The Mounds View school board has been tangentially placed in the headlines this week...for infamous allegations against one of its board members. In light of that, Sheletta chats with candidate Tascha Just about why she would like to join the board.

Sheletta sits down with Metro Transit's General Manager Lesley Kandaras to discuss the latest from the pubilc transportation hub and why she decided to get her CDL license.

In the last hour of this week's show, Sheletta catches up with Metro Transit General Manager Lesley Kandaras and Mounds Views school board candidate Tascha Just. Plus, Steve Thomson previews Sports Saturday.

Is it too early to enjoy some eggnog? CCX Cities producer and host Rusty Ray doesn't think so. He explains why.

The annual gala for Fraser is taking place on Saturday, November 7th. This year's host, HUMANATY podcast host Mana Moini, talks to Sheletta about the event and the organization.

We all need to laugh. That's what events like this weekend's 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival hope to accomplish. Comedian Al Jackson is part of the lineup and he tells us about his comedic style. Plus, he finds a connection with our host.

Star Tribune Urban Affairs columnist Eric Roper became curious about the history of the home he moved into. He joins Sheletta to discuss his search for that history and how it helps open up stories for those forgotten.

It's a full hour of guests with Sheletta. She's joined by Star Tribune columnist Eric Roper, comedian Al Jackson, HUMANATY podcast host Mana Moini, and CCX Cities Producer/Host Rusty Ray.

Are you interested the steps it takes to become an author? Do you have something written and need help getting it out to the public? Sheletta will be hosting a class Saturday, November 1st at the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis. Writer, educator, and editor Marianne Manzler previews the class and discusses other amenities of the Center.

If you have an autistic student looking for a collegiate experience, Minnesota Independent College and Community provides an outlet to that goal. MICC CEO Amy Gudmestad describes the organization and the services they provide.