Real Lives of Sask Wives

This week on Real Lives of Sask Wives, Ashlyn George shares her journey from growing up on a Saskatchewan farm to building a career in travel and content creation. She talks about getting her education degree, spending five years “chasing the sun” by travelling during the winters and returning home to Saskatchewan to work during the summers, and eventually becoming the Saskatchewanderer.The conversation dives into how she turned her love of travel into a full-time career, what’s next for her, and the unexpected story of meeting her partner through Facebook Marketplace. They also get into some lighter topics — including their favourite McDonald’s meals. It’s a fun and honest episode about taking chances, embracing change, and creating a life outside the traditional timeline.

Leah Crockford joins Jordhan for a fun and honest conversation about beauty, business, relationships, and living life on her own terms.Leah shares how she got started in the lash industry, what led her into the world of permanent makeup, and the journey of opening her own studio, Lashious Studio in Saskatoon. She talks about building her career in the beauty industry, working in brows, lips, and areola tattooing, and the confidence that can come from cosmetic tattooing.The conversation also dives into Leah’s personal life and the choices she’s made outside of society’s typical expectations — including choosing not to get married or have children. Leah and Jordhan also chat about modern relationships, why Leah and her partner have separate bedrooms, and the importance of creating a life that genuinely works for you.This episode is lighthearted, entertaining, and full of candid conversation.Where to find LeahInstagram/Facebook: @lashious_studiowebsite: https://lashiousstudio.com/

In this episode, Jordhan is joined by Kelly Callbeck — a First Nations Indigenous beader, mother, and creator — who shares her experience navigating postpartum depression and anxiety, and how reconnecting with her Indigenous roots became a source of healing.Kelly speaks about how beading brought her peace and comfort during one of the hardest seasons of motherhood, eventually growing into a thriving business, online community, and opportunities to attend markets and share her work with others.The conversation also explores generational trauma, including the impact the Sixties Scoop had on Kelly’s family and community, and how reclaiming culture and connection can play such a powerful role in healing. Kelly also opens up about her family’s conversations surrounding adoption, motherhood, and creating space for healing across generations.This episode is honest, emotional, grounding, and deeply important. 🤍

In this episode, Jordhan sits down with Jennifer Polly, a trichologist whose journey into hair loss began in the most unexpected and heartbreaking way. After losing her father in a tragic car accident, Jennifer started experiencing significant hair loss herself—something that would eventually lead to a diagnosis and the reality that she could be bald by the age of 60.What began as grief quickly turned into a deeper battle with identity, confidence, and health. But instead of staying in that place, Jennifer chose to turn her pain into purpose. Drawing on her background as a hairstylist, she pivoted her career to become a trichologist, helping other women navigate their own hair loss journeys with knowledge, empathy, and support.In this conversation, she shares her personal story, breaks down the realities of hair loss, and offers insight into when to seek help and what options are out there. She also opens up about her ongoing heart health challenges, adding another layer to her story of resilience and strength.This episode is honest, informative, and a reminder that even the most difficult chapters can lead to something meaningful.Where to find JenniferWebsite: www.saskatoonhairloss.comInstagram:@jenniferpollytrichologyTikTok: @jenniferpolly_hairFacebook: Jennifer Polly Trichologist

Jordhan sits down with her younger brother for a conversation that’s equal parts nostalgic and eye-opening. Just two years apart, they grew up side by side, and in this episode, they look back on their favourite memories, what it was really like growing up together, and how those early dynamics shaped who they are today.Now both parents, the conversation shifts into what life looks like raising kids from different perspectives—especially as he takes on paternity leave for the second time. They dive into the realities of being the default parent, how roles can flip within a household, and what it’s actually like when dad steps fully into the primary caregiver role.It’s honest, relatable, and full of sibling energy—this one’s for anyone navigating parenthood, partnership, and the ever-evolving roles within a family.

In this episode, Jordhan is joined by one of her closest friends and former roommate, Kolby. What started as a family connection turned into a lifelong friendship, and now their kids are growing up alongside each other too.Kolby shares her journey as a former labor and delivery nurse, giving a glimpse into the realities of life on the unit, while also diving into the transition into motherhood herself. The two reminisce on their university days living together, including some funny and relatable moments that perfectly capture that season of life.They also get into the everyday chaos of parenting, chatting about sleep regressions, the mystery of “man colds,” and the little things that make motherhood both exhausting and hilarious.It’s a mix of nostalgia, real-life parenting talk, and easy conversation between two friends who have truly done life together.

In this episode of Real Lives of Sask Wives, Jordhan sits down with a very special guest—her husband, Jim—for a conversation that’s equal parts nostalgic, honest, and a little bit funny.They dive into his upbringing in small town Manitoba, his natural brain for science and math (and Jordhan proudly not sharing that same gift), and the dynamic that’s shaped their relationship from the very beginning.The two reflect on their early days of dating, the memories that still stand out, and how their relationship has evolved through some of life’s biggest moments—including a difficult fertility journey that ultimately led them to becoming parents together.They also open up about the birth stories of their children, their favourite stages of parenting so far, and the little moments with their kids that have meant the most. From chaos to joy, they talk about what they’re loving right now and what they’re most excited for as their kids grow older.It’s real, it’s personal, and it’s a look inside the kind of love that’s built over time—through challenges, growth, and choosing each other again and again.

In this episode of Real Lives of Sask Wives, Jordhan sits down with Saskatoon photographer, potter, and all-around outdoorsy mom Jocelyn de Moissac. From CrossFit classes to camper summers, Jocelyn shares what life looks like balancing creativity, motherhood, and raising teenagers who would much rather be outside than glued to a screen.Jocelyn reflects on growing up rurally and how that upbringing shaped the way she’s raising her own kids in the city—prioritizing fresh air, long summer days camping, and a lifestyle where being outside always wins over screen time. She also shares the story of how she found her way into photography and built a career capturing weddings while still making space for creativity, family, and adventure.This episode is a conversation about raising grounded kids in a modern world, staying active as busy moms, and building a life that leaves plenty of room for creativity, dirt under your fingernails, and summers spent outside.

This week on Real Lives of Sask Wives, Jordhan is joined by Candice — a talented makeup artist and mama of three busy boys.The conversation takes it back to their high school days, reflecting on what it was like growing up in a small prairie city and how those early experiences shaped the women they’ve become. Candice shares the journey that led her into the world of makeup artistry and how she turned her passion into a booming career — all while raising three young boys.She opens up about the realities of balancing motherhood with entrepreneurship, what it truly looks like behind the scenes of a thriving beauty business, and how her family made the bold decision to move to the southern United States for a year. From small-town roots to taking big leaps, this episode is filled with nostalgia, honesty, and encouragement for anyone chasing dreams beyond where they started.A conversation about growth, grit, motherhood, and building something beautiful — in every sense of the word.

This week, Jordhan is joined by her work wife, Allisha, for an episode that feels like the ultimate girls’ chat. Together, they dive into teacher life, wedding season, dress shopping, celebrity crushes, and their hottest takes in music. They also share their latest thoughts on Tell Me Lies and Summer House. The episode includes a quick round of “Fill in the Blank: Teacher Edition,” bringing plenty of laughs and relatable moments along the way. Grab a coffee (or a glass of wine) and enjoy the conversation.

In this episode, Jordhan sits down with her friend Maddy — a wedding photographer, newlywed, and someone who shares a very real fear with the host: being home alone. Together, they chat about Maddy’s recent wedding, life behind the lens as a photographer, and the transition into married life. The conversation flows into the little things many women quietly relate to, like why being alone at home can feel unsettling and how connection, reassurance, and humor make those moments easier. It’s an honest, lighthearted episode that feels like a coffee date with a friend — equal parts comfort, laughter, and real life.

Send us a textIn this solo episode, Jordhan shares reflections following her CBC interview and revisits the reasons she started the podcast. She speaks candidly about navigating postpartum depression during her first maternity leave and contrasts it with the clarity, confidence, and connection she’s found during her second. A thoughtful conversation about growth, healing, and motherhood.

Send us a textEpisode 7: Christmas Burnout 🎄The lights are up, the lists are endless, and somehow the magic still depends on you. In this episode, I’m talking all about Christmas burnout—the invisible mental load that ramps up during the holidays and leaves so many moms exhausted before the big day even arrives.We get into why the pressure of planning, cleaning, gifting, hosting, and remembering literally everything so often falls on women—and why husbands sometimes seem to have a completely different understanding of what “keeping the house together” actually means.Plus, a quick reality TV hit to lighten things up, because if we’re going to be overwhelmed, we might as well be entertained.If you’re feeling overstimulated, under-appreciated, or just plain done before Christmas even gets here—this one’s for you.🎧 Listen in, take a breath, and know you’re not alone.