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The Sheletta Show

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A two-year examination found racial disparities in Duluth schools
Sheletta is joined by Jamey Sharp, a member of the Law Enforcement Accountability Network in Duluth, to explain the findings of a new study showing racial disparities in Duluth schools.
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Hour 3: What is going on in Duluth schools? A new study shows racial disparities
This week, the Star Tribune had an article with the headline, "Police ticketing in Duluth schools shows racial disparities." So Sheletta wanted to see what's up with this? She talks with Jamey Sharp, a member of the watchdog group Law Enforcement Accountability Network (L.E.A.N.) in Duluth. Plus, w…
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Sheletta is featured in Twin Cities Business magazine
Allison Kaplan, the editor-in-chief of Twin Cities Business magazine, joins the show to celebrate Sheletta being featured in the magazine.
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Hour 2: Musicians of all levels came together for a special band camp in Minneapolis
Sheletta talks to D'Shonte Carter, a music teacher at LoveWorks Academy for Visual and Performing Arts in Minneapolis, about a special band camp that took place last month. Plus, Fairview Community Health opened a new wellness hub in downtown St. Paul this week. Sheletta talks with Diane Tran, the …
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Hour 1: An upcoming event for St. Paul educators plans to empower and inspire
Plus, Sheletta talks with a longtime volunteer with Girl Scouts of Minnesota and Wisconsin River Valleys, Katrina Wolyniec.
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Sheletta is on a wedding centerpiece quest!
Are wedding centerpieces overrated? Sheletta LOVES centerpieces. She even collects them!
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Hour 3: Highlighting the special services Accra Home Care provides
Plus, Civil Rights attorney Jules Porter joins the show to talk about the prison sentences given to two former Minneapolis police officers convicted on federal charges in the death of George Floyd.
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What a $10,000 grant means to a single mom with a booming cleaning business
Amy Wagner is the owner of MAD CLEAN, a cleaning business in Champlin. She just received a $10,000 grant from the Comcast RISE Program. Wagner talks with Sheletta about what this money means to her, her family and her business.
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Hour 2: Celebrating Black Business Week in Minneapolis with Anissa Keyes
And Sheletta talks to a local businesswoman, Amy Wagner, who just receivedd a $10,000 grant from the Comcast RISE grant Program.
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Sheletta makes a big and exciting announcement about her podcast
Did you know Sheletta also has a podcasting platform? It's called Sheletta Makes Me Laugh, and you can find it wherever you listen to podcasts.
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