Sheletta chats with Rep Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn about a new bill will bring some much needed relief to the cost of rising child care costs in Minnesota.

Michael Baptiste Jr joins Sheletta's show to talk about TCGoLive, an organization that brings Louisiana culture and traditions to the Twin Cities. 

Rep. Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn tells Sheletta she's working on a bill to help with the rising cost of childcare.

Miluska Novota talks about a program that helps businesses along the soon to be expanded Blue Line get legal and marketing help to prepare for construction and the influx of new customers once the project is complete. 

Andrena Seawood tells Sheletta she had a slow carbon monoxide leak at her home that made her sick and could have been deadly.

With Medicare open enrollment period closing in a week, Sheletta chats with Craig Stillman of United Healthcare about the different type of plans and offers help for confused caregivers who don't understand how to apply for coverage.

Andrena Seawood shares the story of her close call with carbon monoxide poisoning. 

Sheletta talks about the time she almost didn't write an autism children's book about her son Brandon because she didn't want the backlash of the book-banning-crowd. She ultimately winds up publishing Brandon Spots His Sign, which became a #1 best seller on Amazon.

Thuba Nguyen celebrates her dad and offers positive affirmations to young girls in her new children's book.

Sheletta says she knows that the book banning crowd will try to keep her children's books out of libraries and schools because she intentionally showcases her diverse family, but she won't let that stop her from writing her 5th book, due out in 2024, about her oldest son Andrew.