We Run on Coffee Podcast Por Marissa Carpenter + Arika Wads arte de portada

We Run on Coffee

We Run on Coffee

De: Marissa Carpenter + Arika Wads
Escúchala gratis

OFERTA POR TIEMPO LIMITADO | Obtén 3 meses por US$0.99 al mes

$14.95/mes despues- se aplican términos.
Grab a cup of coffee and get cozy with us every week for a new episode of We Run on Coffee! Arika & Marissa talk about relationships, post-grad jobs, travel, and all things about life in your 20s.Marissa Carpenter + Arika Wads Ciencias Sociales
Episodios
  • #124 The End of We Run On Coffee Podcast as We Know It...
    Dec 31 2025

    It's the end of the year, which means it's time for Arika and Marissa to dive into their Spotify Wrapped stats. From top artists and most-played songs to those oddly specific "files" that reveal what they were doing on their highest streaming days, this episode is packed with laughs, reactions, and a few call-outs. They're breaking down everything: minutes listened, top genres, listening age comparisons, and of course, their most embarrassing repeat plays.

    But that's not all. Arika and Marissa also share WROC's own Spotify Wrapped, celebrating the podcast's growth and the incredible community that's been with them through it all.

    And then comes the big announcement... The podcast, as you know it, has come to a close. If WROC does return in 2026, things will look a little bit different. Arika and Marissa open up about what this means, why they're making this decision, and what might be next. Whether you've been here since day one or just discovered the podcast, this episode is a celebration, a goodbye for now, and a thank you.

    MORE ABOUT WROC •
    Grab a cup of coffee and get cozy with us every week for a new episode of We Run on Coffee. Arika & Marissa talk about relationships, post-grad jobs, travel, and all things about life in your 20s.

    LINKS •
    Visit Our Website: https://werunoncoffee.myportfolio.com
    Follow We Run on Coffee: https://linktr.ee/werunoncoffee
    Contact Us: werunoncoffeepodcast@gmail.com

    Más Menos
    1 h y 1 m
  • #123 Trees on Tables and Popcorn Balls, Oh My!
    Dec 3 2025

    In this festive episode, Arika and Marissa dive head-first into the holiday season with a look at the traditions that make this time of year feel so nostalgic. Arika explores the surprisingly rich history of the Christmas tree; from ancient civilizations using evergreens for protection and symbolism, to the German customs that eventually shaped the American tradition we know today. She even shares how the Christmas tree has become a full-blown art form in her own family.

    Marissa brings a fun twist by sharing some of your favorite holiday traditions gathered from Reddit, everything from new pajamas on Christmas Eve to annual movie marathons, Chinese takeout, and the mysterious pickle ornament. Together, Arika and Marissa wrap up the episode by reflecting on their own cherished childhood traditions, from popcorn balls at Nana’s house to Christmas Eve gatherings, Santa sacks, and the joy of decorating multiple trees.

    It’s a cozy, nostalgic, and laughter-filled kickoff to December that celebrates the rituals, memories, and little quirks that make the holidays so special. Grab a warm drink, hit play, and get festive with us!

    RESOURCES •

    • http://History.com “History of Christmas Trees” - https://www.history.com/articles/history-of-christmas-trees

    • r/Christmas - https://www.reddit.com/r/christmas/comments/y5eain/what_christmas_tradition_have_you_started_or/

    MORE ABOUT WROC •
    Grab a cup of coffee and get cozy with us every week for a new episode of We Run on Coffee. Arika & Marissa talk about relationships, post-grad jobs, travel, and all things about life in your 20s.

    LINKS •
    Visit Our Website: https://werunoncoffee.myportfolio.com
    Follow We Run on Coffee: https://linktr.ee/werunoncoffee
    Contact Us: werunoncoffeepodcast@gmail.com

    Más Menos
    1 h y 9 m
  • #122 Turning 27 and A Lot Has Changed... Birthday Real Talk
    Nov 19 2025

    It's Arika's 27th birthday, and after eight weeks apart, she and Marissa are reuniting for an honest, unfiltered catch-up. From engagement photo shoots and wedding stress to Marissa’s Ireland trip, they cover it all - but this episode goes deeper than just life updates.

    Arika opens up about her recent endometriosis diagnosis and what the treatment journey has actually been like, including the side effects and mental health impacts nobody really talks about. She also shares the chaos of tech school delays, government shutdowns, and the very real possibility of missing her own wedding - all while trying to stay grounded when nothing feels certain.

    But it's not all heavy. Arika dives into the things keeping her sane: her new Cricut obsession, America's Sweethearts on Netflix, and quality time with family and church community. Then, inspired by a Kacey Musgraves song, the conversation shifts to Saturn return - the astrological phenomenon that hits between ages 27-30 when everything in your life starts to change. It's described as an initiation into adulthood, forcing you to decide if the path you're on is what you want or what you're supposed to do. For Arika, turning 27 in the middle of all this suddenly feels like more than coincidence.

    Whether you're navigating health struggles, life transitions, wedding planning chaos, or just trying to figure out who you are in your twenties, this episode is a reminder you're not alone.

    RESOURCES •
    Netflix "America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders" - https://www.netflix.com/title/81685878
    Cricut - https://amzn.to/4nqrcpf

    MORE ABOUT WROC •
    Grab a cup of coffee and get cozy with us every week for a new episode of We Run on Coffee. Arika & Marissa talk about relationships, post-grad jobs, travel, and all things about life in your 20s.

    LINKS •
    Visit Our Website: https://werunoncoffee.myportfolio.com
    Follow We Run on Coffee: https://linktr.ee/werunoncoffee
    Contact Us: werunoncoffeepodcast@gmail.com

    Más Menos
    1 h y 30 m
Todavía no hay opiniones