Where tech careers, leadership lessons, and life’s daily chaos collide — all over a strong cup of coffee.
Hosted by three tech professionals and full-time working moms, Coffee Meets Cloud brings you real conversations about navigating the evolving world of technology, growing your career, and balancing it all with the beautiful (and sometimes messy) realities of everyday life.
Whether you’re leading a deployment, managing a project, or negotiating bedtime (or all three at once), you’ll find a seat at our table. No filters. No fluff. Just honest, caffeinated conversations about thriving — at work, at home, and everywhere in between.
Staying Human in the Age of AI: Career Pivots, EQ & Raising Kids with Tech
This week, we’re joined by Sheridan Guest for a conversation that starts with an unexpected career pivot from pre-med to tech sales, and quickly expands into something much bigger: how we communicate, adapt, parent, and stay human in a world increasingly shaped by AI.
Sheridan shares what cold calling Canada and Boston taught her about reading the room, why becoming a mother changed the way she approaches people at work, and how emotional intelligence can be just as important as technical skill.
Then we dig into the harder questions around AI. What happens when kids begin turning to AI for connection and advice? Are productivity tools actually giving us more time—or just creating more space for another form of digital distraction? And how do we use AI to remove the administrative noise from our lives without outsourcing the thinking, relationships, and experiences that actually matter?
Along the way, we talk ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Slackbot, the Voynich manuscript, AI guardrails, parenting in the digital age, and why the goal shouldn’t be to automate everything.
Because maybe the most important question isn’t “What can AI do for us?”
It’s “What are we going to do with the time it gives us back?”
13 Oct 2026
Prank Wars, Hurricane Snacks & When ChatGPT Beats GPS
This week on Coffee Meets Cloud, we’re covering the full spectrum of modern survival: overpriced energy drinks, a Jonas Brothers wardrobe malfunction, high school prank wars that have gone way too far, Southern hurricane prep, college football superstitions, and why everything suddenly costs a small fortune.
We also get into one very real AI win—when ChatGPT managed to navigate an Atlanta parking nightmare that Apple Maps couldn’t—and talk about why tools like AI are becoming surprisingly useful in everyday life.
Plus: Waffle House lore, questionable hurricane food choices, Jesus candles, Nick Saban’s redemption arc, and the sacred rituals of college football Saturdays.
It’s chaotic, practical, nostalgic, and exactly the kind of conversation you’d expect over coffee.
29 Sept 2026
False Fall, Keyboard Warriors & Keeping the Holiday Magic Alive
This week, we’re fully embracing false fall—and everything that comes with it. We’re talking Atlanta traffic and suburban sprawl, DIY projects that take three times longer than YouTube promised, college football, Joro spider chaos, neighborhood Halloween contests, and why the internet seems determined to turn everything into outrage.
Then we get nostalgic. From Cool Whip containers and mason jars to homemade Christmas decorations and screen-free family traditions, we’re asking what we’re really chasing when we say we want the holidays to feel like they did in the ’90s—and why, as parents, we might just be the keepers of the magic now.
Plus: TV recommendations, plant struggles, fire safety lessons learned the hard way, and the usual Coffee Meets Cloud detours.
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