Real Lives of Sask Wives

Episode 27 | Taylor Made Beads w Kelly Callbeck

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. 🤍

Episode 26 | Beyond the Bedside w Sarah Lynn

In this episode, Sarah Lynn opens up about the many layers of motherhood, nursing, grief, and resilience. As a NICU nurse and content creator, she shares what it’s like caring for families during some of their hardest moments — while later navigating heartbreak and uncertainty within her own life. Sarah Lynn speaks candidly about her miscarriage, the emotional weight of pregnancy after loss, and the experience of welcoming her youngest child at just 28 weeks. From being the nurse supporting NICU families to becoming a NICU mom herself, this conversation is raw, honest, and deeply moving. We also talk about motherhood online, building community through content creation, and finding light in the middle of difficult seasons. Find Sarah Lynn on TikTok and Instagram: @lynnfinity.and.beyond

Episode 25 | Root of it All w Jennifer Polly

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 Jennifer Website: www.saskatoonhairloss.com Instagram:@jenniferpollytrichology TikTok: @jenniferpolly_hair Facebook: Jennifer Polly Trichologist

Episode 24 | Building More w Eva Palichuk

Eva joins the podcast to share what it really looks like to walk away from a career in teaching and step into something completely different. After years in the classroom, she made the leap into the construction world alongside her husband—and hasn’t looked back. She also reflects on immigrating to Canada at just 12 years old, an incredibly impressionable age that shaped so much of who she is today. From navigating a new country and culture to building a life from the ground up, that experience continues to influence how she approaches change and opportunity. The conversation dives into the decision to leave education, the identity shift that comes with it, and what it’s like learning a whole new industry. They talk marriage, working together as a couple, and redefining what success and balance can look like in a new season of life. It’s honest, relatable, and a reminder that it’s never too late to pivot—even if it feels a little scary at first. Where to find Eva Instagram: @evapalichuk @lions_construction @lions_developments

Episode 23 | Dad on Duty w Nik Moline

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.