Sheena Interrupted

TRID SUMMER continues this week as producer Lauren puts TRID in the hot seat to judge relationship red flags and everyday couple conflicts involving jealousy, flirting, trust, social media boundaries, insecurities and communication.

The comment section had a lot to say…and this week, we’re reading it all. From wild comments and buried talents to broken taste buds and a proposed reality show for partying grandmas, this episode goes completely off the rails.

What do Moulin Rouge, a box of poop, and sleeping in socks have in common? Apparently... this episode.

Sheena, TRID, Lauren, and Jae unpack why we should never minimize someone else’s insecurity, how confidence changes as we get older, and the clearest difference between real confidence and arrogance: how you respond to feedback.

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.

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.

Anonymous questions. One dad. One son. Completely different answers.

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.

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...

In this episode, we brainstorm everything TRID Summer could become: silent podcast episodes, terrible business ideas, mukbangs, surprise guests, fake doctors, audience challenges, questionable inventions, and whatever else happens to be living inside TRID's brain.

Welcome to Sheena Interrupted. Real conversations about relationships, parenting, mental health, and life…hosted by Sheena Melwani and The Real Indian Dad. No scripts. No filters. No staying on topic. Just two people who tell it like it is, laugh when they shouldn't, and somehow make you feel less alone every single week.