Café After Hours

Café After Hours

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Café After Hours episodes

  • This or That (part 1)

    In this episode of Café After Hours, listen in to Michelle and Fannie answer some "this or that" questions. Get to hear more whether they're shy, enjoy going out, hold grudges, or if they are, deep down, a romantic. 

    Remember to follow  on Instagram, to keep up with new content and other shenanigans these two are up to.

    @cafeafterhourspodcast

    @cafewithmichelle

    @world.behind.curls

    48 min
  • Brewing Thoughts 01

    In this first minisode of Brewing Thoughts, Michelle and Fannie dive into their thoughts on the events that occurred the during the first week of 2021. 

    **Disclaimer, we are not, nor will we ever claim to have all the answers. We are growing, learning, unlearning, and evolving. Here are a few of the resources we mention. This is not at an exhaustive list, but it somewhere to start. For

    Black Lives Matter (blacklivesmatter.com)

    NAACP (naacp.org)

    ACLU (aclu.org)

    Educators: Teaching Tolerance (tolerance.org)

    NPR’s Code Switch (podcast)

    NPR’s School Colors (podcast)

    How to Citizen with Baratunde (podcast)

    38 min
  • Where We've Been

    Hey, hi, hello! It's been a quick minute, but we are back. Catch our second episode to get the details on why the café didn't show up after hours for the past few months. 

    Remember to follow us and our podcast on Instagram!

    @cafeafterhourspodcast

    @cafewithmichelle

    @word.behind.curls

    55 min
  • Get to know us!

    Join us for our first official episode, where you'll get a glimpse of who we are, where  we're from, and how we got to creating our podcast. Join us for Café After Hours!

    Follow us on Instagram @cafeafterhourspodcast

    52 min

About Café After Hours

From the publisher's feed

Here we will be chatting it up about almost everything and anything. So join us, with cafecito in hand, and listen to random thoughts, unpopular opinions, and relatable stories.