Sheletta snickers with her friend Jessica Brandt about how the ladies snuck into Valerie Jarrett's dressing room to try and meet the political powerhouse.

When Sheletta realized the state had a $17 BILLION surplus, she designed a day at the Minnesota State Capitol to demand some of that money be used to help small Black Business. She enlists the help of a new ally, Brian McDaniel at Hylden Advocacy & Law.

Sheletta tells Minnesota business owners all about how they can sign up Hy-Vee's pitch competition for small minority and women owned businesses for a chance to win $30,000.

Sheletta learns a lesson or two about how to reclaim her personal power from fellow podcaster Dr. Verna Price when the two women chat about Dr. Verna's latest (soon to be best-selling) book Power Lessons For Life.

When Sheletta saw one of her besties from Comcast on TV standing next to KARE 11's Belinda Jensen, she invited Rachel Johnson on the show to talk about what Belinda was wearing along with the company's expansion in the Wayzata area.

Sheletta chats with her friends from Comcast about their new Holiday Gift Guide and how shoppers can use it to find and support small businesses when purchasing Christmas gifts.

Sheletta talks with the woman whose cheesecake creation was inspired by none other than Prince.

After reading a story about the glass cliff and how it's impacting Black women in the workplace, Sheletta invites the Forbes columnist who wrote the article to talk about it on her latest podcast. 

Sheletta tells her friend Chad and producer Kerry about a recent trip to the DMV that left her shaken and her children afraid for their lives. This story ain't funny, but Sheletta wanted her followers to not just hear it, listen, and understand the added stress of being a Black mother with young sons...

Sheletta is hanging out with her friend Jill Hornbacher from Comcast to talk about the big celebration Xfinity had for all their Comcast RISE recipients and some new and exciting offerings available to new and existing customers.