This episode features a powerful conversation with Tanya LaRose — an Indigenous REALTOR® and community leader who’s redefining what success in real estate looks like.

A top-producing professional ranked in the top 2% of Royal LePage agents across Canada, Tanya has been invited to share her expertise on CBC News national programming and has spoken on diversity and inclusion panels for the Colorado Association of REALTORS. Her industry credibility is matched by a deep commitment to people and community.

Beyond the accolades, Tanya stands out for the way she shows up for others. She has been recognized as the #1 individual in Saskatchewan for giving back to the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation, supporting women and families escaping domestic violence. She’s also the founder of Crystal’s Gift, a non-profit dedicated to re-homing gently used furniture and creating dignified fresh starts for those in need.

In this conversation, we explore leadership, representation, service, and what it truly means to build a career rooted in impact — not just transactions. Tanya shares her journey, her perspective as an Indigenous woman in real estate, and the lessons that have shaped both her business and her purpose.

In this episode of CWIRED, we’re joined by Louise Green — author, speaker, and global advocate for body diversity — for a candid, thought-provoking conversation about confidence, conditioning, and the cost of unrealistic expectations placed on women.

Louise challenges the narrow definitions of “health” and “success” that still dominate fitness, business, and leadership spaces, and shares how weight stigma and appearance-based bias quietly shape women’s careers, self-worth, and opportunities. Together, we explore what it means to take up space unapologetically, lead without shrinking, and redefine strength on your own terms.

This episode is especially relevant for women in high-pressure, performance-driven industries — including real estate — who are navigating visibility, confidence, and resilience while constantly being assessed, both professionally and personally.

Honest, empowering, and deeply human, this conversation invites women to rethink the narratives they’ve been taught about their bodies — and reclaim agency over how they show up in the world.

KC and Donna Marie from the Screen Acting School join Jacquie for an honest conversation about the inner work women are asked to do long before they ever step into a room, a meeting, or a moment of leadership. Together, they talk about mindset, resilience, confidence, and what it actually takes to show up for yourself when you’re carrying invisible labour, managing doubt, and navigating expectations that often feel heavier for women.

This episode goes beyond acting or entrepreneurship. It’s about learning to lead from a grounded, self-aware place—even when life is demanding more from you than anyone sees. It’s a conversation for women who are building careers, holding families, supporting communities, and still trying to carve out space for themselves.

If you’ve ever wondered how to stay centred while the world keeps pulling at you, this conversation will feel like a breath out.