Tune in to Nairoby discuss how the new Massachusetts cannabis law and the restructured Cannabis Control Commission affect social equity applicants, licensees, and community access across the state.

Zoning laws are the unspoken barriers to social consumption laws in MA and opportunities in NY. Tune in

Join Nairoby for a laid-back convo with Zen Studios, a Massachusetts based hip-hop music group about their music, their sound, and the creative world behind it. Grab your headphones and tune into the laughs with a few blunts & some weed laws.

We’re looking at two policy shifts that hit the same communities in very different ways: the Supreme Court’s latest voting-rights ruling, and the federal government’s move on cannabis rescheduling. For Black and brown communities, these are not separate stories. Voting power decides who gets to write the laws. Cannabis policy decides who gets punished, who gets paid, and who gets left behind. So when the Court weakens voting protections and rescheduling moves forward without real repair, the bigger picture becomes clear: the same communities that were overpoliced and underrepresented are still being asked to wait for justice.

Tune in to Rep. Chynah Tyler and Nairoby discuss cannabis social equity in MA along with updates on the new cannabis legislation that created a host of changes.

In November 2026, Massachusetts voters will decide whether to repeal regulated recreational cannabis in the Commonwealth. On the surface, this might sound like a dry policy question, but behind the scenes, it’s a high‑stakes fight between well‑funded outside groups and local businesses, advocates, and communities of color.

Get to know Lawrence, MA native, musician and podcaster — Andre X.

Together we discuss music, our mutual hometown, psychedelics, cannabis culture, its policies and community. Andre X has a new album rolling out, listen to him discuss his creative process and what’s next for him in music!

Nairoby discusses the complexity of recruitment in the Army after having announced new relax rules for enlistment recruitment for weed offenses.