Coffee Talk is an AABE conference tradition where energy professionals discuss everything from bonnets in the workplace to the race relations. Life should come before policy and this podcast is here to address it, all of it! From understanding frat life when you're not a member to environmental justice to co-parenting to living your healthiest life and the challenges of being black and affluent! Tune in monthly where they'll give you the energy you need.
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