits Meet Digital Childhood!
How To Stop Scrolling (While Being Kind to Yourself!)//Ruby Ryba, MEd
Protecting Aging Parents From Today's Online Scams//Cybersecurity Parents LLC
SocialLite: A Healthier Approach to Teen Social Media//Mason Israel & Malek Shaw
Summer Screen Time Music Solutions//Sarah Gallagher Trombley
Brain Rot, TikTok, Learning, and Attention Spans//Sarah Shepherd PhD
Raising Boys in the Age of the Manosphere//Liz Ortenburger, SafeNest
ADHD Screen Time Battles: Turn Conflict Into Cooperation //Adela Baker, PCC, PCAC
App Pays Teens to Use Phones Less //Corey Scholibo
I Survived High School With A Flip Phone//Talmage Erickson
Screen Aware Childhood//Pat Cantor, Ed.D., Mindy Holohan, MA, CFLE, Jean Rogers, M.S.Ed, CPE

S15 Ep 8Empowering Parents to Prevent Online Harms//Dawn Wible & Julianna Arnold
Dawn Wible and Julianna Arnold are co-chairs of the Online Harms Prevention workgroup at Fairplay. Fairplay for Kids is the nation's leading nonprofit committed to helping children thrive in an increasingly commercialized screen-obsessed culture, and the only organization dedicated to ending marketing to children. The online harms prevention work group believes children and young people deserve to be safe online. Today, we discuss a helpful kit designed to assist parents in getting a handle on all areas of online harms. Listen to this episode and visit the show notes on the Healthy Screen Habits website to gain access to this valuable resource.

S15 Ep 7Big Tech on Trial: A Mother Speaks //Julianna Arnold
Julianna Arnold is Coco's mom. Coco is forever 17, having been killed by a fentanyl overdose given to her from someone she trusted online. On this episode, learn how social media companies are finally being tried for addictive product design and how parents of kids who have suffered from online harms are staying strong.

S15 Ep 6Encore: Healthy Screen Habits Workbook for Tweens and Teens
Just as you wouldn't let a new driver take the wheel of a car without proper training, using smartphones requires instruction. Healthy Screen Habits now has a workbook designed for tweens and teens to help them navigate the rules of the road for smartphone use. Healthy Screen Habits Workbook for Tweens and Teens is what we, the founding members of Healthy Screen Habits, wish we had when our oldest kids received their first devices. Learn all about it when you listen to this episode with the authors: Amy Adams and Jeannie Ondelacy Sprague.

S15 Ep 5Digital Balance: Overcome Phone Overuse Today //Eli Singer
Eli Singer is the author of Offline.now: A Practical Guide to Healthy Digital Balance and the founder of Offline.now, a global platform and community for digital balance. Offline. now's mission is to help people build a calmer, more intentional relationship with technology, using practical, compassionate tools and a supportive community so they can use screens purposefully and focus on what matters most. In this episode, we talk about how to figure out the role you want technology to play in your one, amazing life. Listen now!

S15 Ep 4How to Live an Analog Life in a Digital World //Frank Possemato
In 2020, during the COVID shutdown, Frank Possemato found himself to be a new dad and an online professor. He had time to reflect on the life he wanted for his daughter, as well as take note of the changing world while it moved increasingly online. Inspired by life as he knew it before the digital revolution, he purchased a notebook (with actual coins) and started writing about the importance of offline life. He wanted to remember to be present, to connect with friends and family, and to be tolerant of different versions of shared memories. In this episode, we talk more about life offline and how to appreciate analog moments. Listen now!

S15 Ep 3How Families Can Beat the Algorithm: Screen Time Without Blame //Dr. Sajita Setia
Dr. Sajita Setia is a researcher and global digital wellbeing expert in New Zealand. Her work connects the dots between screen habits, sleep, mood, and the rising mental health crisis in kids. In this episode we talk about: Why "good screen time" can still cause problems. How screens quietly affect sleep and self-esteem A simple game kids actually buy into: name it, move it, time it How families can stop blaming themselves—and start winning together If screen time feels like a daily power struggle in your home, this episode is for you. Listen now!

S15 Ep 2Beyond Screens: Healing Teens Through Connection // Kellyn Smythe
Kellyn Smythe is an expert at helping youth transition from living on devices to connecting with the physical world. Since 2014, he has worked at Pacific Quest, a fully licensed and accredited residential mental healthcare establishment on the island of Hawaii. In this episode we talk about layers of mental health care and what to expect with a digital detox. Listen now!

S15 Ep 1Don't Make Rules - Make Conversations: Raising Cyber-Smart Kids//Cybersecurity Parents LLC
What's a VPN? What does it do? Cybersmart Parenting Protecting Your Child in the Digital Age is a digital safety handbook designed to help parents figure out questions like thes. It's written specifically for busy parents. (Parents like us!) In this episode I talk about online security and safety with the authors of this handbook Chad Rychlewski and Kae David. It's packed with information on how to get your family devices safe - today! Listen now!