Sheletta talks about how political polarization surrounding public health has accelerated since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic on the latest episode of her podcast...

Sheletta chats with her friends from Minnesota Black Box about how all cultures can properly celebrate Juneteenth.

We talk about how COVID has impacted the way we work, how we do business, banking and healthcare, but nobody is talking about how the long-term impact it's had on our kids. That's why Sheletta is talking to Brandon Jones, executive director of Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health on her latest podcast.

Sheletta chats with her friends from Comcast to announce that Comcast RISE grants are coming to Houston. Now through the end of May, small business owners can apply for a $5,000 grant and other resources. 

Sheletta chats with Dr. Nana Wilmot-DeSouza, founder and CEO of Arise Medical and Wellness in Savage to answer questions about the updated COVID-19 vaccine and the new health concerns about the virus. 

Sheletta laughs and jokes on her comedy podcast, but she doesn't play when it comes to COVID-19. This week, as families plan summer travel, she's showing everyone how to stay as safe as possible from contracting the virus.

Sheletta chats with her friend Dr. Buffy Smith at Dougherty Family College at the University of St Thomas about how this affordable two-year degree program can be just what your senior needs after high school graduation.

Mardi Gras is coming to Minnesota and Sheletta's chatting with Michael Baptiste, one of the organizers, about the party with a purpose this Saturday at Canterbury Park.

Sheletta chats with Reva Chamblis, the vice chair of the Metropolitan Council about what's happening with the Blue Line extension project.

During a trip to Texas, Sheletta realized there was nowhere for her to recycle the dozens of plastic water bottles she drank while on vacation. She called her friend Andrea McKenna, environmental health supervisor for outreach and engagement for