Podcasts about sheletta

The start of school is not only a busy time for most parents, but it's especially worrying for moms and dads who have kids on the spectrum who wander. Changes in schedules and transitions can make them more prone to eloping. How can we keep them safe? Sheletta may have found the answer from an angel. Assistive Technology for Autism & Special Needs - Order Now!

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad every Friday at 1pm. She's been living at the Fair. Chad starts needling her from the start. In their second segment they chat about the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy case and postpartum challenges that many people experience. Sheletta shares some personal details about what she's felt and gone through as a mother. She also speaks to the patriarchy and how it treats women, mothers and those suffering with their mental health.

Chad Hartman and Dave Harrigan are LIVE from the Minnesota State Fair! Today is the final day to see the Chad Hartman Show live at the fairgrounds but we hope you stop by to see us if you find yourself on the fairgrounds. Head on down to Carnes and Underwood and take in the shade under the new WCCO Radio pergola. To open the one o' clock hour, Chad is joined on the WCCO Radio porch by Sheletta Brundidge for her weekly appearance. They chat about the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy trial and Sheletta's postpartum experience(s). Am I Wrong wraps the hour.

Sheletta chats with Kiara Ellis from the Masonic Cancer Center about how they are creating awareness and making a difference in the way healthcare is practiced in communities of color.   Office of Community Outreach and Engagement | Masonic Cancer Center

When it began to thunder, Sheletta looked out of the kitchen window and noticed that her neighbor's kids were still playing in their backyard pool, she made them go in the house; then, she called her friends at the Minnesota Department of Public Safety to join her on a podcast to figure out if kids should go indoors when thunder roars. Weather safety | Minnesota Department of Public Safety

Got a great idea to tackle the opioid substance misuse but need funding to get the project started? Washington County Opioid Settlement Council is accepting applications now through October 2. Sheletta chats with a grant administrator and a council member about qualifications, the application process, and how the money can be used.  Substance Use, Harm Reduction, & Response | Washington County, MN - Official Website Opioid Settlement Application Form 2026 - Intellistack    

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad Hartman every Friday at 1pm. She's not ready to give Chad all the credit for the new pergola at the WCCO Radio booth. They chat about Sheletta's son's new girlfriend and her initial impressions of Sheletta. Andrew joins Chad and Sheletta on the mic to start the second segment. He gives some insight on what it's like to have Sheletta as a mother. Chad and Andrew commiserate over their dealings with Sheletta. Chad asks Sheletta about her calling Target racist.

Sheletta grew up in the safe village of Kelly Village, subsidized housing in Houston's 5th Ward, where she was nurtured and given the necessary discipline to succeed. As times get hard for many Black women and job prospects are few and far between, she encourages people to check in with Daveta Thomas from Housing Alliance HTX. Daveta is a pre-admission and occupancy manager and can help you find an affordable place to stay in Houston.

Chad is joined by Sheletta for Feisty Friday. Sheletta is in Rochester for a conference talking about how to keep autistic kids from wandering away and getting hurt or killed - a conference with Health Secretary Robert Kennedy, Jr. in attendance.

2pm Hour: Chad's live from Breezy Point! He talks to Sheletta who's in Rochester for an autism conference. Then Brad Lane steps in for Harrigan on "Am I wrong?!"

On Friday's Chad Hartman Show... 12pm Hour: Chad chats Wolves with Jon Krawczynski and politics with Major Garrett. 1pm Hour: Chad talks about the new addition to the WCCO State Fair booth with chief propeller-head Brad Lane, along with some stories in the news. Then he's joined by Nolan Toft from Deacon's Lodge to talk about their new Ace Valley course 2pm Hour: Chad's live from Breezy Point! He talks to Sheletta who's in Rochester for an autism conference. Then Brad Lane steps in for Harrigan on "Am I wrong?!"

Sheletta chats with her friend Paul McGuire-Grimes, Minnesota movie critic, about the autistic storylines and actors represented at this year's Emmy awards. Which ones have a shot at winning that coveted statuette? Paul offers his predictions. Paul's Trip to the Movies

It's a mix of fun and some serious topics as usual with Sheletta Brundidge on a Feisty Friday before Chad reacts to the guilty plea issued today from Luigi Mangione.

If you missed volunteering at Greater Twin Cities United Way's annual Action Day, there's still a way you can help. Old National Bank is accepting school supply donations at several of its branches. Sheletta shares all the details on the latest episode of her podcast. Volunteer at Home School Supply Drive | Greater Twin Cities United Way

Got a home deconstruction project and need more money to complete it? There's a grant for that. Sheletta tells you where you can find that money for that on the latest episode of her podcast. https://recyclingandenergy.org/deconstruction/  

Chad opens the show getting to know Candice, a new producer at WCCO Radio. They bond over ‘Diamond Dave' Van Halen vs ‘Sammy Hagar' Van Halen. Then he talks with the queen Sheletta about making new friends, divorced life, and falling asleep at work- whoops! Wrapping up with Major Garrett's nomination thoughts and a current economy diagnosis.

At no fault of her own, Sheletta arrives to the Chad Hartman show fashionably late. We'll blame the new girl. Chad and Sheletta talk about making new friends, divorced life, and falling asleep at work- whoops! Also happy 70th birthday to Sheletta's mom!

Sheletta may laugh and joke, but she doesn't play when it comes to scammers. That's why she invited her friends from Minnesota Department of Commerce on today's episode to talk about the fraudulent health insurance scams and how consumers can protect themselves or file a complaint if they've been victimized.   https://mn.gov/commerce/consumer/file-a-complaint/ consumer.protection@state.mn.us or call 651-539-1600 or 800-657-3602

Early voting is underway in Minnesota. Sheletta sits down with Secretary of State Steve Simon to talk about what's on the ballot, the integrity of voting machines and how absentee ballots work on the latest episode of her podcast.

Minneapolis's new E Line is so popular, it has almost twice the number of riders that Metro Transit was expecting. Sheletta invited  Lesley Kandaras, Metro Transit's CEO, to join her on the show and found out about all kinds of other cool stuff, including the fact that Metro Transit is hiring. Looking for a job? Listen to the show! https://www.metrotransit.org/careers

Sheletta becomes fast friends with Megan Dolan, the autism mom, actress, and the brainchild behind "Not The Right Mom," a one-woman show that she wrote and produced. Megan travels the world performing for thousands of people using humor and storytelling to educate them about the concerns and celebrations of having a child on the spectrum. As if she wasn't busy enough, Sheletta challenges her to adapt her show into a movie. https://www.nottherightmom.com/

Sheletta talks "trash" with Trista Martison, the executive director of the Ramsey/Washington County Recycle Energy Program about the new communities that are now available to participate in the food scraps pick up program.

Henry Lake is in for Chad again today. He opens with reaction to President Trump's speech last night that sounded like more of the same things we've heard from him for years. Later, Henry chats with Tony Sanneh about the upcoming World Cup final, spends a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge, and talks Twins with Star Tribune beat reporter Bobby Nightengale Jr.

Henry Lake is back from checking out the NBA summer league in Las Vegas where he also caught World Cup fever! We start the show there before tackling many topics and checking in with Sheletta Brundidge to find out why she was snitching on a softball tournament being played in this horribly smoky air.

Henry Lake gives his take on the LeBron James situation and if he believes there's any chance the Wolves can land LeBron. Plus, we pay tribute to actor Hal Williams upon news of his death with Henry explaining the impact Williams had on his life. Also, has Sheletta Brundidge transformed into a 'Karen?'

Sheletta Brundidge joins us for some fun on several topics and talk about another excellent lock giveaway event she's hosting tomorrow to support autism families. Later, Chad and Dave state their cases about what makes a great French fry on National French Fry Day.

Sheletta's best buddy Jim Platten just pulled his Harley out for the summer and that always makes her anxious. She's nervous about bikers being on the road and wanted to find out if there's anything she can do, as a driver, to keep her friend Jim and other riders safe. So she asked the folks from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety to join her on the podcast to motorcycle safety.   https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/ots/safe-driving-information-and-laws/mn-motorcycle-safety-center/motorcycle-training-courses

It's the moment parents across St. Paul have all been waiting for: the renovations are done, and Hamline Library is opening again. Sheletta chats with library staff about all the cool new upgrades and even offers to do some special programming with her children's books in April for Autism Awareness Month. https://sppl.org/locations/ha/

Sheletta was so excited to learn that Fraser is opening a satellite location in Mankato. The 90-year-old, award-winning autism center is now accepting new clients aged 2 to 6. Get registered: ABA@FRASER.ORG or CALL 612-767-7222

 Sheletta chats with her friends from Rebuild Together Minnesota about their Safe at Home and Home Repair programs that ensure families can live in safe and healthy homes. The application opens October 1st. What do you need to qualify? Listen to the podcast to find out. https://rtmn.org/apply-for-help/

To become a successful entrepreneur, Sheletta participated in great training programs to help her understand how to scale her business, which is why she invited the folks from Elevate Hennepin on the show. They talk about their CEO Now program that provides tools, resources and expert advice to help your business grow. https://www.elevatehennepin.org/stories/elevate-stories/Building-structure-and-finding-clarity-in-CEO-Now    

It's Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge is here to talk about her one awful experience getting a bikini wax, the biggest red flags for single women looking for a man to date and much more!

Sheletta Brundidge's one and only bikini wax experience did not go well. We hear that great story and get into much more fun with Sheletta during a Feisty Friday before tackling numerous topics during Rapid Fire Radio.

Sheletta chats with her friends from MEDA about how they help small business owners in Minnesota go from just surviving to thriving with the programs, resources and services they provide. https://meda.net/

Sheletta grew up in Kelly Village, a public housing property in 5th Ward. She credits the village in Kelly Village for helping her mature into the woman she is today. The host says she now knows that assistance was a safe space for her and a launching pad for her mother to get off welfare and eventually become a homeowner. That's why she wanted to make sure that her listeners knew that Housing Alliance HTX will open its waitlist lottery for eight public housing properties for the first time since 2023. The application period runs through July 6. She chats with Daveta Thomas to find out more. Website: https://www.alliancehtx.org/

Chris Egert spends two fun segments with Sheletta Brundidge on a Feisty Friday before talk about the Mystic Lake Amphitheater officially opening tomorrow and listeners sharing their first concert experiences.

Sheletta chats with  Lisa L. Saul, MD, MBA, a maternal-fetal medicine physician executive, about the benefits of having a dula during your delivery and how it's now one of the new perks for patients who have UnitedHealthcare insurance.

If you've received healthcare in Ramsey County, the place you normally get care for you and your family could have moved. They've got a new location, and Sheletta's going to tell you where, along with the new services they're offering on the latest episode of her podcast.

The Committee chairman is back with this week's Am I Wrong? resolutions surrounding a surprise visit from Sheletta with a treat of fresh fried chicken for the show.

With so many fraudsters going around and AI making it more difficult to tell if emails are real or fake, Sheletta invited her friends from AARP on the show to talk about how families can protect themselves and their money from bad actors. www.aarp.org/mn www.aarp.org/fraudwatchnetwork or www.aarp.org/fwn AARP Fraud Watch Helpline - 877-908-3360

Sheletta chats with Dr. Rahshana Price-Isuk of NorthPoint Health & Wellness about the importance of Black women getting heart healthy. http://hennepincounty.gov/heart-beats

Sheletta shines a spotlight on a new initiative in Washington County that brings mental health services to the community. 

For mental health awareness month, Sheletta wanted to make sure everyone knows about the 988 suicide line in case they are in crisis or someone they know needs to reach out for help.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad for another two Feisty Friday segments with her take on everything from several silly topics to the tragic, shocking death of Kyle Busch at only age 41.

We have the usual mix of silliness and serious with Sheletta Brundidge during her Feisty Friday segments before Chad reacts to the final Late Show for Stephen Colbert and his disgust that President Trump was allowed to essentially cancel any late night host.

Sheletta Brundidge joins for a Feisty Friday sharing about both the amazing show and wonderful nap she got Wednesday night courtesy of Bruno Mars. How much did she spend for all of it!?

Sheletta Brundidge sticks around following her Feisty Friday segments to speak with Chad about the story of a lawsuit brough by a transgender security guard against Minneapolis Police.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad for the full hour today for two Feisty Friday segments on her experience at the Bruno Mars show this week and discussion about the lawsuit from a transgender security guard against Minneapolis Police.

Whenever Sheletta's family visits from Houston, they always tell her how clean St. Paul is and how they never see any trash while dining at a restaurant or enjoying a show. When she looked for answers, she found the St. Paul Street Ambassadors who do everything from picking up litter to helping lost children.

As an entrepreneur trying to make a dollar out of 15-cents, Sheletta was excited to find out about a new Xfinity program specifically for small businesses for just $60 a month that offers connectivity and cybersecurity. She chats with her friend Rachel Johnson at Comcast to learn more. https://business.comcast.com/small-business