Coffee Meets Cloud

This week we’re throwing the agenda out the window and catching up.
From random life hacks that are saving us money, to the shows we’re currently hooked on, to a debate about what it really means to be a spoiled wife… this episode goes everywhere.
Somehow we even end up talking about Jerry Springer and the trash TV that speaks to us.
If you like the episodes where it feels like you’re sitting at the table with us having coffee and swapping stories, this one’s for you.

Everyone says they want the village. But fewer people want to be a villager.
In this episode, we start with a catch-up on life with the kids and how wildly different childhood looks today compared to when we were growing up. From constant schedules to digital everything, the landscape of parenting and community has shifted more than we often realize.
We also talk about the rising trend of adult children going no-contact with family and what that might signal about changing expectations around boundaries, support systems, and responsibility within families.
From there, we dig into the real question: if you say you want a village around you, what does it actually require from you? Community isn’t something you just receive. It’s something you actively participate in.
Because wanting the village means showing up like a villager.

In this lively episode of Coffee Meets Cloud, the three musketeers dive into a whirlwind of fun and insightful discussions! They kick things off with a spirited debate about the last-minute surprise dress-up days at school, sharing tips for navigating the chaos of motherhood.
Next, they shift gears to tackle the ever-dreaded performance review season, dissecting the art of understanding feedback. The trio shares personal experiences and offers practical advice on how to turn critiques into growth opportunities. Plus, when you should walk away from “feedback”. 
To wrap things up, the episode takes a playful turn with a game of "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?"—a fun test of knowledge that leads to plenty of laughs and surprises. Tune in for an engaging mix of motherhood, humor, and friendly competition!

In this week’s episode of Coffee Meets Cloud, Cassandra and Rachel go “two amigos” style while welcoming their first guest in a couple of months — Brooke Brengartner. From breaking into the Salesforce ecosystem right out of college to navigating the real-world challenges of Marketing Account Engagement, this conversation is packed with honest insights, laughs, and a little builder therapy.
In this episode we cover:✨ Brooke’s journey into the Salesforce world and lessons learned early in her career✨ The reality of marketing automation — missing documentation, renamed features, and figuring it out as you go✨ Using AI in marketing responsibly and why governance and guardrails matter✨ Why giving back to the communities and people who helped shape your career is so important
Whether you’re new to Salesforce, deep in marketing automation, or just here for some real talk from women in tech — this episode is for you.

Rachel’s out taking care of family, so it’s just Caramie and Cassandra this week — running on fumes and saying the quiet parts out loud.
We unpack a week full of relentless “peopleing,” social batteries drained to 0%, losing our vehicles in Buckhead like exhausted millennials, and operating at energy levels somewhere around 10%.
Then we pivot to the bigger question: Is everyone hitting AI fatigue?
And more importantly — is Salesforce trying to be everything to everyone…and mastering none of it?
If you’ve ever felt socially bankrupt, digitally overwhelmed, or professionally skeptical about the latest “revolution,” this one’s for you.

Mom guilt. Aging parents. A “simple” to-do list that breeds overnight.We talk about the moment you realize you’re not just raising kids — you’re slowly becoming the caretaker generation. Plus: Caramie’s new podcast space, spring cleaning reality checks, using ChatGPT as our life assistant, and an accidental deep dive into whether your grocery store bread is low-key toxic.
Equal parts therapy session and group chat energy.

In this episode we cover everything from planning your Disney trip like a Fairy Godmother, to how "the people of Walmart" dress nicer than artists at the Grammys. Pull up your chair, because this one is chaos.

In this cozy yet chaotic episode of Coffee Meets Cloud, we dive into the unpredictable world of winter storms—what to do when the snow starts falling and the winds start howling! 🌨️But wait, there’s more! Ever wondered what would happen if you slept nude and your house caught fire? We explore that cheeky scenario and what your neighbors might think! 😳Plus, we share heartfelt updates on our little ones, from navigating the ADHD diagnosis journey to the ups and downs of physical therapy. Join us for laughs, insights, and a sprinkle of chaos as we navigate these chilly topics together!Grab your favorite brew, settle in, and let’s chat! ☕️✨

Somehow we ended up talking about PTO mix-ups, first dance classes, DIY projects, skincare rabbit holes, and why one innocent scroll can convince you that you need a new routine, a new product, and a new personality.
This episode is a no-notes, real-life catch-up on being constantly influenced, mildly exhausted, and weirdly impressed by how much the internet seems to know about us. From half-baked DIY confidence to the subtle pressure of “fixing” yourself one TikTok at a time, we’re connecting dots, laughing at ourselves, and admitting we’re not nearly as immune as we’d like to be.
And for the first time, you can watch us have this conversation — this episode is also available in video format on YouTube.
If you’ve ever opened an app “for a second” and come out questioning your habits, your skin, or your sanity… yeah. Same.

In this episode of Coffee Meets Cloud, we’re joined by Sarah Margaret O’Brien, a Data Scientist at Southern Company, to discuss building a meaningful career in data, AI, and analytics.
Sarah shares her path from Girls Who Code to developing machine learning solutions in the energy industry, along with insights on mentorship, representation, and leadership without a formal title. We also explore how she balances ambition, mindfulness, and continuous learning while navigating a fast-evolving tech landscape.
The episode closes with practical advice for early-career professionals—especially women breaking into data science and AI—on confidence, growth, and creating long-term impact.