In this episode, Jordhan sits down with Cass to share the story of her daughter, Clarke, and the unimaginable journey their family has walked over the past 3 years. From Clarke's initial diagnosis with leukemia to treatment, moments of remission, and the heartbreak of relapse, Cass opens up about what it really looked like behind the scenes—while also navigating life as a mom and welcoming another baby into their family.

Through it all, this conversation highlights the strength it takes to keep going, the realities so many families quietly face, and how Cass is choosing to turn her pain into purpose. This month, she’s honouring Clarke by organizing a blood drive with the goal of reaching 100 donations—because those donations played a critical role in Clarke’s journey.

This episode is raw, meaningful, and a powerful reminder of the impact a single act—like donating blood—can have on a family’s life.

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Follow and support Cass’s mission:

Instagram: @foreverclarkefoundation

Website: foreverclarkefoundation.ca

Donate blood: blood.ca

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 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.