Sheletta chats with Mikisha Nation from Teach for America about their upcoming lecture by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Isabel Wilkerson on April 28th at the University of Minnesota's Northrop Auditorium.

Sheletta finds out that her friend Robin Hickman Winfield with Soul Touch Productions has resurrected a popular television program that works to help foster a love of broadcasting in teens, so she invites her on the podcast to chat about it.

When Sheletta saw that two Black Tennessee politicians were expelled for protesting in the House Chambers, Sheletta brought in her friend Brian McDaniel from Hylden Advocacy & Law to explain what the hell happened...

Sheletta laughs with Chance York about all the fun he has on the new season of his outdoor adventure show Outside Chance on Twin Cities PBS. 

With spring break kicking off for some families and Easter weekend coming up, Sheletta talks to Sara Hollie, Ramsey County Public Health Director, about the importance of getting the COVID-19 booster to keep yourself and your family safe.

Sheletta chats with Star Tribune columnist Rachel Hutton about the feature she wrote about her for their quarterly magazine. The ladies chat about Sheletta's larger than life existence and why certain quotes were picked, mainly the most outrageous ones.

Sheletta hangs with the real-life hustle man Ricky Williams of Packed House Live production about how he's using his media empire to help entertainers make money while controlling the rights to their music.

Sheletta's friend Ali Kaplan joins the show to talk about an event in Minneapolis hosted by Twin Cities Business that talks about diversity in entrepreneurship and how more financial investments should go to African American startups. 

Sheletta chats with her friends from Hy-Vee about their summit for BIPOC and women owned businesses that provides networking opportunities and a chance to win $30,000 during a pitch contest.

Comcast sponsors Black Entrepreneurs Day at the Minnesota State Capitol so that African American business owners can talk to politicians about the unique challenges they face and how new legislation can help their companies.