After Sheletta's father-in-law Papa B passed away, she invited the folk from Trellis Connects on the podcast to say thank you for all the advice and referrals they gave her when she was his caregiver.

Sheletta laughs it up with Dr. Pooja Lakshmin about the highs and lows of motherhood during the pandemic and how now  selfcare is reduced to bathing and brushing your teeth.

Minnesota state representative Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn laughs it up with Sheletta about the video that went viral of her brawling with her toddler during a committee hearing.

After a year of home schooling her four kids, Sheletta wasn't surprised by Leslie Streeter's Washington Post story about teachers who are ready to quit. The comedian said she tried to turn in her resignation but her children fired her first...

While filling in as a host on WCCO Radio this week, Sheletta chatted with her friend Laura about whether or not it's a good idea to go snooping through her son Andrew's cell phone so she can figure out what he's texting his new girlfriend...

After divorcing her husband Sheletta is trying to figure out how to "get back out there" on the dating scene but feels like a dinosaur since it's been 15-years since she's been in the game. Not to fear, her friend Jamie Yuccas is here with tips...

Somehow, as only she could, Sheletta finds a ray of sunshine while discussing her divorce with her friend Chad Hartman. The comedian is candid while the comedy is flowing and says there's a special song that's helping her sing through the sorrow...

Sheletta bought a new children's book for her kids called "Eat the Cake". She thought it was the Ike Turner story for younger audiences to digest. When it wasn't about the late blues legend, she felt feel cheated and went back to the bookstore for a refund.

When Sheletta joined her friends Chad Hartman and Dan Cook on CBS Radio, they had a good laugh at how she got her son ready for work at McDonald's to keep him safe from COVID-19. The comedian pretty much mummified Andrew which made it hard for customers to understand him in the drive-thru speaker.

After Mattel failed to include an Asian Barbie in their Olympic collection and created an Elvis Barbie calling him the "King of Rock & Roll", Sheletta says the company can fix their  latest blunder with a James Brown Barbie or one that honors Rick James (The Mary Jane Girls will be sold separately).