WELLNESS RE-IMAGINED SUNDAY, JUNE 1ST 1-7PM Philly Pride Week EXHALE is back with the city’s favorite radically-chill fusion of cannabis empowerment, healing, action, and consumption that centers the Black, Brown, Latinx, and Indigenous Communities! This outdoor Flower-adorned Day Party takes place in an enchanting private hideaway and vibes from NYC’s own DJ Mangumami! Enjoy LocalContinue reading “EXHALE PHILLY DAY PARTY + WELLNESS BRUNCH”
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EXHALE NYC DAY PARTY + WELLNESS BRUNCH
WELLNESS RE-IMAGINED SATURDAY, JUNE 28TH 1-7PM NYC Pride Weekend EXHALE is back with the city’s favorite radically-chill fusion of cannabis empowerment, healing, action, and consumption that centers the Black, Brown, Latinx, and Indigenous Communities. This outdoor Flower-adorned Day Party takes place at Padre Plaza, a Community Garden with lush and lively “greenery” and high-vibes fromContinue reading “EXHALE NYC DAY PARTY + WELLNESS BRUNCH”
2025 EXHALE GAIA AWARDS
The 2025 EXHALE Gaia Award honors an individual who embodies the spirit of Gaia, the Greek primordial goddess of Earth—representing harmony, life, and sustainability. Just as Gaia nurtures all life on Earth, the recipient of this award exemplifies a commitment to cultivating growth, healing, and connection within their community. They are individuals who not onlyContinue reading “2025 EXHALE GAIA AWARDS”
5 Lessons We Can Learn About Culture & Gentrification in Puerto Rico (and Beyond) from Bad Bunny’s Short Film
Welcome to 2025, the age of transparency—Bad Bunny has opened the year for us with a profound message. While some have the privilege of remaining blind sited to the fact that they are victims of colonialism, many others have risen above the chaos to see and call out the fact that colonizers are still colonizing.Continue reading “5 Lessons We Can Learn About Culture & Gentrification in Puerto Rico (and Beyond) from Bad Bunny’s Short Film”
The Power and Benefits of Virtual Networks: How THC App is Redefining Connection and Collaboration.
The THC App is revolutionizing the way businesses and brands connect, offering more than just networking—it’s a powerful referral network that fosters lasting partnerships and collaborations. Created by Krysta Jones of THC Girls, the app connects cannabis and lifestyle brands with trusted talent, marketing insights, and business opportunities. Whether you’re expanding to new states, seeking sponsorships, or finding brand partners, the THC App helps you build meaningful relationships that drive growth. Learn how this innovative platform can transform your networking strategy and business connections.
Amazon’s DEI Vanishing Act: Stripping the Protections of Black and Trans Workers.
Amazon\u2019s recent quiet removal of policies aimed at protecting Black and LGBTQ+ workers highlights a troubling trend in corporate America: the superficiality of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. While companies often promote these programs to appear progressive, their rollback reveals a lack of genuine commitment. This blog delves into Amazon\u2019s actions, broader corporate trends, and the real-world impact on marginalized employees, exposing how DEI often serves as a performative gesture rather than a meaningful effort toward inclusivity.
Black for Profit: How Corporate Culture Capitalizes on the Lived Experiences of Black People & Other Marginalized Groups.
The corporate world has increasingly capitalized on the lived experiences of Black people and other marginalized groups, using diversity and inclusion as a marketing tool without fully committing to systemic change. From “woke” marketing campaigns to tokenistic diversity initiatives, many companies commodify marginalized identities for profit while failing to address the underlying issues of inequality within their organizations. This post explores how corporations profit from Black culture, the exploitation of marginalized creators, and the gap between performative activism and meaningful action. It also outlines how companies can go beyond surface-level gestures and take true steps towards equality, inclusion, and justice.
5 Signs You’re Being Used for Your Expertise (And What to Do About It)
Ladies, let’s talk about something that’s as frustrating as it is familiar: being used for your expertise. If you’re a woman who’s built up years of experience in your field, you know exactly what I mean. People come to you with their “quick questions,” ask for your opinion on everything from business strategy to relationshipContinue reading “5 Signs You’re Being Used for Your Expertise (And What to Do About It)”
From Military Vet to Dressing Beyonce for Black is King. The Power of Black Manifestation.
A year ago, I was fucking around on my business instagram account, posting ridiculous memes and thirst traps (not my own) for my followers to love me or hate me for. It’s usually a combination of both. On that particular day I had come across some proper eye candy (ahem, Timeekah Murphy aka “Murph”) andContinue reading “From Military Vet to Dressing Beyonce for Black is King. The Power of Black Manifestation.”
RSO and Resilience: Cannavibes’ Linda Solana’s Healing Journey.
In the premiere episode of EXHALE Pro Stories, we take you inside Cannavibes, a Cuban-owned dispensary in Elmwood Park, NJ, founded by the inspiring Linda Solana. On a cold winter day, we traveled from NYC to meet Linda and learn about her personal journey with colon cancer, how RSO (Rick Simpson Oil) helped her during treatment, and how she is now in remission. Cannavibes isn’t just a dispensary—it’s a vibrant space filled with colorful murals, a welcoming atmosphere, and a mission to provide healing through cannabis. Join us as we explore Linda’s story and the power of cannabis in the wellness journey.
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