Real Lives of Sask Wives

Episode 31 | The Lost Girls Guide w Ashlyn George

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.

Episode 30 | Messages & Motherhood w Taylor Schneider

This week, Taylor Scheinder joins the podcast to share her journey into spirituality and discovering her gift as a teenager. She opens up about what it was like realizing she could connect with spirit, how messages come through to her, and how her abilities have shaped her life over the years. Taylor also talks about meeting her husband, becoming a mom, and what day-to-day life looks like raising three young girls while balancing motherhood with her spiritual work. It’s an honest, fascinating conversation about intuition, family, and embracing the path you never expected for yourself. Where to find Taylor: Instagram: @awakenmedium Website: https://awakenmedium.com/

Episode 29 | Permanent Confidence w Leah Crockford

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 Leah Instagram/Facebook: @lashious_studio website: https://lashiousstudio.com/

Episode 28 | Team EM w Megan Crawley

In this episode, Jordhan is joined by Megan Crawley for a deeply emotional conversation about motherhood, advocacy, and navigating life after her daughter Emma was diagnosed with liver disease as a baby. Megan shares the difficult journey leading up to Emma’s liver transplant at just nine months old and opens up about the uncertainty, fear, and resilience that shaped their family during that season. The conversation dives into what life looked like while parenting a medically complex child, the emotional toll of balancing motherhood with constant medical care, and how Megan found strength through it all. Megan also shares how Emma’s diagnosis inspired her to become an advocate for her daughter and for other families experiencing similar challenges. This episode is a powerful reminder of the strength parents carry through unimaginable circumstances and the importance of sharing stories that make others feel less alone. Where to find Megan Instagram: @mk.crawley @_sunshine.mc Register to donate your organs here: https://www.donateyourorgans.ca/ Donate here: https://www.moveforlifefoundation.com/

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. 🤍