During this hour of the show, Sheletta reaches out to MICC CEO Amy Gudmestad and writer/educator Marianne Manzler. Plus, our host describes her night seeing comedienne Leslie Jones at the 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival.

It's the full third hour of The Best of Sheletta Show on October 18, 2025. Guided by Lindsey Brown, guests include Emily Laber-Warren and Brandon Jones!

It's the full second hour of The Best of Sheletta Show on October 18, 2025. Guided by Lindsey Brown, guests include Kristi Piehl and Marq Burnett!

It's the full first hour of The Best of Sheletta Show on October 18, 2025. Guided by Lindsey Brown, guests include Shahir Ahmed, Thomas & Mercedes Jackson and Dr. Quint Lester!

The full third hour of The Sheletta Show for October 11th, 2025. Guests include Thomas and Mercedes Jackson, Kristin Ridley and Steve Thomson.

Steve Thomson makes his weekly appearance on the show to be showered with Sheletta’s gratitude. Sheletta explains how she tapped into Steve’s wisdom for today’s show, Steve shares where he learned the lesson.

Kristin Ridley from Rihm Family Companies joins Sheletta to talk about positions available at their company. Sheletta asks Kristin what it's like working for the legendary Kari Rihm and the company that’s been ranked as one of the best places for women to work.

Kristin and Rihm Family Companies will be attending the upcoming job fair that Sheletta has coming up. She details some of the positions they’re looking to fill.

Thomas and Mercedes Jackson own PAR365, they recently won the BizRecycling grant. Mercedes and Thomas talk about what they offer at their golf centric facility and what inspired them to open their space. They also detail how they acquired the BizRecycling grant and where they invested the money in their business.

The full second hour of The Sheletta Show for October 11th, 2025. Guests include Kristi Piehl and Katica Roy.

Katica Roy is a gender economist and was cited recently in a New York Times article detailing massive job losses among Black women this year. She talks to Sheletta about how she found the numbers and how the piece she wrote picked up steam and attention.

Katica also talks about the impact of underemployment has on Black families, communities and our country as a whole.