Sheena Interrupted

This week on SHEENA INTERRUPTED, everyone has a hot take. Whether they can defend it is another story.
Sheena, TRID, and Lauren debate whether a manicure is worth $73, whether pineapple on pizza still qualifies as controversial, and who would actually survive prison. Along the way, mattress stores come under suspicion, Lauren has questions about childhood back braces, and some very questionable theories are delivered with the confidence of peer-reviewed research.
Plus, Sheena and Lauren share the behind-the-scenes scramble leading up to Sheena’s surprise performance at a Fenway Park proposal. Then, after spending most of the episode giving each other a hard time, they attempt something slightly less familiar: compliments. What starts as a round of saying nice things turns unexpectedly emotional. Turns out the compliments hit harder than the insults.
What’s a hot take you’ll defend no matter what?
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Asinine Advice is BACK and “helpful” is open to interpretation. 
This week, Sheena, TRID and Lauren (producer) tackle relationship advice, career changes, and friendship dilemmas with very different approaches. Is breaking up over text ever okay? Should you quit your job without another one lined up? And when a friend keeps canceling plans, should you give them grace or find a better friend? 
Sheena is thinking through the consequences. TRID is not particularly concerned. From getting over heartbreak and debating ghosting to parenting frustrations and questionable business ideas, everyday problems become anything but straightforward. Plus, Lauren reveals where she found the questions, raising a new one: have their answers gotten any better? Whose advice would you actually take? 
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Swearing has rules. Oversharing, apparently, does not. In this episode of Sheena Interrupted, Sheena, TRID, and producer Lauren compare their very different ideas about what’s appropriate, from swearing around your parents to what you should never say to your partner.
Naturally, a conversation about manners turns into sharing everyone’s business. We’re talking awkward TV moments with family, falling asleep mid-argument, and why sharing a shower sounds better in theory. Plus, TRID makes the case that the best insults don’t need a single swear word.
We said we’d keep it light. We never said we’d keep it private. Follow the podcast for more!

What if Love Is Blind contestants who don’t find love get sent straight to Naked and Afraid? TRID has a pitch. Someone should probably stop him.
In this episode of Sheena Interrupted, TRID and Lauren (producer) debate bathroom boundaries, how comfortable is too comfortable with your partner, and hotel rooms that take “no privacy” a little too literally. Plus, childhood bullies, Lauren’s unibrow era, and increasingly questionable reality show ideas.
Lauren and TRID keep it real, keep it weird, and somehow end up with a surprisingly memorable episode full of absurd honesty and off-the-cuff comedy.
Would you watch TRID’s version of reality TV? Tell us in the comments, and subscribe for more Sheena Interrupted.

SHEENA IS BACK (for now). In this episode of Sheena Interrupted, we discuss all of the relationship scenarios guaranteed to divide the group chat.
Would you be mad if your partner posted a photo where they looked great and you looked terrible? What if someone flirted with them, they claimed they were “five minutes away” while still at home, liked an ex’s thirst trap, fell asleep in the middle of an argument, or made a joke about one of your insecurities?
Sheena shares her honest opinions on trust, jealousy, social media boundaries, communication, marriage, and what actually crosses the line. She and Lauren compare modern dating with long-term partnership, talk about how security can grow over time, and decide which relationship offenses are harmless, irritating, or completely disrespectful.
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