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EPISODE · May 22, 2025 · 49 MIN

Empowerment in Small Business (and Coffee) to Unite Communities: Miel Castagna-Herrera & Dulcinea Herrera Journey to Kansas City’s 1st Latin and Indigenous Coffee Shop

from From Home to Here · host Eye of An Immigrant

 Meet the mother-daughter duo who founded the local gem, Cafe Corazon in Kansas City. As a reflection of Miel, Dulcinea, and Curtis, Miel's husband and Dulcinea's father, Café Corazón reflects their families deep roots with the aim to give the bean a voice, introduce yerba mate to the midwest and to create a safe space for people of color as well as space where those who do not know their culture can be introduced to the smells, colors and flavors of Latin America! They embody what it means to bring community together and uplift one another, you don't want to miss this!

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