Laughing With Letta

Delta Dental does diversity right...

Sheletta chats with Kathie Eiland-Madison from Delta Dental of Minnesota about how the company is intentional about making sure everyone feels included in the workplace. 

How they get a knife up in the jailhouse?

Sheletta invites her brother-in-law to the show. He's a former prison guard and explains how inmates get contraband like knives into the jail after former Minneapolis Derek Chauvin was stabbed while incarcerated. 

Minneapolis Police help pass out Thanksgiving baskets...

Sheletta chats with her friend Chief Brian O'Hara with the Minneapolis Police Department while he's passing out Thanksgiving baskets filled with food about the importance of community connections and the need to have more women officers to join the force.

Karla B the referee!

Sheletta was in shock when she attended a high school football game with her son and saw their county commissioner on the field as a referee. Karla Bigham joins the podcast to talk about the need for more women to get involved in high school sports refereeing. 

Movies, moving and micro-penises!

Sheletta's chat with Terrence Howard takes an unexpected turn when she asks him why he doesn't drink from plastic water bottles. The two go from chatting about his new movie Showdown at the Grand and the possibility of him moving to Minnesota to micro-penises!

New food, new fun!

Sheletta chats with the head chef at the Xcel Energy Center about all the new food and the new fun they've got planned for Minnesota Wild fans this season. 

Letta is laughing with Ms. Pat

Sheletta kicks it with fellow comedian Ms. Pat ahead of her performance in Minneapolis...

Sheletta and The Secretary!

Sheletta chats with Minnesota's Secretary of State Steve Simon about a new program that allows 16 and 17 year olds to preregister to vote.

Blessing the Boys & Girls Club in Little Earth...

Sheletta partners with her friends from Hy-Vee to bring 100 free meals to families whose children are signed up for the Boys & Girls Club in Little Earth. She talks to the program director about how more people can sign up to help.

Doing digital equity right...

Comcast announced four new Lift Zones in the Twin Cities to provide free Wi-Fi access. This allows students, seniors, families, and community members to get online and participate in the digital economy. Comcast now offers more than 115 Lift Zones throughout the metro area and Sheletta chats with Broderick Johnson to talk about what that means for digital equity for people in underserved communities.