S3 Ep28: Books, Business & Being 12 | TRID & Zara

S3 Ep28: Books, Business & Being 12 | TRID & Zara

In this father-daughter episode, TRID sits down with Zara to talk about her brand-new kid-run book review website, why she's suddenly thinking like an entrepreneur, and what it's really like growing up today. They also dive into tween trends, favorite brands, summer camp stories, hilarious "Would You Rather" questions, back-to-school shopping, and some truly questionable dad jokes. If you've ever wondered what's actually going on inside the mind of a tween...or you just want to laugh along with a father and daughter who never stay on topic...this one's for you. In this episode: * Zara launches her first business * Book reviews written by kids, for kids * Tween fashion, shopping & favorite brands * Back-to-school traditions * Camp stories & Michael Jackson moves * Funny Would You Rather questions * Parenting, entrepreneurship & family laughs Subscribe for new episodes of Sheena Interrupted every week!

S3 Ep27: Favorite Finds, Guilty Habits & Girl Chat (with Sheena & Lauren)

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we are sharing everything we're currently loving! From beauty and wellness favorites to books, gadgets, and everyday products we genuinely reach for. Along the way, we answer anonymous confessions, share a few hot takes, laugh at ourselves, and dive into conversations about friendship, family, social media, awkward moments, and the little things that make us all human. Come hang out with Sheena & Lauren for this exclusive episode. We think you'll leave with a few new favorites... and maybe feel a little less alone.

S3 Ep26: Dad vs. Son: Who Gives Better Advice? | Your Anonymous Confessions

Anonymous questions. One dad. One son. Completely different answers. In this episode of Sheena Interrupted, TRID and Jae take on anonymous questions submitted by viewers. They weigh in on relationships, friendships, parenting, awkward conversations, roommates, and everyday life.  From "nothing's wrong" arguments and dreaming about your ex to embarrassing sneakers, meeting your girlfriend's parents, snoring spouses, roommate drama, and more, no topic is off limits. #SheenaInterrupted #Podcast #Marriage #Relationships #Parenting #Family #DadVsSon #AnonymousQuestions #ComedyPodcast #LifeAdvice

S3 Ep25: What Teenagers Really Think | An Unfiltered Conversation

What happens when you hand the microphones to two teenagers and simply let them talk? In this episode, Jae and Zara take over Sheena Interrupted for an honest, funny, and surprisingly insightful conversation about what it's actually like growing up today. From social media, texting, and school to independence, gratitude, friendships, and the little things adults just don't understand, nothing is off limits. Along the way, they debate modern etiquette, share their biggest hot takes, dream up future businesses, and somehow end up giving some of the best life advice we've heard on this podcast. Whether you're raising a teenager, are a teenager, or just want a fresh perspective on growing up in today's world, this conversation might surprise you.

S3 Ep24: The Worst Day Of His Life Became His Greatest Purpose | Mustaches, Dad Jokes & The Story That Changed Everything

TRID Summer continues... but this week, we want to welcome our FIRST. EVER. GUEST...Raghav Tanna, the Founder of Little Sparks Project 🎉 . What starts as a fun conversation about parenting, marriage, and (an alarming amount of) mustache talk, turns into one of the most powerful conversations we have ever had. Raghav shares the story of his son Brooks, who was born with Apert Syndrome, a rare genetic condition, and the terrifying day that changed his life forever. This experience inspired Little Sparks Project—an organization that's now helping families facing some of life's hardest moments. This episode will make you laugh.  It might make you cry.  And it'll definitely make you appreciate what really matters. 👇 Learn more about Little Sparks Project:  https://www.littlesparksproject.org/ [https://www.littlesparksproject.org/]