Sheletta is enjoying the COVID-19 quarantine a little too much. She tells her sister Darcea, who joins the show as a guest co-host, that she's gained 20-pounds in three weeks from a steady diet of donuts, fried chicken and chili cheese fries.

Sheletta got close, but she won't be buying that Class A RV any time soon for her children because she didn't win that $100,000 grand prize as a contestant on Ellen's Game of Games. But she and her BFF Kevyn Burger have some behind the scenes scoop on today's show...

Sheletta gets the call from Ellen Degeneres to be on her game show for a chance to compete for $100,000. She and her friend Kevyn Burger head to Hollywood and give you a behind the scenes look at all the fun. If she wins, and she won't tell, Sheletta plans to use the money to buy an RV so she can travel cross country with her three special needs children.

Sheletta & Lindy are amazed at the number of celebs who are cashing in on the coronavirus crisis. Cardi B has a new hit song about the pandemic and advertisers are sponsoring concerts online. Plus, Lindy offers tips for people to stay healthy and not overeat after Sheletta admits to keeping Girl Scout cookies in her nightstand. 

Sheletta is an extreme extrovert and her four kids follow in her "larger than life" footsteps. This whole "social distancing" lifestyle is wreaking havoc on The Brundidge Bunch. With a family filled talkers and no listeners around, it's turned into an episode of survivor.

While Lindy recovers from laryngitis, beloved Twin Cities media personality Roxane Battle fills in. Check out the hilariously funny chat she and Sheletta have with Lily Coyle of Beaver's Pond Press. The jokes quickly turned to jesting when Sheletta discovers the publisher gave Roxanne the red carpet treatment while she got the Heisman. 

Lindy's son and several other young men are set to graduate from the Boy's Rites of Passage program where her husband Anton is a mentor. Sheletta wants to know if they have a program for grown men who never quite grew up and are still behaving like boys. 

While filling in for Jearlyn Steele on WCCO Radio, Sheletta shares her struggle to find a children's book featuring black children with autism. Lindy suggests she write it herself and calls Lily Coyle, owner of Beaver's Pond Press in St. Paul, to help make it happen.

Lindy is fresh off her big Super Bowl birthday extravaganza and has all the inside scoop on what was going on behind the scenes in Miami for the Big Game. She just has the best husband in the world who surprised her with a fabulous time. Sheletta enjoyed being a fly on the wall listening to all the fun her friend had.

Did you know heart disease was the #1 killer of women? Neither did Sheletta and Lindy, but once they found out about it, they were determined to raise awareness to help women in the Twin Cities live healthier lives. That's why they've partnered with the American Heart Association for a big event at Mall of America this weekend.