Sheena Interrupted

S3 Ep20: How a Childhood Memory Became a Product at Sephora | The Launch of Mango Muse

Ruhveda.com/Sheena [http://Ruhveda.com/Sheena] This week on Sheena Interrupted, we're sharing the story behind Mango Muse, the fragrance Sheena spent over a year creating from scratch. What started as an email from a small business owner turned into one of the most meaningful projects we've ever worked on. We talk about the unexpected journey from childhood memories in India to launching a fragrance on Sephora, the dozens of samples it took to get the scent right, the moments we almost gave up, and the lessons we learned along the way. We also dive into entrepreneurship, trusting your instincts, supporting other founders, and why saying yes to the right opportunity can completely change your path. Of course, it wouldn't be Sheena Interrupted without TRID attempting to launch his own competing fragrance brand, convincing everyone that a manufacturing mistake is actually a collector's item, and sharing some truly terrible business ideas. A little nostalgic, a little inspiring, and a lot unhinged. Thanks to this week's sponsor Quince.com/sheena [http://Quince.com/sheena] #SheenaInterrupted #MangoMuse #Sephora #Entrepreneurship #Perfume

S3 Ep19: Opposite-Sex Best Friends, Thirst Traps & The Texting Habits We Secretly Hate | Try It or Trash It

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we debate the relationship habits everyone has opinions about: opposite-sex friendships, thirst traps, birthday weeks, speakerphone calls in public, read receipts, rewatching movies, and the texting habits that instantly annoy people. Somewhere along the way, TRID also shares a suspicious customs story involving a luxury handbag box and invents a completely new theory about birthdays. Honest, chaotic, and deeply unserious. #relationships #marriage #dating #texting #couples

S3 Ep18: Are We On Our Phones Too Much? | The Screen Habits Affecting Our Relationship

This week on Sheena Interrupted, a completely normal moment turned into a surprisingly deep conversation about phones, relationships, screen addiction, modern communication, and the weird resentment couples secretly build without even realizing it. We talk doomscrolling, texting each other while sitting beside each other, social media habits, screen time rules, dinner table phone bans, kids growing up online, “phone relationships” inside marriages, and whether any of us actually know how to unplug anymore. Also somehow: Depends ads, Hay Day farms, Japanese train rides, and why TRID thinks everyone is secretly addicted to their devices. Thanks to this week's sponsors: Factor Factor.com/Sheena50Off [http://Factor.com/Sheena50Off] Cozy Earth Cozyearth.com/Sheena [http://Cozyearth.com/Sheena] #podcast #relationships #marriage #screenaddiction #phones #technology #modernlife #comedypodcast #socialmedia #couples

S3 Ep17: Things Moms Secretly Do…But Never Say Out Loud | Motherhood UNFILTERED

Happy Mother’s Day 💐 This week on Sheena Interrupted, TRID asks Sheena the most brutally honest mom questions possible… starting with one very dangerous question: “Have you ever thrown away your child’s artwork?” We talk mom guilt, mental overload, the invisible pressure moms carry, and the parenting habits nobody admits out loud, from hiding in the driveway for an hour before going inside to secretly judging another mom’s snack choices. In this episode: • Sheena admits she’s thrown away her kids’ artwork • TRID believes good moms should kick attacking dogs • Facebook Mom's Groups get fully exposed • Someone accidentally picks up a random stranger from a bus stop • Matching family pajamas somehow turn into a full-blown argument • And we discover what moms are really thinking 90% of the time This may just be our most unfiltered parenting episode yet… #podcast #motherhood #parenting #momlife #family #comedypodcast Thanks to this week's sponsors: Storyworth.com/Sheena [http://Storyworth.com/Sheena] for $20 off

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.