Sheletta is joined by Megan Mason from Comcast who are expanding to new communities around the metro to connect them to more stable internet. Sheletta mentions that some Black entrepreneurs have struggled with reliable access to internet to help them grow their business and Megan gets into Comcast’s focus to service underserved communities.

Jearlyn Steele joins Sheletta to talk about the 40th anniversary of her family’s show “A Christmas Celebration with the Steeles” that you can attend at the Pantages Theater tonight and tomorrow (Sunday). Jearlyn says this is her last year performing and how she’s come to terms with passing on the family tradition to the younger generation.

Sheletta realizes she’s been looking at the calendar wrong and now has a whole extra day to prepare for Christmas. She also proposes a friend check in 2025 to make sure you’re surrounding yourself with people who encourage your ideas.

Sheletta is also joined by Jearlyn Steele, Megan Mason and Steve Thomson

Nancy Lyons (Clockwork) brings all of her energy and wisdom to The Sheletta Show. She talks about culture and its impact on each other and shifting out attitudes about work and productivity and how we don’t have time to wait to be the change you wish to see in the world. Sheletta asks Nancy about culture building and they get into the importance of agency and being solution focused.

Andrea Yoch joins Sheletta to talk about becoming a part owner of Aurora FC. Andrea talks about the beginnings of the Minnesota Aurora FC and how it’s rooted in fan/community ownership (like the Packers but “better”). The money invested in this team is then reinvested in the community and growing the girls/women’s game and business in a sports landscape that is becoming increasingly expensive to participate in.

Andrea Yoch joins Sheletta to talk about becoming a part owner of Aurora FC. Andrea talks about the beginnings of the Minnesota Aurora FC and how it’s rooted in fan/community ownership (like the Packers but “better”). The money invested in this team is then reinvested in the community and growing the girls/women’s game and business in a sports landscape that is becoming increasingly expensive to participate in.

Nancy Lyons (Clockwork) brings all of her energy and wisdom to The Sheletta Show. She talks about culture and its impact on each other and shifting out attitudes about work and productivity and how we don’t have time to wait to be the change you wish to see in the world. Sheletta asks Nancy about culture building and they get into the importance of agency and being solution focused.

Shontel Booker (Dream in Color Studio Healing) joins Sheletta to talk about starting a new holiday tradition: family yoga. Stress runs high for so many of us during this season so it's important to take time to ground yourself within your body. Shontel specializes in creating safe spaces and rhythm that allows people to channel their energy to flow through body movement.

Sheletta speaks about her childhood in Houston and recognizes of the sacrifices her mother made and how it informs her parenting style around the holidays.

Sheletta speaks on her gratitude to share another holiday season with her parents when so many have lost those close to them.She talks about when she’s struggling she prays for someone she can be a blessing for.

Shontel Booker (Dream in Color Studio Healing) joins Sheletta to talk about starting a new holiday tradition: family yoga.

Sheletta talks about her family's role in autism advocacy and the impact they have made on the community. Karen Tolkkinen joins to give her reason why she's confiscated her child's phone and Steve Thomson makes his weekly appearance!

Sheletta is joined by Steve Thomson for his weekly appearance. They talk about taking it easy this weekend with the winter weather advisory. They talk about their experiences with accidents in the winter weather months here in Minnesota.