Dr. Catherine Athans is a psychiatrist and licensed family therapist. Because COVID-19 for all intents and purposes shut down our world for over a year, many kids missed out on several social events and the chance for emotional development. Dr. Athans gives tips for parents on how they can help their kids continue their emotional and social development, which Dr. Athans explains why that is so crucial in a child's life. She also shares the best way to talk and communicate with kids, why being a parent to your child never really ends, and so much more.  

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Cory starts today's top three by talking about reports that claim Derek Chauvin is close to reaching a plea deal on civil rights charges. Next, he dives into E-cigarette company Juul. The company is set to pay $40 million in a lawsuit settlement. Finally, he talks about the Edina Hornets. Is there a mascot war ahead?  

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Toure' hosts a podcast about Prince called Who Was Prince. Episode two was released today. Cory and Toure' have a fascinating conversation about Prince featuring a wide range over topics. When Doves Cry, one of Prince's most popular songs and an all-time classic, Toure' tells us what the song really is about and the inspiration behind it. Toure' even says Prince had multiple personalities. So much so, that these personalities even had their own names. Toure' discusses those topics and so much more with Cory.

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He's a fan favorite and he's back with Cory for a very fun segment. Pete Najarian talks some finance with Cory, but the two really talk food! The chicken wars are on, waffles or pancakes, burgers and so much more. It's just a great and entertaining conversation.

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Attorney Mike Padden joins Cory to discuss Minnesota state sentencing guidelines and the sentencing of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin that took place last Friday. They also discuss reopening the case of Mike's client, Terrance Franklin. Terrance Franklin was shot to death by Minneapolis police on May 10th, 2013. A grand jury cleared police of any wrongdoing, but attorney Mike Padden says it was murder and filed a wrongful death lawsuit.

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Tim Harlow of the Star Tribune joins Sheletta to talk about his recent article that covers the controversy surrounding the Anoka County Library right now. The library is currently under fire for prohibiting Pride Month and Black Lives Matter displays.

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JinJa Birkenbeuel joins Sheletta to talk about her first published column that outlines a plan larger corporations can use to support companies owned by people of color. 

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Brandolon Barnett is the author of Dreams Deferred. A book that really chronicles his struggle to survive during the 2008 recession. He discusses his book with Sheletta, as well as how we can help small businesses & businesses of color succeed.

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Julissa Contreras & Dash Harris Machado join Sheletta Brundidge to talk the new musical In The Heights and discuss their recent article in the Washington Post. 

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Doris Truong of the Poynter Institute joins Sheletta Brundidge to talk about how she believes the news media isn't serving the greater good of the community in the ways they cover crime in the US.

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