Nancy Lyons talks about her book Work Like a Boss: A Kick-in-the-pants Guide to Finding (and Using) Your Power at Work and how to create a culture of success at your company.

Children’s Minnesota is hosting a sensory friendly vaccine clinic for children with special needs.

Nancy Lyons, co-founder and CEO of Clockwork explains the benefits of AI.

Legal expert Jules Porter explains what happens next after Marvin Haynes was exonerated.

Marsha D. Carter tells Sheletta about the holiday pop-up holiday shop she set up that allows families to shop, free of charge, for clothing and household items. 

Law professor Jules Porter explains how the Great Northern Innocence Project played a pivotal role in the exoneration of Mavin Haynes.

Sheletta dedicates her show to Jearlyn Steele, long time WCCO Radio host who retired suddenly from her Sunday night show Steele Talkin'. 

When WCCO Radio host Steve Thomson tells Sheletta about his grandmother's homemade sausage recipe, she proposes a way to make a profit by putting it in Hy-Vee stores.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Kari Dziedzic chats with Sheletta about how she's doing after announcing her cancer diagnosis and what's on tap for the upcoming legislative session.

When Sheletta gets word that someone is making 600 Christmas gift baskets for kids in need, she does some digging and finds out it's her good friend Dr. Verna Price. She invites Dr. Price on the show to talk about the initiative.