Podcasts about sheletta

All month long, Sheletta is highlighting resources to help small business owners in Minnesota. This week, she's telling entrepreneurs where they can find grant money for e-Bikes for commercial use. 

Sheletta chats with her friends at Steve Rummler's Hope Network about how folks in Washington County can help provide naloxone to people in need to prevent opioid overdose deaths. 

 All month long, Sheletta is chatting with organizations who have grant funding to help struggling small businesses impacted by the ICE surge in Minnesota. This week, she tells entrepreneurs who qualify how they can apply for the CORE grant.

 For families in St. Louis Park who need help upgrading their homes but can't afford it, Sheletta tells you about some funding you can tap into to get it done on the latest episode of her autism podcast.

It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge isn't happy that nobody told her the kids were off from school today when she had plenty of plans already made for herself.

What did nobody tell Sheletta Brundidge her kids were off from school today and how can she get her ex husband to bring her on a Valentine's Day date to see DJ Hughley? Those are the topics during Feisty Friday before we continue the fun with some nonsense, including more reaction to a story Sheletta told us about surprising Shawn with some sexy underwear for him to wear on a previous Valentine's Day.

Sheletta is asking the question: Are you honoring the pledge you made to yourself at the beginning of the year to be more involved in the community? If you're haven't and you're not sure where to start, Sheletta chats with her friends at Big Brothers Big Sisters who have several ways you can volunteer your time to help make an immediate impact on a young person in need.

Sheletta Brundidge is here for a Feisty Friday to continue our discussion about President Trump's racist social media post last night and have some fun on other topics.

Sheletta chats with her friend Dee Torgerson from the Vocational Rehabilitation Office at Minnesota's Department of Employment and Economic Development about how the program helps people with autism prepare for, find and keep a job. https://mn.gov/deed/job-seekers/disabilities/

Sheletta chats with the folks at Environmental Initiative about their clean air assistance project that provides funding for small business owners to replace equipment and reduce emissions. 

Sheletta said she and her fellow Minnesotans are exhausted fighting injustice and excited that after two deaths in Minneapolis at the hands of federal agents, the tide is finally turning against Donald Trump.   

Instead of going through a midlife crisis, Sheletta is considering signing up for Midlife Academy at University of Minnesota that supports middle aged students and helps them find community on the college campus.

Sheletta is so excited that her autistic kids are getting active in after school programs like theater and debate team. She's encouraging other parents to take a leap of faith and sign up their high functioning children on the spectrum for extra curricular activities. Up first: The Civics Bee! www.ymcanorth.org/locations/center_for_youth_voice/programs/national_civics_bee

After logging on to the GoFundMe site to help pay for funeral expenses for someone who was a victim of violent crime, Sheletta was astonished to learn that Minnesota has a crime victim restitution fund that will cover funeral costs and much more. She talks with officials from the state agency so people will know how to get access to these dollars if they need financial assistance.

There are billboards popping up all over town that say Mississippi students have better reading test scores than children in Minnesota. What in the world? If Mississippi, known for being dead last in education every year, is better than us, what is that saying about our schools? Sheletta's talking to the brilliant brain behind these viral billboards and what conversation he hopes parents will spark with their schools and teachers, especially moms and dads of autistic kiddos. 

Sheletta wants everyone to start their 2026 off living healthy, well and strong, so she invited her friends from NorthPoint Health & Wellness in Minneapolis to talk about ways to manage your chronic disease. 

We had to check in with Sheletta on the latest on the dating scene, we dive into age discrepancies when it comes to dating such as Tom Brady-Alex Earle, "choremancing"! We then get in to the big story of the day with Sheletta and get her thoughts on the killing of Renee Good and the falling out of this situation overall with ICE in Minneapolis!

Some light hearted fun with our friend Sheletta Brundidge this hour and then we give her the floor to react to the ICE tragedy Wednesday and then get the latest thoughts from Rochelle Olson with the Star Tribune!

It is Friday, we begin the show talking about the latest in the ongoing investigation with the ICE situation in Minneapolis and the greater Twin Cities area including the shooting of Renee Good on Wednesday in Minneapolis! Sheletta shares her reaction to this week's tragedy, Rochelle Olson chimes in on the BCA not being involved and the week that has been for Governor Tim Walz, Matthew Coller talks purple and playoffs and then former St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson joins Chad to share his thoughts on the latest developments and videos released!

There is a huge gap in menopause care. Studies show Black women suffer more extreme symptoms earlier and they last longer. The impact to long term health is devastating including the risk of cardiovascular disease. This is a public health crisis so Sheletta chats with her friends from Harmoni-Wellness to dispel the misinformation and discuss barriers to menopause treatment.

Sheletta chats with her friends at Dakota County Technical College and Inver Hills about the two college communities and their upcoming merger, and how it's a win-win situation for neurodivergent students on the latest episode of her autism podcast .**Please note** The merge between the colleges is still pending approval by the Higher Learning Commission and the Minnesota State Board of Trustees.

Sheletta talks with two members of the Washington County Opioid Council about how their personal tragedies prepared them for the work they do today.

Start the new year right by breaking some bad habits that you picked up during COVID like smoking. On this week's episode of Taking Authority over Autism, Sheletta shows you how to put down the cigarette and pick up the phone to call  Quit Partner at 1-800-QUIT-NOW. They have programs, medication and one-on-one coaching to help you break free from your nicotine addiction.  https://www.quitpartnermn.com/

Sheletta chats with her friend Sharon Noel Richardson, owner of West Indies Soul Restaurant about how the promise act helped her company and why entrepreneurs in Minnesota who qualify should apply.

Sheletta is trying to figure out how to get her 7th grader to theater camp and her 8th grader to debate practice while picking up her 5th grader from school all at the same time. Being a divorced parent of three kids with autism, she's got to be careful about how they get to their appointments and after-school activities. She was excited to find out about HopSkipDrive, a supplemental student transportation service that uses vetted CareDrivers to provide rides with just six hours notice.

Sheletta chats with John Larson, the company's Chief Operating Officer about how the company plans to offer opportunities and support the community.

Sheletta introduces her listeners to the Minnesota Autism Center Midwest, a trusted autism therapy center that serves children on the spectrum. She chats with MAC Midwest's CEO Christine Bent who has been a leader in healthcare for three decades.

It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge joining us in studio to talk about her work joining Mike Lynch in decorating the WCCO broadcast studio and how she was nearly caught up in the autism center fraud that Joe Thompson announced charges for yesterday.

We have fun and serious stuff during Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge in studio over the first half of the hour before turning to politics and Cheers & Jeers with Star Tribune columnist Rochelle Olson.

Sheletta chats with her friends from NorthPoint Health & Wellness about their new mental health walk-in clinics.

 Holiday stress is hard, but you don't have to struggle alone. Sheletta chats with Jihan Ali from Hennepin County who shares information about a vital resource that offers help for you to COPE if you're in crisis mode so you can get back to living your best and healthiest life.

Black moms share their experience of fighting for fairness for their autistic children both inside and outside of their homes. Sheletta chats with Vinyarie, a fellow African American autism mom who says a library story time with her son crushed her spirit then made her a crusader for equity for neurodiverse children. 

Sheletta chats with Andrea Lawson Founder and Chief Principal Consultant of HealthEQ Solutions, where she partners with organizations to design inclusive systems, about what it looks like to provide culturally competent care to Black neurodiverse children. 

Sheletta chats with Minnesota Senator Bobby Joe Champion and Neighborhood Development Center CEO Renay Dossman about The Promise Act Grant for Minnesota small business owners and how the deadline has been extended.

Sheletta sits down and chats with the CEO, Christy Sovereign, to get all the details. Visit https://2026specialolympicsusagames.org/ 

Sheletta chats with George Lewis, a community elder, author and motivational speaker about how he was able to stop smoking after being addicted to nicotine for nearly four decades and why, getting free services and support from organizations like Quit Partner, doubles your chances of success.

Sheletta has fun talking to her friend Adam Prock, Executive Director of the Minnesota State Lottery, about all their cool new holiday scratch off games that'll make perfect stocking stuffers and holiday gift ideas.

Sheletta chats with Dr. Ruth Lynfield with the Minnesota Department of Health about the importance of getting children vaccinated as we begin to visit family and friends for the holiday season.

Sheletta talks with Deb Chmieleski, a psychotherapist and the founder of Reflections, to offer tips and strategies to family members who are hosting holiday gatherings where loved ones who are struggling with opioid misuse may be in attendance.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Chad Hartman as she does each and every Friday. They begin their conversation today discussing a tweet from President Trump from earlier today that included a slur used to describe people with intellectual disabilities. Sheletta notes that President Trump's degradation knows many favorites. They discuss the impact of the “r word” and the evolution (or lack thereof) of Trump's rhetoric. In their second segment, Sheletta talks about the event she's throwing on Saturday for small business owners. https://www.shelettamakesmelaugh.com/post/small-business-saturday-brunch

The full first hour of The Chad Hartman Show for Friday, November 28th. Guests include Patrick Reusse and Sheletta Brundidge.

With six years of experience navigating most of the metro's busiest and most dynamic corridors, Pierson followed in his father's footsteps into transit and draws on early experiences helping his blind grandmother navigate Chicago's bus system. Known for his calm under pressure and passion for urban life, Pierson sees public transit as essential, especially during times of crisis,  and takes pride in helping the city move forward, one ride at a time.

Sheletta is chatting with Rita Soronen, President & CEO of the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption, about how the organization is working to erase disparities for neurodiverse children waiting to find forever homes.

It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge! She and Chad talked about her stealing the interview with former Attorney General Eric Holder and much more.

Sheletta joins us for two segments of Feisty Friday fun before the Am I Wrong? resolutions of the week courtesy of The Committee.

Sheletta sits down with Attorney General Eric Holder for a light, thoughtful conversation that covers leadership, life lessons, and the moments that shaped his journey.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Susie Jones on a Feisty Friday showing off her newly grown hair and telling the story of being told to sit down by an usher when she stood up to dance at the start of Purple Rain at the State Theatre this week.

Fun today on a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge about her taking some chances in the kitchen after a nearly two decade break from cooking and what's happening at her place tonight for Halloween.

Check out Chad's full Friday show which includes Vikings talk to start, Major Garrett on politics, Feisty Friday with Sheletta, Cheers & Jeers with Rochelle Olson, Matthew Coller breaking down the Vikings and the weekly resolutions from the Am I Wrong? committee.

The reason Jennifer Aniston said no to SNL back in the day, Charlie XCX talks plastic surgery and Hilaria is just a sore loser. Also Jillian Michaels talks the Biggest Loser. Plus we are joined by Sheletta to talk about her amazing event coming up on Friday: A Job Fair & Brunch for Black WomenSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.