Sheena Interrupted

S3 Ep16: Japan Travel Truths: The Good, The Bad & The Unexpected

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we’re back from Japan…and it completely lived up to the hype. From the most incredible food (yes… even the pizza), to the level of organization, cleanliness, and thoughtfulness in everyday life, Japan felt like stepping into a completely different world (in the best way). We’re sharing everything from our trip: Tokyo vs. Kyoto, our favorite experiences (including what you should book in advance), traveling with kids, and the small moments that ended up meaning the most. We also talk about what’s changed since we last lived there, what surprised us, and why Japan continues to leave such a lasting impression.

S3 Ep15: Is It Weird That We Share This…? Couples Debate Gets Heated

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we broke down the things couples share… and the things that feel like a hard no. From toothbrushes (yes, really) to clothes, money, food, and everything in between…we got into the habits, boundaries, and weird little things that come up in long-term relationships. Some of it makes sense. Some of it absolutely doesn’t. Equal parts chaotic, honest, and way too relatable. #relationships #couples #marriage #relatable #podcast #love

S3 Ep14: Body Shaming, ADHD Diagnoses & Getting Too Honest | Reading Your Hate Comments

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we did something we always said we wouldn't do… we read the hate comments out loud. From body shaming and unsolicited ADHD diagnoses to relationship criticism and the guy who just typed "boring”…we reacted to all of it live, unfiltered, and on camera. What started as a funny experiment turned into one of our most honest conversations yet about insecurity, self-confidence, and what it actually means to put your real life on the internet. We get into: * Hate comments, body shaming & online criticism * Insecurity and self-confidence in relationships * ADHD, neurodivergence & armchair diagnoses * Humor as a defense mechanism (are you deflecting, TRID?) * Therapy, self-growth & emotional awareness * Body image & feeling comfortable in your own skin * The real cost of being vulnerable online Oh, and we asked AI to scour our entire channel for the worst things anyone has ever said about Sheena. It came back with almost nothing. Make of that what you will. If you've ever read a comment that stuck with you longer than it should have… this one's for you. 🎙️ New episodes every week  #sheenainterrupted #bodyimage #ADHD  #insecurity   #relationshipadvice #podcastclips #comedypodcast

S3 Ep13: We Gave Our Son Snapchat…and Now We Regret It | The Reality of Teen Screen Time

This week on Sheena Interrupted, it’s just TRID and Jae… and one very honest conversation about Snapchat. After a month of using the app, we sat down to break down what’s actually happening behind the screen: how much time is being spent, what real communication looks like vs. just “streaks,” and why it’s harder to put the phone down than anyone wants to admit. This isn’t a lecture, it’s a real back-and-forth between a parent trying to understand and a teenager living it in real time. We talked: * What kids are actually doing on Snapchat * How “streaks” keep you coming back * Why screen time adds up fast * The balance between independence and boundaries * What’s helpful vs. a complete waste of time * How to be aware (without being addicted) If you’re a parent, this will make you think. If you’re a kid, you’ll probably feel seen. Equal parts honest, funny, and a little uncomfortable…in the best way. Thanks to this week’s sponsor Storyworth.com/Sheena [http://Storyworth.com/Sheena]

S3 Ep12: Mom Guilt Is Real… But Why Don’t Dads Feel It the Same Way?

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we're talking all about mom guilt, dad guilt, and why so many of us as parents feel like we’re never doing enough. From missing pajama day to working late, social media comparison, feeding choices, and the pressure to be everything to everyone.  This episode gets honest about the emotional weight so many of us carry, and why dads often experience parenting guilt very differently. It’s funny, chaotic, validating, and a reminder that your kids probably won’t remember the thing you’re still beating yourself up over.  Thanks to this week's sponsor: Quince.com/Sheena [http://Quince.com/Sheena] #parentingpodcast #marriage #family #relationships