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I’m joined by my friend Kristen Van Gilse, better known as OrganiMama, for a down-to-earth conversation about mold: what it is, why it matters more than you think. Together, we talk through the health impacts, what to look out for in your home, and how to take simple steps forward while holding on to hope and peace along the way.Tune in to Learn: Why that “mildew smell” is really moldHow hidden mold can affect your health and familyWhat to look for when buying or renovating a homeThe difference between common mold testsSimple ways to reduce exposure right nowHow to walk through mold concerns with faith and peaceWant to dig deeper into this topic? Check out these resources mentioned in the episode:Kristen’s Website: OrganiMamaOrganiMama PodcastJordan's FREE Label Reading Cheatsheet$300 off AirDoctor Air PurifierGet the ERMI Mold TestMold Testing with PJ Harlow

In this heartfelt conversation, Jordan Lee Dooley sits down with her friend Tara Sun to talk about the deeper cost of always doing “one more thing.” Drawing from Tara’s new book, Overbooked and Overwhelmed, they explore the subtle signs of burnout, the physical toll of stress, and the invitation to slow down and reorder life with God at the center.What You’ll Learn:The moment Tara realized her packed schedule was actually a spiritual red flagWhy Christians often overlook emotional and physical health in the name of “soul care”How hustle culture masks itself as faithfulness or obedienceWhat holistic, sustainable wellness really looks like for Christian womenHow to tell the difference between a full plate and an overwhelmed spiritSimple rhythms that help restore presence, peace, and purposeWant to dig deeper into this topic? Check out these links mentioned in the episode:Get Tara's new book: Overbooked and OverwhelmedFollow Tara on Instagram: @misstarasunListen to Tara’s podcast: Truth Talks with TaraPreorder Jordan’s new book Be Good to Your Body: jordanleedooley.com/bgtybFollow Jordan on Instagram: @jordanleedooleyShow notes & more episodes: jordanleedooley.com/shownotesEp. 272 - Surrendering to God When You're Holding on to Control

Preparing for a new baby is exciting—but so much of the focus often goes to the nursery, baby clothes, and gear. This time, Jordan is putting more intention into preparing herself so she can recover well and truly enjoy those first precious weeks.In this episode, Jordan shares the lessons she learned from her first postpartum experience and how she’s approaching birth and recovery differently this time—so she can feel more supported, more prepared, and more present with her family.What You’ll Learn:Why prioritizing her own recovery can change her entire postpartum experienceHow she’s preparing nourishing freezer meals without feeling overwhelmedThe breastfeeding refreshers she’s taking before baby arrivesHow she’s thoughtfully choosing and building a supportive birth teamWhat more holistic, comprehensive postpartum care can look likeSimple ways she’s helping her older children adjust to life with a newbornWant to dig deeper into this topic? Check out these resources mentioned in the episode: The Thompson Method Breastfeeding CoursePostpartum Care USAFollow Jordan on Instagram

Why You and Your Husband Might Not See Eye-to-Eye on Wellness—And What to Do About ItEver feel like you’re dragging your spouse into your crunchy era while they’re still using Bluetooth headphones and sipping tap water without a care? You’re not alone—and this episode is for you.In this raw and real conversation, Jordan sits down with her husband to talk about what it actually looks like to pursue wellness and a more natural lifestyle as a couple. They get honest about everything from EMF concerns and budget limitations to miscarriages, air purifiers, and finding balance when one person is all-in... and the other isn’t so sure.Whether you’re just dipping your toe into natural living or knee-deep in mineral drops and filtered shower heads, this episode will help you build unity in your home around health—without losing your mind (or your marriage).What You’ll LearnHow to navigate lifestyle changes when your spouse isn’t on boardWhy compromise, respect, and open communication are essential for wellness as a coupleThe financial realities of going “non-toxic” and how to steward your resources wiselyJordan’s thoughts on EMFs, Bluetooth, and finding balance (not obsession)Tips for introducing things like air purifiers or filtered water without conflictWhat stewardship, prayer, and long-term health investments look like in a real marriageWant to dig deeper into this topic? Check out these resources mentioned in the episode:Crunchi SkincareUse Code ADVOCATE10 for 10% off!Shop Jordan's Toxin Free Makeup Staples

What do you do when the day you find out you're pregnant is also the day you’re told you may have breast cancer?In this deeply vulnerable episode, Jordan shares the raw and emotional story of walking through a breast cancer scare on the very day she learned she was expecting. With the weight of recurrent miscarriages already heavy on her heart, she invites us into the tension of faith, fear, and surrender in one of the most uncertain and spiritually stretching seasons of her life.You’ll hear Jordan talk about:The gut-wrenching moment she faced a potential diagnosis and a positive pregnancy test within hours of each otherThe emotional toll of navigating medical pressure and advocating for her own body and babyHow pregnancy after loss is already hard—and how a breast cancer scare added a whole new layerThe challenge of waiting in uncertainty and choosing faith when everything in you wants answers nowThe behind-the-scenes experience of consultations, oncology visits, and navigating the medical systemThe powerful moment of clarity when the follow-up scan brought unexpected news—and what it taught her about God’s timing and trustWant to dig deeper into this topic? Check out these resources mentioned in the episode:Crunchi Skincare Use Code ADVOCATE10 for 10% off!Shop Jordan's Toxin Free Makeup Staples

Welcome to a new season of the SHE podcast—familiar, but grown up. Jordan gently invites us into what she calls “the older, wiser sister” of the original show, a more thoughtful and intentional space shaped by real life, deep growth, and the quiet strength that comes with time.In this episode, Jordan Lee Dooley welcomes listeners into a brand new season of the SHE podcast—offering a heartfelt reflection on how the show has grown alongside her own journey through marriage, motherhood, and wellness. Whether you're a longtime listener or just tuning in, this episode sets the tone for a more refined, grounded, and intentional space to explore faith, health, and holistic living.

Big News: I'm taking a (short) break from the podcast!We won't be airing new episodes for the next couple of months, but we will be working behind the scenes on some content so we can start releasing some fun new episodes in March.The podcasting space has changed a lot and I want some space to implement new ideas and brainstorm how I can make some fun changes to the show. So I wanted to share this quick episode with you to share some of the details.Tune in to hear what you can expect, why I'm taking a break, and when I'll be back.In the meantime, we have an archive of hundreds of episodes that you can binge. You can find those on your favorite podcast platform or go to jordanleedooley.com/shownotes to search for specific topics you want to listen to!

"Conventional breast cancer treatment by itself doesn't address the root cause of the cancer.""Traditional breast cancer screening methods are often inaccurate and may do more harm than good.""Tens of thousands of women a year are unnecessarily treated for breast cancer each year."... These are just a few of the bombshells that are talked about in this episode.In this episode, Jordan talks with integrative oncologist and breast surgeon Dr. Jenn Simmons about what it looks like to take a functional approach to identifying and treating breast cancer and how you can holistically support your breast health.Tune in to learn:Why conventional treatments for breast cancer alone don't fully address root causes of the diseaseWhat it looks like to take a functional and root cause approach to cancerHow to support your breast health in your reproductive yearsWhy traditional cancer screening methods can do more harm than goodHow to proactively screen for breast health using safer and more accurate methodsTop things you can do to proactively reduce breast cancer riskWant to dig deeper into this topic? Check out these resources mentioned in the episode:IG: @‌drjennsimmonsDr. Jenn's Book: The Smart Woman's Guide to Breast CancerDr. Jenn's website: realhealthmd.comDr. Jenn's podcast: Keeping Abreast with Dr. JennAuria Home Breast Health Screening (use the code DRJENN20 for a discount)QT ImagingJordan's Holistic Home HandbookThis episode is for educational purposes only; it is not meant to be taken as medical advice. Always consult your provider for any personal health concerns or questions.

Being a work-from-home mom is challenging!Whether you're currently a work-from-home-mom or it's something you've been considering, you may have been sold on the idea of working from anywhere and spending more time with your kids.And while this can be a blessing, those currently working from home know how challenging it can be to find a balance between spending time with your kids and getting work done.Sometimes it may even feel like you're not fully present in your parenting or in your job.So how can we navigate this and create better rhythms to help us balance our home and work lives?That's what we're talking about in this episode! Jordan has an honest conversation with entrepreneur Abigail Peugh about what it really looks like to work from home and what you can do to navigate the challenges.Tune in to learn:How true work-life balance doesn't exist and the reality of seasonsThe importance of defining what's enough for your work or businessWeekly planning rhythms and daily routines to help plan your work and time with familyHow to minimize stress and incorporate rest as a work-from-home-momPractical ways to cycle sync your workWhat to do about mom guilt when you feel like your attention is splitWant to dig deeper? Check out these resources mentioned in the episode:IG: @abigailpeughCrunchi (Use THIS LINK and the code ADVOCATE10 for $10 off your first Crunchi order)

Historical and cultural movements have shifted what it means to be a woman, changed the dynamics between men and women, and attacked the importance of the family. And while these views are continuously growing in popularity, they are increasingly at odds with Biblical values and God's original design.The very idea of womanhood is being attacked on all fronts. And it's not just a cultural issue - it's a spiritual one.But what is God's design for women? What does restoring Biblical and healthy relationship dynamics between men and women look like? How can we navigate the differences between the world's idea of womanhood and the Bible's?In this episode, Jordan talks with author Lisa Bevere about how society has negatively impacted our view of femininity and what it means to be a woman of God in today’s society.  Tune in to learn:The surprising historical roots and implications of feminismHow today's culture is changing our view of womanhood and femininityThe meaning behind "the future is female"How modern-day feminism hurts male and female relationships, family dynamics, and marriageThe true meaning of submissionThe importance of reconstructing family values in today's cultureWant to dig deeper into this topic? Check out these resources mentioned in this episode:Lisa's book: The Fight For FemaleIG: @lisabevereJordan's book: Embrace Your Almost