Grief Chronicles

In this episode, I sit down for the first time in a long while to reflect on grief, growth, and what healing actually looks like three years after losing my husband.Recorded on Wonnarua Country at the end of 2025, this episode is a quiet, honest reflection on how life continues to change, how relationships shift, how grief lives in the body, and how healing isn’t something you finish, but something you learn to live alongside.This isn’t a polished story. It’s real, messy, and where I’m at right now.

In this episode Jaleesa talks about her Mental Health and feeling guilty. Jaleesa reflects on the 20 months since Brad's passing and talks about how being grateful after a significant loss is a hard pill to swallow.

In this podcast episode, I engage in a light hearted conversation with Rogo, also known as Ashlie Rogers, sharing our journeys of losing our spouses in our early 30s. We delve into our initial encounters, the profound bond we formed, and explore our individual paths in coping with grief.Trigger Warning: This episode delves into sensitive topics such as death, cancer, medical episodes and suicide ideations using explicit language that may be triggering for some listeners.

In this episode Jaleesa is joined by her older cousin Kelly. Jaleesa and Kelly reflect on the 8 months since Brad's passing and discuss the importance of being there for someone who is grieving, even if you don't know what to do or say.

In this episode Jaleesa is joined by her partner Benni. Jaleesa and Benni began dating 4 months after Brad's passing. They sit down to discuss finding love in grief from two varying perspectives. Jaleesa finding love after her husband's passing and Benni dating someone navigating the early stages of grief.