Sheena Interrupted

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#parentingpodcast #marriage #family #relationships

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we’re talking about the travel habits that make absolutely no sense until you’re doing them together. From airport anxiety and arriving way too early, to booking hotels while en route to our destination and completely winging it… we could not travel more differently.We get into packing styles, over preparing vs under preparing, planning vs going with the flow, travel stress, and the little things that turn into big moments when you’re traveling as a couple. We also share travel hacks, airport routines, and how our habits have changed over time.If you’ve ever argued about what time to leave for the airport, how much to pack, or whether you need a plan at all… this episode is for you.👉 Which type of traveler are you — planner or go-with-the-flow? Let us know in the comments.#travel #relationships #marriage #vacation #podcast #relationshipadvice #familytravel

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we asked you to share your assumptions about us… and you did not hold back. From whether our videos are scripted, to who’s the stricter parent, to what our marriage is really like behind the scenes…nothing was off limits. We talk relationships, parenting dynamics, money, cultural identity, and the truth about how we actually create our content. Some assumptions were spot on. Others were… not even close. Honest, chaotic, and a little too revealing (as usual).This week's sponsor: CozyEarth.com/Sheena#relationshipadvice #marriage #couples #parenting #podcast #unfiltered #comedypodcast #relationships #familylife

This week on Sheena Interrupted, what started as chaos quickly turned into one of our most honest conversations yet. We talked periods, fibroids, miscarriage, hormones, pain, shame, silence, and why so many women are taught to push through things they should never have to normalize. We also got into marriage, communication, and what it actually looks like when your partner is trying to understand something they will never physically experience. Emotional, funny, uncomfortable, and very real.This week's sponsor:Factor.com/Sheena50Off#womenshealth #relationships #marriage #periods #fibroids #miscarriage #couplespodcast #unfiltered #communication

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we thought we were playing a harmless game. Instead, a round of Would You Rather turns into a full breakdown of marriage, habits, jealousy, pet peeves, and who is actually the more difficult person to live with. We cover anniversary pressure, thermostat drama, movie talking, blanket stealing, text-reading, matching outfits, and more. Unfiltered, chaotic, and probably a little too familiar if you’re in a relationship.Thanks to this week's sponsor:CozyEarth.com/Sheena for up to 20% off#marriage #relationshipquestions #wouldyourather #unfiltered #comedypodcast #sheenainterrupted

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we go ALL IN on arranged marriages…what they actually are, what Western culture gets wrong, and why the modern version looks a lot more like “serious dating” than people think. We break down biodata, matchmaking “aunties,” horoscope checks, family pressure, and the surprisingly emotional logic behind it all… plus TRID decides he wants to launch a matchmaking game show (because of course he does). Thanks to this week's sponsor: MintMobile.com/Sheena#arrangedmarriage #relationships #marriage #dating #indianpodcast #comedypodcast #sheenainterrupted

This week on Sheena Interrupted… Sheena is interrupted (aka out of town), so TRID is joined by Jae for a surprisingly real conversation about teens, social media, and the one app every kid just wants for group chats: Snapchat.We get into: Snapchat rules & screen time limits, privacy vs safety, what parents should (and shouldn’t) monitor, how social media impacts teen confidence + mental health, and why “everything disappears” is exactly the problem. Also: hockey schedules, parenting worry spirals, and an extremely unnecessary debate about jumping over cars in an alley (do not try this at home, or anywhere).Thanks to this week's sponsors:Quince.com/Sheena for free shippingBarefaced.com/Sheena for 15% off plus free shipping#parenting #snapchat #teenlife #socialmedia #familypodcast #comedypodcast #sheenainterrupted

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we’re back with Part 2 of your unfiltered relationship questions…and nothing is off limits.Are DMs the new affairs? Is it harder to stay loyal in the social media era? What happens when marriage gets boring… or just comfortable?We talk temptation, online attention, emotional cheating, resentment after kids, and the quiet ways modern relationships get tested. From strict parents and secret relationships to remarriage after loss, we unpack what staying loyal actually looks like today. This one is honest, messy, funny and slightly unhinged. Welcome to modern marriage.Thanks to this week's sponsors:Barefaced.com (code SHEENA)CozyEarth.com/Sheena #marriage #relationships #relationshipadvice #modernlove #loyalty #socialmedia #unfiltered

This week on Sheena Interrupted, we answer your anonymous relationship questions during the most dangerous time of year: Valentine’s Day. We talk mixed signals, unresolved conflict, exclusivity timelines, money in marriage, intimacy when life gets busy, and why “not ready” usually means exactly what it sounds like. Equal parts honest, unhinged, and unintentionally therapeutic.This week's sponsorsBarefaced: barefaced.com code SHEENACozy Earth: cozyearth.com/Sheena