Podcasts about sheletta

Sheletta broadcast her show live as she searches for answer and tries to find peace after her friend, Minnesota Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark were assassinated. She talks to a political expert about how Melissa's death is impacting Minnesota's political landscape and invites a preacher to pray for the state.

What does Sheletta Brundidge view in her ideal man? Is it a beard? Baldness? Hairy legs? We break down her perfect man and also some serious topics with her latest piece in the Star Tribune and President Trump on Thursday of all days saying that we need less work holidays!

This hour it's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta and Tubbsy tags in for the last half hour! 

A Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge features some fun and talk about Sheletta accepting a great award this week for her incredible work benefitting the community of families with autistic children.

It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge is hiding out for her kids with a red alert in effect as they begin summer break.

We have two segments of fun on several topics with Sheletta Brundidge during a Feisty Friday before Chad retells his classic story about getting into the French Open 40 years ago.

Sheletta chats with Tom Hoch from the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority (MPHA) about their partnership with Comcast to give WiFi access to more than 5,000 residents living at 42 public housing high-rise locations in Minneapolis. 

On the latest episode of her autism podcast, Sheletta chats with Mikisha Nation with Teach for America about her efforts to get more people to become teachers, which is important because there is a lack of special education teachers across the country.

As the country honors fallen veterans for Memorial Day, Sheletta is shedding light on an organization that helps members of the military, and first responders manage their mental health thanks to a program funded by the Washington County Public Health & Environment.

Sheletta shares the story about her son Daniel was non-verbal for the first five years of his life until he started singing. The mom of three autistic kids learned that the child could be taught through music. This week she chats with Shana Moses who directs a choir of dementia patients and says music motivates them to remember things that doctors, and family members think they've long forgotten.

Chad asks Sheletta about the fifth anniversary of the murder of George Floyd and what has changed for the Black community since that awful day in 2020. Sheletta shares a personal story to illustrate her experience and what she teaches her kids to do when they come in contact with law enforcement.

Sheletta talks to her friends at Hennepin County about a new initiative to help Black women have better heart health.

Sheletta chats with her friends from the Minnesota Twins to let everyone know about the Autism Awareness Day at the ballpark coming up on May 28th.

We have two segments with a mix or silly and serious with Sheletta Brundidge during Feisty Friday before Dave leads us through Am I Wrong? to close out the hour.

Sheletta chats with her friends from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency about their Small Business Environmental Improvement Loan program and how entrepreneurs can take advantage of the no interest loans on the latest episode of her podcast. 

Sheletta chats with her pals at the Stearns County Sheriff's Office about a new program they've implemented that hopes to make it easier to find kids on the spectrum who wander away on the latest episode of her podcast Taking Authority over Autism.

It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge and it begins with Sheletta taking Target CEO Brian Cornell to task for hiding amidst the company's continued DEI controversy.

After getting several calls from friends across the country to check in because they know she lives in Minnesota, Sheletta is marking herself safe with this podcast from beating the breaks off a white woman for calling her children a n*gger.

Sheletta chats with her friends at Banyan Community Center about how they help children in the Phillips Neighborhood with after school and mentoring programs and how they've got an event coming up that allows people to help them keep doing the good work.

Sheletta typically laughs and jokes on her show, but today, she has a candid conversation with Dr. Brooke Cunningham, Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Health, about the federal budget cuts and how that's impacting programs, services and resources across the state on the latest episode of her podcast.  

Sheletta chats with Roxana Segura about Project Salud, a program through Wellshare that aims to provide information and make connections within the Hispanic community to battle opioid misuse on the latest episode of her podcast.   

It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge brings plenty of passion to a conversation about home ownership rates among Black Minnesotans, pay inequality and more.

Sheletta talks with Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon about how Minnesota was able to take the top spot for youth voter turnout and more on the latest episode of her autism podcast.

Sheletta chats with Jazmine Panora Morocho, a Minneapolis based engineer and volunteer at Banyan Community Center in the city's Phillips neighborhood. Jazmine talks about how Banyan was instrumental to her success growing up and why it's important for her to help inspire the next generation of leaders. 

It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge! Sheletta and Chad had plenty to say about RFK Jr's autism comments from earlier this week and we hear details about Sheletta's upcoming event celebrating autistic adults.

Sheletta chats with Jillian Hiscock, owner of A Bar of Their Own, about the upcoming Future Feminist Festival and how she's working with the Women's Foundation of Minnesota to help women win.

Sheletta chats with Dr. Artika Tyner about how drug abusers are seeking refuge in library bathrooms, putting families and children at risk.

Sheletta chats with US Senator Tina Smith about why she's retiring, Corey Booker's courage and how we can still have hope in democracy.

Sheletta joins a North Philly organization to host a special day on April 12th for kids on the spectrum and their families for Autism Awareness Month.

Sheletta Brundidge and WCCO Radio are celebrating a great award as a result of Sheletta's work providing locks for families with autistic children who are subject to wandering away from home. Chad welcomes Sheletta on the show for Feisty Friday to talk about the initiative and work she put into it.

Sheletta Brundidge joins at the top of the hour for some Feisty Friday fun before conversations about the absurd amount people are spending after a breakup and advice from walking influencers on how to get the most out of your walks.

Sheletta laughs and jokes but she don't play about keeping kids safe, so when she found out about the Minnesota Regional Poison Center, she invited one of the clinical supervisors on to talk about the training they provide to child care centers and the brochures they offer in multiple languages.

What happens to your special needs child if budget cuts happen or the Department of Education is shut down? Sheletta chats with an expert who can help you develop a plan for your neurodivergent child.

When it comes to making her voice heard - does Sheletta take a break? We chat it up with the queen herself, discuss some of the crimes in North Minneapolis, Down Syndrome Awareness, an amazing event she has going on Friday night and much more with Sheletta!

There is a lot on Sheletta's plate and she is here to tell us about including an event she is a part of Friday, Down Syndrome Awareness Day, and much more with her and then Mark Freie joins in to share things we are tired of hearing about over and over and over again - oh and by the way your brackets are included!

Sheletta's hosting an upcoming gala that you'll wanna get to that will raise money for an organization that helps small business in North Minneapolis.

Sheletta tells you all about a college for kids with autism and how their annual fundraiser coming up this weekend makes it possible for more adults on the spectrum to learn to live independently successfully. 

Sheletta Brundidge joins us for Feisty Friday on a Wednesday with some fun talk about dating and Susie Jones' search for a lucky guy before Sheletta calls out Minneapolis leaders for refusing to care about George Floyd Square. Plus, is this what free speech means under President Donald Trump?

Susie Jones joins us during our first segment with Sheletta Brundidge to talk dating before a second segment featuring Sheletta calling out Minneapolis city leaders for not caring about doing anything with George Floyd Square.

Pastor Seth Perry joins Sheletta to talk about what he's doing to encourage mental health resources in the church for people who struggle with substance misuse disorders. This episode has been brought to you in partnership with Washington County Public Health and Environment.

Sheletta chats with her friend Katie Falco from Falco Creative Media about the importance of women supporting other women's business endeavors for Women's History Month.

This year is the 35th anniversary of the Minnesota Lottery. Sheletta chats with the CFO Art Alexander about some of the fun things the Minnesota Lottery has planned to celebrate that could mean more money in your pocket when you play. Plus, the two chat about ways the Minnesota Lottery makes contributions to the community.

Sheletta chats with her friend Cathy Wurzer from Minnesota Public Radio about a new virtual class she's doing through her nonprofit End in Mind to teach people how to write a good obituary. 

It's a Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge and she is feeling the pain of her eye doctor confirming her recent vision issues are being caused by floaters.

Sheletta was wondering why her BFF Kristi Piehl wasn't there to support her at her annual Black Entrepreneurs Day at the Capitol event last week. Kristi joins the podcast to explain why she's been MIA: her son Alec was recently diagnosed with cancer.

It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge about the Minneapolis City Council again refusing to action on George Floyd Square. Councilmember Michael Rainville also joins the conversation to express his own frustrations with the rest of the Council.

Sheletta makes her weekly appearance on The Chad Hartman Show. DEI initiatives are being rolled back by many corporations and that strikes a nerve with Sheletta for a number of reasons.

The full second hour of a Friday edition of The Chad Hartman Show. Sheletta implores Target to grow a backbone and Lindsey's questionable judgement in Am I Wrong?

Seena Hodges, The Woke Coach, chats with Sheletta about the exhaustion Black women are experiencing at the current state of politics, the rollback of DEI and the attack on our femininity.

Sheletta chats with her friend Shontel Booker of Dream in Color Yoga studios about how we can use yoga and medication to make our autistic children and ourselves more calm and at peace during times of stress.