The Women We Know

There is something about this conversation that feels like a deep exhale.In this episode, Stacey sits down with Jade Lord, a mum of three and a woman living on the land, who has journeyed through identity shifts, burnout, motherhood, and the quiet but powerful return to herself.Jade shares what it really looked like to move from the coast to the outback, to rebuild her sense of self in an unfamiliar world, and to navigate the pressure of fitting into spaces that didn’t always feel aligned. We talk about the evolution of womanhood, the impact of motherhood, and the moment you realise you’ve been putting yourself last for far too long.This conversation explores what it means to come home to yourself. Not in a perfect, polished way, but through the messy, honest work of unlearning, softening, and choosing differently.Jade also shares her work in yoga, breathwork, and Neuro Transformation Therapy, and how she now supports other women to reconnect with their bodies, their truth, and the way they want to live.This episode is a reminder that you don’t have to keep molding yourself to fit the world around you.You can choose yourself. And in doing so, everything shifts.So wherever you’re listening from, grab a cuppa, settle in… this one is something special.Follow Jade on Instagram or Facebook @jade_e_lordKnow a woman with a story worth sharing? Stacey would love to hear from you.Subscribe and Follow so you never miss an episode.Share this episode with a women in your life.Ask me anything or nominate a guest via social media or email.Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/the.women.we.know?igsh=dmQxcm1wcmQzZXk5Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/share/185vG1LeF1/[email protected]

To open Season Two, I couldn’t think of a more fitting woman than Bec Beetham.Bec is a mum of four, a wife, a social work student, and someone who has spent years holding life together for everyone else while quietly learning how to hold herself too. In this conversation, we trace a story that spans over 20 years of friendship, from a first impression shaped by jealousy and misunderstanding, to a deep, steady connection built through laughter, honesty, and our own take on “waffle Wednesdays.”We talk about burnout and the moment everything stopped fitting inside the cupboard anymore. The overwhelm that led to cocooning. The decision to finally sit with herself in therapy instead of pushing everything down and powering through. And what it really looks like to start untangling who you are beneath the roles, expectations, and versions of yourself you’ve learned to perform.This episode is about motherhood without the perfection myth, identity beyond what you do for others, and the quiet, brave work of learning to fill your own cup again. Bec shares what it’s been like to study social work while raising a young family, how she navigates perfectionism, and the relief that comes with realising you don’t have to be everything for everyone.At its heart, this is a conversation about coming home to yourself, slowly, imperfectly, and honestly.And about what changes when you finally believe that who you are, as you are, is enough.Know a woman with a story worth sharing? Stacey would love to hear from you.Subscribe and Follow so you never miss an episode.Share this episode with a women in your life.Ask me anything or nominate a guest via social media or email.Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/the.women.we.know?igsh=dmQxcm1wcmQzZXk5Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/share/185vG1LeF1/[email protected]

In this powerful Season 1 finale of The Women We Know, Stacey sits down with sisters and co-founders of Coaching with RS, Ronnelle and Sally Hollier, for a deeply honest and transformative conversation.What starts as a heartfelt reunion quickly unfolds into a raw exploration of identity, healing, and what it truly means to take radical self-responsibility. From navigating sibling rivalry and personal struggles to rebuilding their relationship and creating a thriving business together, Ronnelle and Sally share the real, unfiltered journey behind their work.This episode is filled with laughter, depth, and those “aha” moments that will have you questioning your beliefs, your patterns, and what’s truly possible for your life.If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected from who you are, this conversation is your invitation to see things differently—and to remember that change starts with you.A beautiful, thought-provoking close to Season 1 that will leave you inspired, challenged, and ready to step into your next level.Follow Ronnelle @ronnellehollierFollow Sally @sallyhollierCheck out their website https://coachingwithrs.com/ebcKnow a woman with a story worth sharing? Stacey would love to hear from you.Subscribe and Follow so you never miss an episode.Share this episode with a women in your life.Ask me anything or nominate a guest via social media or email.Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/the.women.we.know?igsh=dmQxcm1wcmQzZXk5Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/share/185vG1LeF1/[email protected]

In this deeply honest and heartfelt episode, Stacey sits down with life and business coach Gerry Huston—a woman who not only changes lives, but changed her own.From navigating a five-year fertility journey and IVF, to experiencing postnatal depression, to later being diagnosed with ADHD alongside her children, Gerry shares the real, unfiltered moments that shaped who she is today.This conversation explores what it truly means to move through the seasons of life—those times of growth, grief, rebuilding, and rediscovery—and how even the hardest chapters can lead to powerful transformation.This episode is a reminder that you are not behind, you are not broken, and you are never alone.And sometimes, the most powerful thing you can tell yourself is: everything is working out for me.Follow Gerry @gerryhustonKnow a woman with a story worth sharing? Stacey would love to hear from you.Subscribe and Follow so you never miss an episode.Share this episode with a women in your life.Ask me anything or nominate a guest via social media or email.Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/the.women.we.know?igsh=dmQxcm1wcmQzZXk5Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/share/185vG1LeF1/[email protected]

In this episode of The Women We Know, Stacey sits down with naturopath, personal trainer and Mum, Lisa Howard.Living in a small town, Lisa has built a life around discipline, resilience and a deep passion for health and wellbeing. Through her business, Spring into Wellness with Lisa Marie, she supports families and children, particularly those navigating challenges like ADHD, using evidence-informed natural health, nutrition and lifestyle medicine.In this honest conversation, Lisa shares how a childhood teacher first sparked her love of movement, the turning point that shifted her path toward health and fitness and what it really takes to pursue big goals when you don't have the convenience of gyms, classes or like-minded people around you.This episode explores work ethic, rural living and the reality of just getting in and getting it done.If you've ever found yourself in the messy middle, trying to build something meaningful while juggling life, family and ambitions, Lisa's story is a powerful reminder that lasting change comes from small, consistent steps and the willingness to do the work.Follow Lisa @springintowellnesswithlisaKnow a woman with a story worth sharing? Stacey would love to hear from you.Subscribe and Follow so you never miss an episode.Share this episode with a women in your life.Ask me anything or nominate a guest via social media or email.Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/the.women.we.know?igsh=dmQxcm1wcmQzZXk5Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/share/185vG1LeF1/[email protected]

In this episode of The Women We Know, Stacey sits down with her sister, Kirsty Hoch. A rural mum, business owner and someone who isn't afraid to keep evolving, Kirsty shares what life really looks like raising kids in remote Australia while building multiple businesses and embracing personal growth.  They talk about the freedom and challenges of rural living, the realities of motherhood, learning to get comfortable being uncomfortable and the quiet ways life shapes us over time.  This conversation is honest, funny and deeply relatable. A reminder that sometimes the most powerful growth doesn't come from one big moment, but from the small choices we make everyday.Follow Kirsty @khconnectedwellness  Know a woman with a story worth sharing? Stacey would love to hear from you.Subscribe and Follow so you never miss an episode.Share this episode with a women in your life.Ask me anything or nominate a guest via social media or email.Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/the.women.we.know?igsh=dmQxcm1wcmQzZXk5Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/share/185vG1LeF1/[email protected]

Every woman has a story.But before inviting others to share theirs, Stacey Ferguson, knew she needed to start by sharing her own.In the very first episode of The Women we know, Stacey shares the heart behind the podcast and why honest conversations about life and celebrating women matter now more than ever.This is the beginning of a space where real women share real stories and we celebrate them.Know a woman with a story worth sharing? Stacey would love to hear from you.Subscribe and Follow so you never miss an episode.Share this episode with a women in your life.Ask me anything or nominate a guest via social media or email.Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/the.women.we.know?igsh=dmQxcm1wcmQzZXk5Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/share/185vG1LeF1/[email protected]

Welcome to The Women We Know.This podcast shares honest conversations and real stories from everyday women. Hosted by Stacey Ferguson, each episode invites a woman to sit in the seat and share the season of life she’s navigating.From motherhood and identity to resilience, mental health and starting again, these conversations remind us we’re not alone.Because when one woman shares her story, another woman feels understood.