Laughing With Letta

Foxy Roxy reporting for duty...

While Lindy recovers from laryngitis, beloved Twin Cities media personality Roxane Battle fills in on Laughing with Letta & Lindy on SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.com. Roxane talks about her book Pockets of Joy and why it's authenticity is the reason it's a best seller. Plus, she's got a new workshop to teach women how to successfully navigate change in their lives. 

Your no is someone else's yes

Overwhelmed with being a new business owner and all the responsibilities that go along with being the CEO of SHElettaMakesMeLaugh, Sheletta stopped writing her weekly soap opera for black newspapers. The author who took over the column turned his writings into a new book. In the words of Bishop TD Jakes: "It's okay to say no because your no is someone else's yes."

Lindy won't follow the crowd

Instead of recording their show in the SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.com studios, Letta & Lindy share a snippet of their live appearance on 830 WCCO Radio where Lindy says she's never been one to follow the crowd and won't budge when she's made up her mind. Sheletta scoff's at that advice as "too little, too late".

Sheletta & Lindy weigh in on the Gayle & Kobe situation

Sheletta & Lindy make a special trip to the SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.com studios to talk about this whole situation with folks threatening Gayle King for asking Lisa Leslie about Kobe Bryant's rape case in her CBS interview. Lindy is outraged and can't figure out how this happened so Sheletta explains "click bait" to her...

Death brings out the worst behavior in folks

On the Laughing with Letta & Lindy show on SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.com, Sheletta tells Lindy about Kobe Bryant's family fighting over funeral arrangements. His wife wants a small ceremony at their church while his sisters want a big event at The Staples Center in LA for all his fans. The ladies pick a side and try to figure out why folks always wait until someone dies to act a fool.

Has embracing natural hair been a death sentence for beauty salons that cater to African American women?

Has black women embracing their natural hair meant death to the traditional black beauty salon? On Laughing with Letta & Lindy, on SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.com, the ladies reminisce on their horror stories from back in the day when they would spend their entire Saturdays at "the shop" waiting to get their hair fried.

The Two Haute Mamas Head to ShelettaMakesMeLaugh.com

When Sheletta captured video of her son Andrew dancing instead of shoveling snow, she sent it to all the television stations in town hoping it would get picked up, but nobody would play it, so she put it on Twitter. 10,000 views later, little Andrew was stealing Robin Roberts' heart on Good Morning America. The moral of this story: What's God has meant for you will come to pass and can't NOBODY stop it.