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Every Thursday from 1:00–2:00 PM in the Holland Center kitchen, join us to sip your way around the world and explore how coffee brings people together. We’ll primarily brew with V60 pour-overs and French press, with a little Chemex and the occasional espresso along the way. Our beans are sourced from one of Monterey County’s finest roasters, Captain + Stoker, featuring locally roasted coffees grown across Latin America and Africa. Come for a cup, stay for the conversation—no experience needed, just curiosity and a mug! (BYO mug encouraged; dairy-free options available.)

Every Thursday from 1:00–2:00 PM in the Holland Center kitchen, join us to sip your way around the world and explore how coffee brings people together. We’ll primarily brew with V60 pour-overs and French press, with a little Chemex and the occasional espresso along the way. Our beans are sourced from one of Monterey County’s finest roasters, Captain + Stoker, featuring locally roasted coffees grown across Latin America and Africa. Come for a cup, stay for the conversation—no experience needed, just curiosity and a mug! (BYO mug encouraged; dairy-free options available.)

Every Thursday from 1:00–2:00 PM in the Holland Center kitchen, join us to sip your way around the world and explore how coffee brings people together. We’ll primarily brew with V60 pour-overs and French press, with a little Chemex and the occasional espresso along the way. Our beans are sourced from one of Monterey County’s finest roasters, Captain + Stoker, featuring locally roasted coffees grown across Latin America and Africa. Come for a cup, stay for the conversation—no experience needed, just curiosity and a mug! (BYO mug encouraged; dairy-free options available.)

Every Thursday from 1:00–2:00 PM in the Holland Center kitchen, join us to sip your way around the world and explore how coffee brings people together. We’ll primarily brew with V60 pour-overs and French press, with a little Chemex and the occasional espresso along the way. Our beans are sourced from one of Monterey County’s finest roasters, Captain + Stoker, featuring locally roasted coffees grown across Latin America and Africa. Come for a cup, stay for the conversation—no experience needed, just curiosity and a mug! (BYO mug encouraged; dairy-free options available.)

Every Thursday from 1:00–2:00 PM in the Holland Center kitchen, join us to sip your way around the world and explore how coffee brings people together. We’ll primarily brew with V60 pour-overs and French press, with a little Chemex and the occasional espresso along the way. Our beans are sourced from one of Monterey County’s finest roasters, Captain + Stoker, featuring locally roasted coffees grown across Latin America and Africa. Come for a cup, stay for the conversation—no experience needed, just curiosity and a mug! (BYO mug encouraged; dairy-free options available.)

Every Thursday from 1:00–2:00 PM in the Holland Center kitchen, join us to sip your way around the world and explore how coffee brings people together. We’ll primarily brew with V60 pour-overs and French press, with a little Chemex and the occasional espresso along the way. Our beans are sourced from one of Monterey County’s finest roasters, Captain + Stoker, featuring locally roasted coffees grown across Latin America and Africa. Come for a cup, stay for the conversation—no experience needed, just curiosity and a mug! (BYO mug encouraged; dairy-free options available.)

Every Thursday from 1:00–2:00 PM in the Holland Center kitchen, join us to sip your way around the world and explore how coffee brings people together. We’ll primarily brew with V60 pour-overs and French press, with a little Chemex and the occasional espresso along the way. Our beans are sourced from one of Monterey County’s finest roasters, Captain + Stoker, featuring locally roasted coffees grown across Latin America and Africa. Come for a cup, stay for the conversation—no experience needed, just curiosity and a mug! (BYO mug encouraged; dairy-free options available.)

Please join EPM Chair Professor Jason Scorse for an open discussion of the New York Times bestselling novel Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson. The authors propose a politics of abundance as the solution to many of the systemic challenges in the U.S., from affordable housing to climate change. We would love to have an open discussion about the book’s main ideas and their implications for driving innovation in the U.S.

Club meeting to discuss future club plans.

Visiting the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant to learn more about nuclear energy in California and to see a nuclear power plant in person. Carpool will be available for participants!