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Seattle, known for its vibrant coffee culture, is also home to a hidden gem that tea enthusiasts adore

This Seattle woman brews a cup of tea that tastes like the Red Wedding scene from Game of Thrones

By supporting brands that are either owned by LGBTQ+ business owners or contribute a portion of their funds to LGBTQ+ organizations, you are making a difference

For as much as tea blends may not be everyone's cup of tea, I think Friday Afternoon Tea gets something right that many tea purists never do: that the beauty of tea is in community, not in competition.

What sets Friday Afternoon apart is its dedication to storytelling through tea. Each blend has a narrative, making your tea-drinking experience feel like an adventure.

Following author J.K. Rowling's controversial, transphobic tweets over the weekend, a tea shop in Seattle is taking it upon themselves to donate funds to transgender nonprofits in Rowling's honor.

“When someone walks in, within a minute, I can tell what they need,” Elliott says, sipping her own cup. Tea as a tool for wellbeing is written into her DNA.

Today Emily and KristaLyn are joined by Friday, the owner of Friday Afternoon Tea: "the tea for nerds". Friday uses synesthesia to make fictional characters come to life through tea!

We hang out with Friday Elliott from Friday Afternoon Tea, chatting writing, making tea, and D&D.