Hearst Media Production Group Renews Home for Good for Second Season
Hearst Media Production Group renews Home for Good for second season, confirming the home renovation series will return to ABC stations nationwide. The announcement comes following a successful inaugural run that blended heartwarming community storytelling with essential home-and-life safety education. Fans can look forward to the new episodes beginning Saturday, January 9, 2026, as part of the network’s Weekend Adventure programming block.
A Focus on Community Heroes
Hosted by Art Edmonds, the series distinguishes itself by focusing on individuals who dedicate their lives to serving others. Each half-hour episode features a renovation project designed to transform a personal space for a deserving community member. While the first season established the show’s format, the upcoming episodes aim to expand the scope of those featured. The production team plans to highlight a diverse array of service workers, including educators, mentors, and volunteers who provide critical support to families in need.
The upcoming season will showcase several impactful stories, such as a firefighter who supports families of children with autism and a teacher whose students work to bring comfort to young cancer patients. Other episodes will feature a volunteer providing food and supplies to those experiencing homelessness and a mentor who developed a free life-skills program for local youth. By spotlighting these individuals, the series continues its commitment to celebrating those who make a tangible difference in their local communities.
Safety and Education
Beyond the renovations, the show maintains its partnership with Kidde, a prominent home fire safety brand. This collaboration ensures that each episode integrates practical safety education alongside the renovation narrative. Viewers are encouraged to identify everyday risks in their own homes, such as fire and carbon monoxide hazards, and take proactive steps to protect their families and pets. This educational component remains a core pillar of the series, aligning with the goals of the Weekend Adventure block.
Bryan Curb, president of Hearst Media Production Group, noted that the series effectively demonstrates the value of educational and informational programming. By combining inspiring human-interest stories with actionable safety information, the show provides a meaningful benefit to its audience. The production is handled by Epic Entertainment and Media Group, which was co-founded by host Art Edmonds and Rick Fielding. The company specializes in creating content that balances artistic vision with strategic, market-ready execution across various platforms.
As the series prepares for its January return, it continues to be a significant part of the Hearst Media Production Group portfolio, which currently includes over 30 original series. With a library spanning thousands of episodes, the group remains a major player in providing content for broadcast networks and streaming platforms globally. The return of this series reinforces the network’s commitment to programming that informs and inspires viewers while offering practical utility for their daily lives.
