Gary Hines from the Grammy Award winning group Sounds of Blackness joins Sheletta to talk about their new song which he hopes will become the national anthem for Juneteenth.

A lot of folks lost their jobs during COVID and haven't recovered financially. If you're in danger of losing your home because you missed a payment, Sheletta talks to her friends at the Minnesota Home Ownership Center who can help people who at risk of foreclosure.

Sheletta talks about the impact that menthol cigarettes have had on the Black community and how organizations like Quit Partners are helping people to stop smoking to live longer healthier lives.

Sheletta chats with Kalyn Hove from Comcast MSP about a new round of Comcast RISE grants that Minnesota's BIPOC and women entrepreneurs can apply for starting June 1st on her Laughing with Letta podcast.

Sheletta shows you how, if you qualify, you can take advantage of Comcast's Internet Essential program and use the government's Affordable Connectivity Program so your home internet bill won't cost you a dime.

Sheletta chats with her friend Sally from YMCA of The North about their new wellness program that's sure to help you get your happy back on the latest episode of her Laughing with Letta podcast.

Sheletta chats it up with her friend Chad and tells him how, when she was at The Capitol on the quest to take over the world, she was also taking to-go boxes of fancy food from Gov Tim Walz' State of The State after party...

Best selling author Minda Harts talks about her new book You Are More Than Magic and how she hopes it inspires other women to live their best lives.

Sheletta and her producer Dave call up Steve Simpson to explain the goings on behind the missing Maplewood monkey Coco Chanel who was stolen from its owner's car at a grocery store parking lot.

Sheletta laughs at how she almost gave her publisher Lily Coyle a heart attack when she called to say was writing a book about the Let's Go Brandon flag for children.