Balancing Work and Motherhood featuring Krista Mckee

The Let Them Theory

This week on The Creemore Winos Podcast, we’re diving into the book Let Them by Mel Robbins and Sawyer Robbins 📖 — and trust us, this one hit home. We’re joined by special guest Andrew from One Tiger North Pilates 💪 as we unpack our favourite takeaways and share how the book has helped reshape the way we approach challenges, boundaries, and relationships in our own lives.

Skincare in our 40s

This week on the Creemore Winos Podcast, we’re talking skincare in our 40s — what’s working, what’s not, and what we’ll never stop buying 👀 From smoothing out texture to finding the perfect serum, we’re spilling our top skincare tips, the routines we swear by, and the treatments that genuinely changed our skin.

Jessica's story: Farm, Family & a Field of Lavender

In our latest episode of The Creemore Winos, we sit down with Jess, co-founder of Purple Hill Lavender Farm, to chat about her journey from Toronto hustle to rural harmony — and how a sisterly dream blossomed into one of Ontario’s most loved lavender destinations.

Balancing Work and Motherhood featuring Krista Mckee

This week we invited our friend and OG ‘wino’ Dr. Krista Mckee to join us for a glass of vino. You may have heard us reference Krista on earlier episodes so we were thrilled she was able to join us as we chat all things work, motherhood, relationships and balance. As a busy family practitioner and mother of two, Krista shared her advice and perspective on juggling it all, with some funny anecdotes along the way.

Jenn's Transformation: One Step at a Time

In this episode, Jenn opens up about her personal health journey, sharing the ups and downs, the strategies she's embraced, and the lessons she's learned along the way. From setting realistic goals to making mindful choices, Jenn takes you through her approach to weight loss and wellness. She reflects on the transformations—both physical and mental—that have shaped her life, offering insights and encouragement to others who are on their own paths to better health.