Looking for a fun way to enjoy the beautiful summer weather? Chameer St. Urbain joins Sheletta Brundidge to tell us about her business, Meerci Picnics, providing luxury picnics to folks around the Twin Cities.

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Susan Nygaard of Allina Health joins Sheletta Brundidge to talk about Allina's 'Change to Chill' program aiming to help LGBTQ youth address their emotions and stressors in a healthy way.

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Angela, President and CEO of 40 Acre Co-op joins Sheletta Brundidge to share the story of her successful co-op and talk about what life is like as the black leader of a farming business in Minnesota.

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Former MPD officer Derek Chauvin will be sentenced on Friday for the murder of George Floyd. Many experts believe the sentence will be about 20 years, but local attorney Jules Porter tells Sheletta Brundidge why she believes the sentence could be closer to 25 or 30 years.

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Sheletta talks about the viral video of a 9 year old girl at a Lakeville School Board meeting who, while making the case to take down Black Lives Matters posters, discredits the election, calls America's youngest poet laureate a "chick" and refers to the governor as King Walz.

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Local journalist Charles Hallman joins Sheletta Brundidge to talk about the Jumpman brand signing 11 WNBA stars as endorsees, what it means for the league now, and how the move could grow the game with girls and young women.

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Columnist Heidi Stevens is leaving the Chicago Tribune after 23 years with the paper. She joined Sheletta Brundidge to look back at her long run, some of her favorite stories, and what's next for her.

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Authorities in Washington County are investigating a racist vandalism incident in May Township directed at Asian Americans. Nikki Muehlhausen grew up in the area and has experienced similar racism, both subtle and direct, and she shared her experiences with Sheletta Brundidge.

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The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a high school cheerleader in a free speech case involving strong language on social media directed towards the school and some programs. Lindy Vincent joins Sheletta Brundidge to discuss the ruling and offer some valuable thoughts on parenting our kids.

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Byron Buxton is injured again. Cory's Top 3 starts with that topic before transitioning to Carl Nassib's big announcement from Monday and talk about why Canada still refuses to open the border.

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