Tina & Sheletta

Tina & Sheletta encourage all their loyal listeners and subscribers to get out there and vote, regardless of party affiliation. They talk about the importance of making your voice heard and your vote count. The ladies also challenge the current system to upgrade and urge the powers that be to make voting available online so that  more young people will participate in the process.

Tina and Sheletta dig deep into why Minnesota media is labeling a Somali man who jumped on a moving school bus and saved 18 kids and the driver from a potential crash a "Minnesota Man;" but when someone from the Somali community is accused of a crime or fraud, their ethnicity is the first thing mentioned. Does a good deed whitewash your heritage? The ladies debate that topic on the latest episode...

Tina says she's mad at her friends for not shaming her into dropping a few pounds when she started gaining weight a few years ago. Sheletta she hates the new body shaming culture that keeps from from telling their friends the truth about how they look, especially when they get fat.

Sheletta is shocked and in awe after watching season one of the *A Different World* reboot on Netflix. She asked Tina to justify the need for fifty-leven sex scenes in every episode when each show was no more than 30-minutes long. #Netflix #ADifferentWorld #Reboot #TooMudhSex #Hillman

A new survey indicates that singles, even if they found their ideal mate, would hesitate to get married. Where do Tina and Sheletta stand? Listen to their latest podcast to find out.

Tina was glowing and it was showing. Why? She got the hair back in her life. After trying the natural styles for a few months, she went back to the perm. Why? Listen to today's episode of the Tina & Sheletta podcast to find out why. 

Sheletta shares with Tina why Dolly Parton was such an inspiration to her, not as a business leader or philanthropist, but as a woman of God.

Tina is outraged that Target tried to sell a minstrel show Halloween costume to kids and then apologized only after they were caught. Sheletta, who was the first person to out the corporate retailer on social media, says that Target keeps showing people who they are, people just keep refusing to believe them Target apologizes for kids Halloween costume that evoked racist imagery - ABC News A Targe...

Tina confides in Sheletta that she's been feeling a little down lately but she's having a hard time talking to her friends about it because they dismiss her depression. Is there anywhere Black women can be safe and vulnerable to open up and share their true feelings? The ladies explore that touchy topic on the latest episode of their podcast.  

Tina has a nose for no-good people and can always spot someone trying to take advantage of Sheletta's kindhearted nature. She warns her conversation partner about being too open with certain people. Tina advises Sheletta and the listners what to watch out it's easy for everyone to spot fakers and posers.

Tina & Sheletta ask the question everyone keeps asking them: Would you get married, again? Both ladies have different answers but share the same desire: to be loved.  

As Tina tries to figure out why the overall health of middle-aged Black women has taken a nosedive in the past several years, Sheletta thinks she (and Terrance Howard) have the answer: PLASTICS! https://www.audacy.com/wccoradio/news/local/actor-terrence-howard-wants-to-move-to-minnesota https://laughingwithlettaandlindy.podbean.com/e/movies-moving-and-micro-penises/

Tina & Sheletta both agree that there does not need to be a sequel to the blockbuster Michael Jackson biopic that is currently breaking records. Even though the movie has grossed $1 billion at the box office, the ladies say they do not want to see a sequel featuring a fake Debbie Rowe love story or any mention of Lisa Marie Presley or Brooke Shields.

Tina and Sheletta don't think the world wide web was set up to withstand every home in the world having fifty-leven devices connected to it and eventually, at some point, all the whole internet is going to come crashing down because it's just too much.

Tina tells Sheletta that with all the discrimination that Black women have faced in recent years, there will soon be both a professional and personal revolution in this country, but it won't be televised (it may be live-streamed on TikTok, though).

Tina & Sheletta warn the rest of the world that Black women are under attack while explaining how and why and by who on the latest episode of their podcast.

Tina warns Sheletta to be extra cautious about guarding her heart after the ladies learn about the real tea surrounding Gayle King's cheating husband.

Tina & Sheletta are both feeling some-kind-of-way because they didn't feel loved and appreciated on Mother's Day.

As Tina & Sheletta navigate life in their nifty 50s, the ladies wonder if they are getting sensitive in their old(er) age because they are doing a lot more crying these days. Sheletta says that one last nerve that they were begging people not to get on is gone.

Tina is in New York, going to see Meg THEE Stallion perform on Broadway. Turns out it's the last show she'll be in after her breakup with Klay Thompson. Sheletta tells her BFF how disappointed she is in Klay and how Meg's future as a theater actress deserved his protection.  

With You, Me & Tuscany taking over the box office with a $10 million opening weekend, Tina and Sheletta hopes this will be the start of a Black Rom-Com revolution in Hollywood.

Sheletta tells her bestie Tina that she's losing hair and sleep as her adult son Andrew decides to change colleges and majors. Tina assures her that she's done her part and it's time for her to let go and let Andrew find his own way.

Sheletta's got her panties in a bunch because TLC's Chilli reposted a doctored photo of Michelle Obama on her Instagram feed while simultaneously donating money to organizations connected to Donald Trump. Tina says she shouldn't be so quick to judge or get a refund on her ticket to the group's upcoming concert.   

The Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo implemented a new dress code after the cowgirls went overboard with the T&A. Tina and Sheletta have a theory on why young ladies are letting it all hang out and who the rodeo can hire to help solve the problem.

Sheletta shares with Tina that she shaved her head because she's struggling with "church hurt."