Scheananigans with Scheana Shay - BFF Chat with Jamie
Episode Date: April 16, 2021Scheana and Jamie are podcasting from sunny San Diego this week, as Scheana prepares for her move to LA. The girls catch up and discuss their excitement for the upcoming arrival of Mini Schea...na, why Scheana had to reschedule her move 8 times, Jamie's new relationship and plans for the podcast after the baby arrives. Plus, they answer listener questions. For the brands Wall.Blush, Fernish and Milk Street mentioned in today's episode for Scheana's LA apartment, use code SCHEANA for additional discounts! Scheananigans is produced by ACTIONPARK MEDIA Follow us on Instagram: @actionparkmediagroup @scheana @jamielynne24 @scheananigansSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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From Vanderpump Rules to Vegas and everywhere in between,
it's time to party with Sheena Shea.
This is Shenanigans. And now, here's your host, Sheena Shea.
What's up, guys? We are back getting into some shenanigans in San Diego, except this week,
we're using mics because I realized listening back to that Zoom
audio podcast last week that we don't sound great without mics. And I know you guys are probably
used to listening to a lot of virtual Zoom podcasts, but I like to try and have the best
audio quality here. So apologies for that. I feel like it probably bothered me more than it
maybe bothered people. It bothered you so much. You were like, cause, cause hi guys, by the way,
what happened was we get it back before it airs just to see, you know, just to listen,
but prior to it airing and if we need to cut anything out or whatever. And Shina was just
like, I am so annoyed by the sound of this. I can't even
listen back. I was like, whatever, don't worry, I'll do it. But yeah, she was so pissed off about
it. But yeah. Danny sounded so good. And I'm glad my guest sounded good, but I was like. Well,
here's the thing. He's the professional among all of us. I know, right? We don't necessarily
know what we're doing as far as audio and technology goes. No. Yeah. Unfortunately, we did a Zoom for the first time where you and I were not together.
Yeah.
Lesson learned.
Yeah.
It's so much better when we're together.
So as long as we can do this, we will.
But yeah, I mean, maybe there will be a couple of times in the future where we can't, like
right after you have the baby or whatever.
I don't know.
We'll get into that a little bit, like what we're doing with the podcast.
Yeah.
We'll just use mics from now on. Yeah. But thanks for being patient with us last week,
guys. We didn't get really any complaints. Yeah. And I hope you still enjoyed the episode. Danny
is so much fun. I always love talking to him. Anyways, let's get into some shenanigans. So
Jamie and I both posted a Q&A on our Instagram. So we have a ton of questions that we're going to get to.
But we also have a list of some topics and things that you guys have been asking about.
So first off, I know I've posted a lot about moving back to LA.
And we were finally able to do that this week.
It feels like it has been forever.
Our move-in date kept getting pushed. It was just, and it was by no fault other than the city of fucking Los Angeles and
inspections and all of this shit that COVID has just pushed. But we were able to pack up our U-Haul,
get all of that stuff, moved up to LA to la this weekend tomorrow we are meeting with a
furnishing company there all of the nursery furniture is getting delivered tomorrow as well
i am so excited we are doing this like really cute i don't even know if i showed you rainbow
wallpaper uh-huh there because here in san diego we have the decals which are adorable yeah and I felt that
that was like the beachy vibe yeah but for and for anybody who lives like in apartments or places
where you can't put up wallpaper or paint these decals are so cute you should yeah have you posted
them um I didn't but I got them on Etsy okay yeah and they just peel right off when you're
yeah move out and same with the wallpaper the wallpaper is from wall.blush on instagram and it's just a stick and peel it doesn't damage
the walls like whatsoever they have tutorials on their instagram that you guys can check out and
it's just like i don't know how if you like apply heat or whatever a little bit to it my aunt d is
coming over and she's doing it for me but i watch the videos and when they peel it off there's literally no damage to the walls
at all that's amazing so if you're renting like we are in la it's um also a good option if you
want to zhuzh up your room they have a lot of options of wallpaper too this is not an ad i'm
just saying they um don't just do like nursery stuff like I've seen like so many
cute like office setups and I'm like wait shit did I pick the right one because they had so many
cute options that'd be cute for also like um if we ever like have like a podcast room or something
and we need a background we could wait okay so we kind of we don't necessarily have a podcast
room there but in the guest room I have the day bed and trundle set up.
So that's where my mom's going to be sleeping when she's helping with the baby for the first few weeks.
And then Brock has a desk and an office chair coming.
That's going to face north where he literally has a view of the Hollywood sign.
He's very excited about that.
So spoiled. His first time living in Los Angeles and he has a view of the Hollywood sign.
I know.
Give me a break.
So it has floor to ceiling windows on that wall, but then on the other wall,
we're going to put my sign that's in the studio, the It's All Happening sign,
I'm going to put on that wall. So I wonder if we did a little wallpaper behind that
yes because that could look really cool for some social videos yeah and then I also have this like
teal neon heart sign so we're gonna have a little setup in my apartment for a while because I'm
probably not gonna be able to make it into studio between as many times as I'm going to be breastfeeding and all of this. So I want to get a cute little setup in the guest room, but yeah, being able to move in,
get it all furnished this week is just feeling so good. We have, oh my God, let me just shout out
this company, the furnishing company. It's called furnish, but it's spelled F-E-R-N-I-S-H.
They have been so insanely accommodating.
They have.
How many times have you changed the appointment?
I think it was eight times.
Oh my God.
And how about this last time was the only time when I'm like,
okay, we can move in on Saturday.
And they're like, we're booked until Wednesday.
I was like, what?
Every single time.
They've been so amazing. They're like, oh my God, time they've just, they've been so amazing.
They're like, oh my God, we feel so bad. Like for you that you're nine months pregnant.
You were so stressed out last week. We were texting and you were, and we were on a group
text with Sophie. Hi Sophie. Who edits this. Yes. And she must've not had any idea what the
fuck I was talking about because I go, don't worry, Sheena, it's all going to work out. I
envision you being in there by Monday, April 12th.
It will be fine.
And Sophie has no clue why I would say that.
What is this bitch talking about?
How does she envision something?
But on April 11th, we were able to move our stuff in.
But now we're going to meet Furnish up there tomorrow.
They're going to furnish the apartment for us just because we are still keeping San Diego.
I don't want to have to move all of our furniture up to LA.
We're going to be back and forth.
We still have Palm Springs.
So yes, I will be living in three cities.
So we kind of need three of everything.
When I was walking here, I walked along the bay side.
And I was just like, oh, I'm going to miss coming down here for a while.
I know.
I mean, we'll be back.
I say I probably won't be back here
until like maybe like Memorial Day weekend.
I think, you know,
I just really need to get settled up there
and have like a month of just figuring out
how to be a mom.
Yeah.
But I love holiday weekends down here.
So I would love to be here for Memorial Day.
And thankfully, we do have two nursery setups from Milk Street, which check them out.
They have such adorable furniture.
I'm going to be doing a giveaway with them in the next couple of weeks.
So I'll announce that on here as well.
They have this like wooden moon rocker chair and ottoman that we're going to do a
giveaway. So you guys can see that on my move-in vlog probably next week as well. And then Delta
Children, we got this like really pretty like blush colored recliner chair that already came.
So that's already in the nursery. The cats are going to love these. They're going to think
they're both for them. Oh, they're going to scratch the shit up.
Oh my God, I didn't even think about that
because the material of the rocker
is the exact material they claw.
Uh-oh.
God damn it.
A couple of the chairs from in here,
as you notice, are missing.
Yeah.
I brought a couple bar stools,
so they'll have some familiar things up there.
I didn't want to just get all brand new furniture.
Do you have a fireplace for Penny?
I don't, but she only gets that seasonal.
Yeah. You know what? It's summer. She doesn't need a fire. She could lay in the sun.
Exactly. And so I've been putting it on way less. So it's not like it's been on every night.
You're weaning her off.
Yeah. And I think she's honestly forgotten about it now. So Brock, okay. This is what's so annoying
about Brock. Like he's upstairs
and can hear us. I don't care. I tell him this to his face. He is most of the time, right? Most of
the time. I'm not going to say always, but he's also a great cat dad. And I love that. It's not
annoying that he's a great cat dad, but when he's better with my cats than I am with suggesting
things like what it's annoying so well first of all he was amazing last week and took Penny to
the vet and that was great but as you see her over there right now she and Salem well she's
actually fine because since she was a kitten she was used to going to my mom's house like on the
weekends I would bring her with me.
Like not like everywhere, but I would bring her in the car a lot.
Salem, on the other hand, unless he has to go to the vet or move from.
He's hilarious in the car.
But it's sad because it's like he has such anxiety.
He's like, he makes these sounds that you've never heard before.
It's like in distress.
Driving back from Vegas, to and from Vegas, hell.
I learned from Palm Springs to San Diego
that I just needed to put his carrier on my lap,
open it so he could like see out and didn't feel trapped.
And he was better.
But Brock had this idea of, well, why don't we just,
since he got back from the vet with her,
why don't we just leave both of their carriers out the vet with her, why don't we just leave
both of their carriers out in the living room, you know, put some toys in it, start feeding Salem
in it. So he starts going in it on his own. And now she's been napping in hers. Like she just
like goes in there instead of like her normal napping places. I'm like, are you ready to move?
Cause I've still got a few days. He eats in there every morning and
night. Is he watching like discovery channel and how to deal with pets or something? I'm up with
this. It just makes sense. And I'm like, it does. But I didn't think about that. Same as when I got
their litter robot. And I was like, we need to go to the store and get fresh litter to put in the
brand new litter robot. No, because then it didn't have their scent in it.
So once we put the old litter that he put the old litter in and it had their scent in it,
they hopped right in. Oh my God, Brock. I'm like, why am I so bad with them? I've had her 11 years.
Wow. Well, I mean, honestly, it's, I'm getting, I'm getting used to having a man's opinion in my life too. And I have to say, I'm getting used to somebody being right most of the
time too. And it takes a while to get used to that. I know. But also on the other hand, it's
so nice to be with somebody who knows what the fuck they're talking about in most situations
that can handle whatever. You don't need to be like a mother to them. So I enjoy it and I'm fine
when I am proven wrong. Yeah, I know. Same. I know you guys sent in a lot
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I saw some questions came in asking if you were still with the guy who picked you up from the
shower.
So can we get a little Jamie life update?
I feel like we haven't had that in a few episodes.
I know.
I mean, I want to go all the way back, actually, because I remember we were podcasting.
After the podcast, I was leaving to go to your Reiki girl for the first time to use
the session that you had gotten me for my birthday.
And so that was an unbelievable experience.
I told you.
I know.
And the reason I'm bringing it up now
is because it kind of segues into me meeting him.
Yeah, she opened up your heart chakra.
She opened up everything.
Okay, I guess I'm naive.
And I just think I'm this already spiritual person.
And I'm like, oh, she's not going to do much for me.
All my chakras are open.
I listen to YouTube every night and open my own chakra. I meditate and I do yoga.
I'm spiritual. So I'm just like, I don't know what she can do for me, but Sheena got me this.
I'm curious. I'll check it out. So I get there. She lays me down on the table. She must've spent
two hours on me. You were there a really long time. Yeah. And then we talked for like an hour after. I like checked your location. I was like, did she like just drive home? Like, is she okay?
It was so thorough, but this was quite the experience. So you lay down on, it's like a
massage table, but you lay down face up and she starts at your feet, which I guess is like,
she's starting like with all of your energy centers And she'll hold her hands over these certain areas
until she feels that she has cleared it, right?
And then she'll move from one to the next
as she works her way up your body.
So-
She also can like pull things out and fill it with gold.
Well, this was an interesting thing
because as I'm laying there,
I'm kind of like in a meditative state
and I start having these visions, right?
So the first
thing I started visualizing was gold, liquid gold going throughout my entire body, right?
After the session was over, after like we went over everything, there was one thing she didn't
mention, which was what you had mentioned to me, cutting cords. There's people who attach cords to
you and you might feel this certain, like you shouldn't have those cords attached to you and you know you might feel this certain like you shouldn't have
those cords attached you it might be like a mother influence that's like too overprotective or like
a brother who is you know suffering with some sort of illness or trying to be sober or whatever it
may be like these people in our lives like attach cords to us and we need to cut them and that's
something that she does so I said hey did I have any cords attached to me and we need to cut them. And that's something that she does. So I said,
Hey, did I have any cords attached to me? And she's like, yeah, there was one. It was right
here. She pointed to like my left rib cage. She's like, I took it out, but I can't take it out and
not fill it with anything because then you'll have a void and you're just going to fill it back up
with something bad. She's like, so I always envisioned filling it with gold. And I was like,
stop it. I was like like I saw a vision of gold
and she didn't say like picture gold she didn't say anything she said absolutely nothing the entire
time she was doing did she walk you through a meditation in the beginning I don't remember
actually because usually like the last time I went we did a longer meditation because I just went
like a week and a half ago and she's like like, okay, picture the color teal. And then like picture like you like connecting to the earth.
And then like, I can't even.
I think she did something with a river.
Okay.
Yeah, for sure.
And then there was a tree by the river.
And this was another shared vision that I had with her.
So when she was having me visualize the tree by the river,
I imagined myself up in the tree meditating.
And she mentioned seeing that too after.
Crazy.
You guys were like psychically connecting.
Yeah, it was insane.
Interesting.
And so when she gets to my heart, she spent the most amount of time there.
And I was like, now I know what's going on.
She's like, that was the most closed out of all your chakras.
She just knew.
She's like, I felt your dad,, she just knew. She's like,
I felt your dad, a dad energy. Like, is your dad passed? And I was like, yeah, he, he passed away
a couple of years ago. She's like, I felt like that's, I'm going to cry talking. She said,
oh my God, I can't talk. She said that she felt him. Oh my God, I need to move on. I can't,
I can't cry about this right now. It's okay. I cry about everything.
I'm so hormonal right now.
I was telling Brock a story this morning.
I just like broke down.
He was looking at me.
It was a sad story, but everything makes me cry.
I'm not pregnant right now.
I know, but it's your dad.
But maybe I'm crying because she cleared this out of me.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, so I could feel things again.
You probably don't cry enough.
Probably not.
You guys listening, Sheena, you know,
like I always like make fun of myself because like I have like a black heart.
Like I have no feelings.
Yeah.
It was always hard for me to like even feel anything for people I was dating,
and I would just like cycle through these men.
I'm just like, no, he's great, but I feel nothing for him, feel nothing for him.
Always.
All the time.
So annoying.
And I'm like, oh, I liked that one.
I'm never going to see him again. Damn it him. Always. So annoying. And I'm like, oh, I liked that one. I'm never
going to see him again. Damn it. So she cleared that out. What was also interesting is she,
I always joke around and make fun of myself. I'm like an emo teenager. I'd call myself like a 15
year old all the time. She's like, when you walked in, I felt a 15 year old's energy. And what I did
was I connected that 15 year old to who you are now and you're both aligned now. And I've
always felt so like immature and like 15 is like when I felt like my first loss, like my grandfather
died. It was, it was really traumatic for me. It was the first time someone like, so like close to
me died. I went into a depression at that age. So it's like something was like stunted in me at that
age. So she fixed that. Anyway, she gets to the brain. She clears the mind. She heard all this
chatter. She was phenomenal. We talk afterwards. She went into like the past lives that she saw me
in. Did she see you in Africa, like training animals? She didn't say that, but she said that
I was royalty. She said there's a regal energy. Yeah. And she said she was actually really, I feel weird bragging about this, but she said she really enjoyed connecting with my energy.
And it was fascinating for her as well to see this past life.
To connect with royalty.
Yeah.
Wow.
And it was an amazing experience.
I want to do it again.
So surprisingly enough, two days after that is when Danny DM'd me and we-
He has a name, folks. He has a name.
Is this the first time I'm saying his name?
Yeah.
It is. Oh my God. What do we want to know? Should I fill people in?
I mean, yeah. I mean, it's past the month mark. I mean, the first couple of months
in two days, I think. Yeah. 14th. Our first date was Valentine's day. Yeah. Our first date was
Valentine's day. And you know, after that Reiki, something was just like different in me. I was
like so open to like, I could just feel everything again. And it was, it was, I can't
even put it into words, but I remember when I first met him, like I was able to like appreciate
so much about him. And like, I, I wasn't like bogged down with like the way I used to be,
which was like, Oh, he's not this, he's not that or dah, dah, dah. Like I would always focus on
the negative and focus on the reasons why I shouldn't have any feelings or why I shouldn't like this person.
But it was opposite.
It was like, wow, I recognize so many amazing qualities in this person.
I'm so appreciative that he has all of this.
And it was almost as if he and I were in, it's weird because he's much younger than
I am, but we were in the same life stage.
We have both spent the last year working towards something.
And each of us, it was kind of propelled by loss.
And he's a musician.
He's in a band called Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.
For any of my emo people out there, you might have heard of him.
Oh, we're just going full into who he is.
Okay.
So he started a side project, which is his own band, called Astoria State.
And that was, I won't go into where he got
the name from because that's like for him to say but um that was like started out of loss and he
has spent the last year making this album and almost a year to the date of when he started it
he's going to be doing a music festival opening for Red Jumpsuit within his band and then he's
going to be playing with them as well so it's like it took him a year to work towards this and I'm so proud of him and I'm going to be there in Florida at this festival
and I can't wait to see him accomplish this it's all happening for Jamie yeah look at you that's
that that's that's my relationship update we've had we had the one fight that you you guys know
about uh-huh the one that we had to fast forward through.
We're saving that maybe for a
Patreon. Yeah.
We'll see. Yeah, we'll see what we do with that.
I want to tell you guys,
but I feel like it's not for the general
public. I feel like it's only for like
a certain number of you.
Yeah.
Well, if
you are in the San Diego area
and you would like to have an amazing Reiki
or acupuncture experience,
Jamie and I go to Reiki City Wellness Lounge.
It's in like, what is that area called?
Like Fashion Valley or something?
Is it like Mission Valley or something?
I don't know.
It's by a mall, whatever.
It's called Reiki City Wellness.
So Mellie and Monica
there are amazing. Now we're never going to get an appointment. Well, I'm taking a little break.
I have my last session tomorrow and I'm so sad because then we'll be in LA for a while. So
not going to be down here getting acupuncture for a bit. So my spots Monday and Friday at noon.
Those are probably open now. I went out with Monica. Did I tell you? She told me. Okay. She be down here getting acupuncture for a bit. So my spots Monday and Friday at noon, those are
probably open now. I went out with Monica. Did I tell you? She told me. Okay. She told me you tried
to set her up. Kind of, sort of, but it didn't really work out very well. He was not her type
at all. He would have been my type. She's like, I don't know if Jamie was just really drunk,
but like, no. Well, yeah. So he, you know, long hair, artistic type.
Yeah.
She told me she's more.
My type.
You know, I didn't know this about her, but she's more into like the athletic, more maybe
like Brock's style.
So yeah.
Yeah.
Well, anyways, a little Jamie relationship update.
Oh, I forgot to mention too, the nursery furniture I was talking about,
Milk Street, they gave me a discount code. You can just use code Sheena for 10% off. So
shout out to them. They're amazing. So I saw a question about your due date. So it is April 24th,
but you and I were just talking like the plans for all of that. Show some light on that.
So my doctor said, I mean, she doesn't appear to be coming early. I was completely
closed. I'm not like dilated even like a quarter of a centimeter or anything. So, um, he said he
could induce me if I wanted anytime after 39 weeks, but he wants to get me to my due date.
And I'm like, no, no, no. I want to get to my due date. However, if we approach my due date, I think he said he would let me go
like seven to 10 days after. And if I like just wanted to wait or he could induce me. And I think
if I haven't had her by my due date, like a couple of days later, I will let him induce me because,
I mean, not because my birthday is coming up up it's fine if I have her close to my
birthday that's not the reason but I've already pushed her newborn shoot a few days and I have
some work coming up that is going to be starting the first week of May and I just want to enjoy
as much time with her as possible before I get like fully back into work mode. So
we will induce me if I don't have her by the 24th. That is the plan.
So like the 25th?
Probably like the night of the 25th. Look, I think it would be so dope to have her on the 26th when
it's a full pink moon because like the moon has just been one thing during my pregnancy that
like I charge my crystals like I go out and I do like little manifestation things and it's just
been like a really special time for me so someone on Twitter wrote me and they're like I'm predicting
you're gonna have her on April 26th at the next full moon and I was like wait but that's like so
likely it could just happen naturally yeah but if I don't have her
by the 24th I want to be induced to have her on the 26th because I think that would be really
cool did you look up what a pink full moon is because I have no idea I did I don't remember
exactly I've never heard of that before my mom and sister and I were in a group chat about it
I think it was just something about like the way the light comes down it makes certain things look
pink I don't know.
It's really cool.
I'd have to look back at it.
Curious.
Yeah. You guys can look it up.
So a few people also asked, what is the future of the podcast once you have the baby? I feel
like people are concerned you're just going to disappear for like a month or two.
No. I mean, like I said, I'm still going to be in work mode first week of May. I'm probably going to take a week off.
But I want to keep the podcast going regularly.
I mean, it's one thing that you can do from home.
Exactly.
So just because you have her doesn't mean it's going to prevent you from doing the podcast.
Yeah, it just might not be a lot of interview episodes that first month.
It'll be a lot of these, episodes like that first month it'll be like
a lot of these me and brock maybe me and mom me and sis i think that is realistic but i'm still
gonna be vlogging we have like plans for that and i'm gonna be busy so we're gonna keep it going. It's just, I might take a week or two off to just figure out how to be a mom.
Yes. But yeah, I just, um, my doctor doesn't want me to go too far past my due date. Like he said,
he would wait a week, but yeah, I think by then I will be ready to meet this little one. So
are you afraid of anything, whether birth or after? I think the thing I'm most afraid about is how it's going to feel to go to the bathroom
for the first time after pushing out a baby.
I think that's honestly the only thing I'm afraid of.
Gosh, you know what?
I wish I could give you some advice on that.
It's all blur, but I think it was fine.
They might have to slice you.
Yeah, that didn't happen.
I don't know what it would feel like. It might burn. I don't know. I don't want to think about that. Yeah, that doesn't happen. So I don't know what it would feel like.
It might burn.
I don't know.
I don't want to think about that.
We won't think about that.
No, but I'm not watching any birthing videos.
I'm not going to look at any of that, think about it.
Whatever happens, happens.
I have no birth plan other than being in LA.
What are you most excited for?
Let's flip it.
Instead of scared, what are you excited for?
I'm also scared.
I had the gnarliest dream that her head fell off. Stop it. She was okay. We put it back on. It was a dream. As long as she was still okay. But I was like holding her and her, it just,
her head fell off. And I woke up, I was like, Oh my God, that's like my biggest fear of like
holding a baby is when they can't hold their head up on their own. Right. That is like the thing I'm most afraid of.
So like I'm going to be holding her like I'm going to look weird.
Like I hope that it just after a few days like I get used to it.
You will.
Because that's what I'm so terrified whenever someone's like, do you want to hold my baby?
I'm like, nope, don't want their head to fall off.
I had that same fear too.
Yeah.
So that dream freaked me the fuck out.
I didn't have that fear that her head fell off.
But I did have the fear of holding a baby and dropping a baby.
Yeah.
You know, and yeah, that's very scary.
But you do, at least I got over that very, very quickly.
Yeah.
But I mean, other than that, I mean, yeah, I'm just,
I'm excited to just to see her.
Like, I mean, I've seen, you know, the 4D ultrasounds,
but I'm just like, she gonna look like me is
she gonna look like Brock like I'm just so excited to just hold her and not have her head fall off
well she looks adorable in her all of those sonograms it's crazy my mom did like a side
by side of my first baby photo like the day I was born and her most recent like 3D ultrasound when she was like 35 weeks and it
looks almost identical. It was like crazy how close the two of us looked. So we'll see. And
hopefully she has a lot of hair for these bows, but if she doesn't, whatever. How could she not?
I mean, between the two of us. Yeah, seriously. And I know it's an old wives tale about the
heartburn, but like the heartburn
has been like so real and what is that that means she has a lot of hair that's yeah oh interesting
that's the word will you miss anything from being pregnant I love when she gets the hiccups and just
like feeling her like even though like I'll like have her and like be able to hold her like I will
miss feeling the kicks and like the hiccups are my favorite.
Last night we were at dinner and I was like, you know, once I pop baby out, I'm going to get back on a strict diet and I'll exercise once doctor clears me too. But last night we got these little
churro donuts. I know the ones that sugar taco are bomb, but these ones come in like donut holes
and they came out hot. They were at the restaurant. Yeah. At the restaurant. We went to Barbusa, which is like
our favorite restaurant in San Diego is our, one of our last little date nights down here.
And oh my God, they're so good. But all of a sudden she starts moving around like crazy from
like all the sugar. And then she got the hiccups and I was like, they're so cute. But then I'm
like, I'm sorry. I'm like, are you okay? okay but it's just like I love that feeling and one of my other friends who's pregnant right now
she's like oh she's like my daughter's getting them like three times a day and it's so annoying
I'm like you think it's annoying I'm like that's my favorite thing like I love when she gets them
and I wish she kind of got them more because it's just like the cutest feeling. Well, what did you eat for dinner? Maybe it was a combination. No, I had a short rib and broccolini. You say that with such guilt on
your face. Well, because I had to say it to you. It's the only red meat I can eat because it comes
like fully cooked. That or a burger. I haven't had a filet in like 10 months now. So last time
we went to Barbusa, I got pasta and then I've never even noticed they
had a short rib on the menu and Brock got it and I had food envy and I was just like, damn it,
that looks so good. And they were so nice there. They sent us home with a free short rib. They're
like, you and the baby enjoy this. They're so amazing there. So I was like, I ate it the next
day and it was still bomb, but I was like, I need to get this fresh. So highly recommend if you go to Barbusa, get the short rib.
It was amazing.
What did Brock get out of curiosity?
The same.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Because I wasn't going to let him have any of mine.
So a lot of people wrote in asking this question, which baffles both of us because I feel like
we've talked about it quite a few times on the podcast, but how we both met each other.
Yeah. I feel like we've definitely talked about that a few times, especially on the Christine Quinn episode, if you guys want to go back and listen to that. But I mean, long story
short, we met through a mutual friend who neither of us are friends with anymore. And we're so
thankful for her for bringing us into each other's lives. So yeah, that's a short version. I mean,
I'll elaborate a little bit. Okay. That Christine episode was a hard, very hard one for me to do.
Yeah. I was really nervous before we even did it because I was just like, I don't know how much I
want to say, but I do want to be honest with everybody. So I was as honest as I could be
without, you know, trying to put another person down, I guess.
But that was a very, very difficult podcast to record.
But the way I can look back on that whole situation in a positive light is that, yes,
she brought you into my life.
And so many amazing things come from you.
And I'm just so grateful.
So I can just, that know, that's my takeaway
from that bad experience.
Yeah, totally.
And I mean, that's happened.
Like I saw there was a question about, you know,
my old co-host and they're like, well, what happened there?
And one thing, you know, I'm so thankful for
is she brought Brett really into our lives.
Like I knew him from like TomTom and whatnot,
but I was never close with him.
And so it's like, and I mean, there are many other things.
And even another one who we're not friends with anymore
kind of helped bring Brock into your life.
Oh my God, that's true too.
Yeah.
They say, and I'm a strong believer in this,
people come into your life for a reason, a season,
or a lifetime.
And I think the one who brought come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime. And I think
the one who brought Brock into our life, I think that was for the reason. But then with my old
co-host, it was like she was in my life for those two years that I was single. It was literally a
season. And she was great. We traveled the world together. And we did so many fun things during that single season.
And then it just kind of fizzled out.
And then you're in my life for a lifetime.
So it's like those people, the reason, the season, or the lifetime.
I believe in that.
And it's funny because some people think I'm like a new friend of yours.
Yeah.
And last night when I was posting for this podcast like hey what do you guys want
to hear us talk about or whatever i found one of like our older photos and it was from like
five years ago i know i don't even like who is she i don't even recognize you brunette
like i don't know i showed brock and he was like pre-lip filler streaming
oh i also saw a lot of questions about what lip filler I've been getting. Y'all, when you're pregnant, you just fill up.
Yeah.
So like, I mean, what I do get normally when I'm not pregnant, it's called KISS, K-Y-S-S-E,
just FYI.
I've never heard of that.
That's a filler?
It was the newest one that came out right when the last time I got my lips filled, which
was like June, I think.
It was right after the miscarriage.
I knew we were going to start trying again. So I
got my eyebrows microbladed. I got Botox and lip filler for the last time. So that was like in,
I guess it was beginning of July because I had the miscarriage end of June. So that was the last
time I filled my lips. But when you're pregnant, your lips and everything just become fuller. So
I haven't done anything pregnant. My face is fully moving. I am missing
my Botox, but Doc said, well, two more weeks for me. Cause Doc said after baby, I can totally get
Botox. So there you go. I feel like I'm looking at you now. Okay. Oh, I know it moves a lot. I
see it. I try to have resting bitch face, but it just doesn't work.
Wow.
And like all of my maternity photos,
I have like one eye squinted
because it's just how my face naturally looks.
I just went to a good place, finally.
I've been rolling the dice a lot.
I learned my lesson.
But they did more than I asked for.
How many units?
30.
What the fuck?
In my entire forehead. I know that's- I do half that, Jamie. I asked for. How many units? 30. What the fuck? In my entire forehead.
I do half that, Jamie.
I do 16.
Exactly.
Has it fully kicked in yet?
Here's the thing.
I mean, it should have.
I don't know.
Try and move your face.
I can still move.
Okay, a little bit, yeah.
But I never got it between the eyebrows.
Oh, I do six there.
11 lines or whatever.
And I never want it there because I don't make that face.
I don't have lines there.
And everyone that I've gone to previously,
they're like,
when I say I don't want it there,
they listen.
This girl was like,
I don't care if you want it there or not.
You need it there
because if you don't put it here
and I only put it above,
it's going to push your eyebrows down.
Absolutely.
And she's the first person
that told me that.
And so she convinced me to do this.
And I'm like, okay, fine.
But we discussed a plan of action.
And part of that 30 was supposed to go to my crow's feet.
And I didn't get it there.
So now I have to go back and do this part of my face.
But she put it all in my forehead.
That's insane.
I don't know.
I do two on each crow's feet.
Only two?
Two here, two here.
I normally do five to eight on each side.
That's crazy.
No.
I go to a plastic surgeon who does two on each crow's feet.
I do six in the middle of my brows.
So we're at what, 10?
And then he does six on my forehead.
Well, here's the difference with you though.
You've been doing it forever.
10 years.
So you're kind of like preventative.
So you can do those micro doses.
Yeah.
But when someone is doing it to actually get rid of wrinkles they already have,
they're probably going to need more than your micro dose.
It's my assumption.
I don't know.
I have no clue, but.
I don't know.
Maybe like your plastic surgeon can come on
as a guest one time
and we can get all of our questions answered.
Yeah.
Oh, that would be fun.
I had my fertility doctor on,
but I've never had Dr. Meller on.
Yeah.
So if you guys are,
I'm just giving suggestions on this whole podcast So if you guys are, I'm just giving
suggestions on this whole podcast. If you guys are looking for some great Botox and lip filler
in Beverly Hills, his name is Dr. Meller, but it's spelled like Mueller, like M-U-E-L-L-E-R,
Gregory Meller. And he's amazing. He's the only person I trust with my face now.
Do we have time for any more questions? Yeah. I liked this one that came in. Tips for starting your own business. Do you want
to go first on that or should I? No, I'm going to let you take that one because I don't have
my own business. I feel like that's like a Brock or you question for sure. So for me with that,
it's been a long road. So I started my first business when I was in college and that was just out of pure,
you know, being naive and young and dumb and just thinking you can do anything in the world,
which I think it's great to have, to always keep a little part of that in you because the moment
you start overthinking things, you'll think of all the reasons why you shouldn't do it.
And also I don't think you should wait until you're quote unquote ready and you have all your
ducks in a row because you never will be.
Like, you just should start it and learn as you go.
So many people put up all of these roadblocks to be like, well, I don't know this or I don't have this skill set or I'm not ready or I'll fail.
It's like even in the businesses that I've failed, which was my first one, like it started off, it was a personal training business.
And I was training Derek Jeter and Michael Jordan at the, like the height of it. Like it, while I was still in college in New York
city. So, I mean, I was training New York, New Jersey housewives in Franklin lakes, New Jersey,
like before they became the housewives. So it's like, I grew that, but it, that was never my
intention to be training those types of clients. It's just like it just kind of organically happened that way.
But at the end, when I decided I wanted to move to California, I sold the business to one of my trainers who was working for me.
And I was not well-versed in contracts, and I just totally trusted her because she worked for me.
I trusted my clients, and I did a handshake deal.
And long story short, she stole my entire business from me.
And I was left in California with absolutely nothing when my intention was to move here,
live off the sale of the business and write a book.
I came here to be a writer.
That's crazy.
Yeah.
And I was just like, well, shit, I better get a job.
And the only job that I could get, I didn't have a car.
I sold everything.
But around the block from me was a real estate office. And there was a help wanted sign in the
window. I'm like, there's no way I'm getting this with a fitness background. Got the job and learned
the real estate business from that. But anyway, as far as tips for starting your own business,
one thing is like, just go for it. Just, and even if you fail, you'll learn so much and you'll learn
what not to do. And that's just as important. And then also what I learned recently, and which is the best part of advice that I could give is partnering with people
who are already doing what you want to be doing. So when I reached out to Jade Nicole about Sugar
Taco, she already built this like empire and she had gone through a year's worth of going through
this. But even before Sugar Taco, she had helped do Toca Madera and Takayo Organica. She was involved in all of
those restaurant groups. So she even opened like a nightclub on her own even prior to that. It was
AV. I don't know if you ever went to that in Hollywood, but she had all of this experience
that I did not have. So partnering with somebody who has that experience in a business that you
want to be in is invaluable, you know, and now she's teaching me everything.
Yeah. So I would say, and also even just like with this podcast, like I don't look at it as a business, but it's like, I would, I had the idea to do a podcast years ago. Everyone's a little
emo, but I never got it off the ground. I did two episodes and nothing ever came of it. But you,
your strengths are not my strengths, you know, and you got yours off the ground, you know, and then
I can help and
co-host or whatever. And I still get to do podcasting, which I love to do, but it's because
I'm partnering with somebody who has strengths that I don't have. Well, thank you. I was just
looking on Instagram to see if any other questions came in before we wrap it up. And Courtney P said,
when will Jamie stop making every podcast about her being single? This podcast.
He said, when will Jamie stop making every podcast about her being single?
This podcast.
Welcome.
That's funny.
If you weren't a celebrity in LA, what do you think your career would be today?
Well, A, I don't think I'm a celebrity.
And B, you are listening to my career, Amanda Tiber.
I think I would still be doing entertainment of any sort, whether it's like news hosting,
like I still want to do that. And I don't think like e-news hosts are considered like celebrities.
It's like a news job. I love doing my podcast. I love hosting. That's what I have my background in.
I got my degree in broadcast journalism and yeah, I think I would still, whether I was on
Vanderpump Rules, you know, before or not, like on a TV show or acting, I think I would still, whether I was on Vanderpump Rules, you know, before or not, like on a TV show or acting, I think I would still be doing something in the entertainment industry for sure.
Did you have any others?
Who's your biggest inspiration in your life and why?
Oh, I mean, I hope to be as good of a mother as my mother for sure.
I mean, I think she was an incredible mom, had me at 19.
I think she was an incredible mom, had me at 19.
So that's definitely inspiring.
And I hope to be, yeah, just as good of a mom to little mini Sheena as she was to me.
I kind of think of her as my mom too sometimes.
Yeah.
My California mom.
Even though my mom has since moved to California, but before she did, and my mom was in New Jersey, I had no family here.
Yeah.
And your mom is just always so sweet.
We've taken all the strays. That's what we always do for Thanksgiving. We do a big Friendsgiving
because like so many of my friends, whether they don't have family in LA or want to save up money
to travel home for Christmas and camp for Thanksgiving, we've always just made Thanksgiving
day about my friends and
always invite them over. And then we celebrate with our family on the Saturday after. And yeah,
I just, I love that about my family. We always welcome them in. Yeah. She's amazing. Someone's
asking if I've ever considered reality. Well, back in New York, I don't think you know this, Sheena. What? I filmed something. It was called Taboo Central.
It was for Showtime.
Uh-huh.
And it was so, I'm so glad it never like got legs because I don't know where that footage is.
I hope it never comes out.
Oh my God.
But it was like, it was, there was a host and then there was three girls and three guys on this panel talking about sex, hence taboo
and of the three females and three men, like it was three different perspectives, almost like the
Samantha, the Carrie and the Miranda. Oh, I love that. And I guess was the, I was the one in the
middle. So there was like the girl who was really, you know, over the top and open about everything
sexually. And then there was like the prude sexually. Yeah. And then there was, like, the prude, Charlotte.
Yeah.
And then I was, like, somewhere in the middle.
But, I mean, they asked anything from, like, anal sex to, like, how we thought about, like,
can I even say this on here?
Yeah.
Like, if someone, like, goes down on you, like, will you kiss them right after?
Like, questions like that.
What was your answer?
I remember my answer very, very specifically.
What did you say?
Because I wasn't vegan, but I was vegetarian.
I had been vegetarian since I was six.
Oh my God.
So I go, yeah, I'm not going to taste like a cheeseburger.
That's funny. That's a good answer. I like that.
But no, aside from that, it's not really my, like that was fun, but strangely enough,
I had taken hosting courses as well. And I thought if I ever was in entertainment,
it would be something with hosting and interviewing people. But I give so much credit to people like you who do reality
because it's so hard.
I get to see firsthand just how hard it is.
It's like, I mean, you have to be more interesting than an actor.
Actors get all of these awards and credit.
It's like they're just reading someone else's lines.
Yeah.
But that takes talent.
It takes talent.
Especially when you're playing a real
person. But from my perspective, it's like, it takes a special person to be that captivating
being themselves. Wow. Thank you. And then taking all the heat and, and, you know, the criticism
and everything. It's just, honestly, I don't even know if I, I don't, I don't, for me, I don't see
the upside of doing any of that.
I mean, if someone wants to make me an offer, come and let's, we'll talk, but I don't see
the benefit for me to do that.
So it's never been a goal.
Oh, I think Jersey Jamie would be good.
Or Drunk Jamie.
Drunk Jamie, Jersey Jamie, Toucan Jamie.
Yeah.
Well, thank you guys so much for listening. We will be back next week.
I'm not taking a break just yet. And honestly, like the week I have baby, who knows? I might be
feeling great and mom is watching her and Brock and I do an episode or I don't know. We'll figure
it out, but we're not going anywhere. We may just take a little bit of a break, but I will keep you
guys posted and I will literally post if I'm
going to be taking a break. So thank you so much for listening. We'll be back next week.
Thanks for listening to Shenanigans with Sheena Shea. Download new episodes every
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