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 of their podcast.

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.

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.

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.

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