For the final episode of the season, the ladies of Flowers & Tea took the show on the road to Boston NECANN and sat down for a LIVE show at the Hynes Convention Center with Ava C. Concepcion, Esq. — Former Commissioner & Acting Chair of the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission.

And now that she’s no longer a public official and this is her first public speaking engagement since stepping down…...she was ready for full transparency.

What started as a intense familial conversation quickly turned into a high-level, deeply honest discussion around cannabis politics, policy, equity, power, and the realities of trying to build fair systems in an industry still finding its footing.

From being taken from as a child and feeling that direct impact .....to the emotional weight behind the work… to the legal and political battles happening behind closed doors… to the changes that became law and the ongoing fight for true equity — the conversation got REAL.

Called a pedophile protector, frequently making the Boston Globe, and being a contributor to the AG's lack of sleep.... the stories are wild and endless, but sadly people in cannabis are not always transparent and honest -- however that's not the case here.

This wasn’t surface-level cannabis talk.

This was big lawyer talk.

Big policy talk.

Big impact talk.

Filmed in front of a live audience in Boston, this episode captures exactly what Flowers & Tea has become: a soft landing for hard conversations.

As the ladies take a short break until the end of the summer, they’re leaving the season on one hell of a note. This is NOT the episode to miss. 🎙️✨

Episode 11 of Flowers & Tea is officially on the road 🌸🫖 and this one is a whole vibe.

This episode, we sat down with Kenya Alexander, the go-to force behind the energy, events, and unforgettable experiences you’ve seen at NECANN. From curating culture to shaping rooms that feel like something, Kenya breaks down what it really takes to create impact through events — and how she’s now building her own lane with Stash Bag Data.

We took the show all the way to Boston and tapped in with a Black woman–owned radio station, Spark FM, bringing that signature Flowers & Tea energy to a whole new city.

In this episode, the conversation flows from strategy to real talk:

🌸What’s happening in Texas — and how change actually gets made

🌸The evolving landscape of federal cannabis reform

🌸The rise of hemp beverages and what it means for the market

🌸Why LinkedIn might be your most underrated career move

It’s part interview, part strategy session and all real.

This episode is fun, insightful, and honestly… a little bit of a masterclass on how to move with intention in this industry, especially if you’re trying to create impact in places like Texas.

Tap in tonight at 8PM — where the ladies lead the conversation.

Episode 10 of Flowers & Tea is here 🌸🫖 and the ladies finally found a winner.

After sitting down with so many guests who shared the unexpected challenges of navigating the cannabis industry… this conversation hits different.

This week, we’re joined by Ariel Mizrahi of Bud 2 Bloom Dispensary, a true example of what it looks like to do it right. From taking her time, to lobbying a town to opt in, to building real relationships that mattered — Ariel didn’t just enter the industry… she positioned herself to win. And today, she stands as the only dispensary in her town.

In this episode, Ariel breaks down:

✨ How she successfully convinced a municipality to opt into cannabis

✨ The power of relationship-building and community trust

✨ Strategic patience vs rushing the process

✨ The reality of starting in Jersey City — and why Netcong became the move

✨ What operators need to understand if they want to last in this industry

This is a conversation full of real strategy, real lessons, and real gems — not just talk.

If you’re trying to navigate cannabis smarter, build something sustainable, or understand what actually works behind the scenes… this episode is for you.