Real Lives of Sask Wives

In this solo catch-up episode, Jordhan gets real about life lately—from preparing to head back to work to the mental shift that comes with it. She dives into her thoughts on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, shares relatable reflections on the invisible load moms carry, and unpacks the pressure (and chaos) of kids’ birthday parties.It’s honest, a little all over the place in the best way, and exactly like catching up with a friend who just gets it.

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 welcomes pelvic floor physiotherapist Lindsey Tasker-Cole to talk about an area of health that impacts far more people than we realize.From pregnancy and postpartum recovery to bladder control, core strength, and pelvic floor issues affecting both women and men, Lindsay shares her expertise and breaks down what pelvic floor physiotherapy really involves.They also dive into common misconceptions, play a fun myth or fact game about pelvic floor health, and discuss why so many symptoms women experience are treatable—even though many think they’re simply “part of life.”This episode is packed with helpful information, plenty of laughs, and a reminder that pelvic health deserves more conversation.

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 sits down with her longtime friend Sabrina — a former buyer for Homesense and Winners who once lived the fast-paced, high-fashion world of Toronto retail. From trend forecasting and showroom appointments to behind-the-scenes buying trips, Sabrina shares what it was really like working inside some of Canada’s most beloved stores.Now married to a doctor and settled in Saskatoon, Sabrina opens up about the transition from big-city career woman to prairie life, motherhood, and redefining ambition. She shares the inside scoop on how products actually get chosen for shelves, what shoppers don’t know about the buying world, and how her priorities shifted when life slowed down.It’s a conversation about identity, reinvention, friendship, and what happens when your version of success evolves.

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 on Real Lives of Sask Wives, Jordhan is joined by a very special guest — her mom 🤍They dive into what motherhood looked like in the 90s, raising three kids before smartphones, baby monitors with apps, and Amazon Prime. From the differences in parenting styles to the realities of mom life back then, this episode is equal parts nostalgic and eye-opening.Her mom shares what it was really like juggling three kids, what she loved most about those early years, and how becoming a grandma has been her favourite chapter yet. They also chat about the baby technology she can’t believe exists now (and secretly wishes she had back then).And because no episode would be complete without a little pop culture — they finish things off by debating their dream Below Deck crew lineup.It’s a sweet, funny, and heartfelt conversation about motherhood then and now — and the beautiful full-circle moments in between.Make sure you’re subscribed wherever you listen so you never miss an episode 🤍✨

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.

This solo Ask Me Anything episode features Jordhan responding to listener questions on mental load, motherhood, life advice, and a few unforgettable embarrassing moments. With vulnerability and humor, she shares her thoughts on navigating the unseen pressures of daily life and the messy, meaningful journey of motherhood.

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 episode, Jordhan sits down with her friend Megan to talk about how their friendship began and the winding paths that led them both to where they are today. Megan opens up about her journey through IVF, the challenges and hope that came with it, and how becoming a mom reshaped her life. She also shares how she made the leap into real estate and built a career she’s proud of. The conversation wraps with some light-hearted “Would You Rather” questions—because no heart-to-heart is complete without a few laughs.

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 textIn this episode, Jordhan sits down with her best friend of over 15 years—the one who knew her back in high school through awkward phases, messy ex-boyfriends, and everything in between. Together, they laugh through teenage memories, reflect on the relationships that shaped them, and talk honestly about how those experiences led to growth.The conversation also dives into Kelsey's spiritual journey, including how she began trusting her intuition and ultimately stepped into her path as a practicing medium at House Of Wolves. She shares what that evolution has looked like, the challenges that came with it, and how embracing her spirituality changed the way she sees herself and the world around her—equal parts nostalgic, funny, and deeply reflective.

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.

Send us a textIn this week’s episode, Jordhan keeps things fun and breezy — chatting about her recent kid-free trip and why a little time away was so good for her marriage. She also dives into her ultimate U.S. fast-food stops, the wild contrast of growing up with early-2000s technology, what she’s currently reading, and her eternal wish for a mild Prairie winter. Cozy, chatty, and a little nostalgic — the perfect listen for your next drive or laundry switch.