Nick Remmes from the Aquatics Supervisor at the Eden Prairie Community joins Sheletta to talk about how you can mix pool towels and the Little Mermaid.

Cindy Olson (Vice President of Enrollment Management) joins Sheletta to talk about Dunwoody College of Technology open house and other program offerings this week!

Political expert Brian McDaniel talks politics with Sheletta and explains the special election for Kari Dziedzic's senate seat, the scramble for open seats and the Minnesota laws that went into effect Jan 1st.

Sheletta is one of your friendliest neighbors and is here to bring you what's happening in the community around you. Special elections, college open houses and movies with a swim... these topics and more in the third hour.

Featuring conversations with Brian McDaniel, Cindy Olson, Nick Remmes and Steve Thomson

If writing a memoir is on your 2025 Bingo card, Sheletta's chats with Hedy Tripp to show you how to start and finish the project.

Starting January 1st, Minnesota's wage transparency law goes into effect. What is it? John Naughtin with Versique explains the new legislation and how it will impact companies and prospective employees.

Sheletta takes the time to make a heartfelt apology to the listeners.

She is joined by guests John Naughtin and Hedy Tripp

Star Tribune reporter Eric Roper traces the lives of a Black couple who owned his house in 1917 in a new podcast a series of stories.

Sheletta Brundidge kicks off the show remembering the late President Jimmy Carter before being joined by some great community based guests!

Featuring conversations with Andrew Schingen and Eric Roper

Sheletta celebrates the life of Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Kari Dziedzic who passed away after a lengthy battle with cancer. Former WCCO Radio reporter Eric Eskola talks about how Dziedzic's father played a pivotal role in her work ethic and State Senator Judy Seeberger talked about how she was an inspiration to women in politics.