2019 is... TOMORROW! What better way to go into the New Year by sharing with you what's been going on in my life this past year. I talk about my move to LA and all the good and bad of 2018. I also share with you my 2019 New Years Resolution and share my 23andme test results!

Why don't we talk about mental health enough? What movie would you choose if you had to pick between Friday and Hitch? How do we move and shake in a new city? Learn about all that and more in this episode with LexScope!

I love interviewing creatives and hearing their stories of how they found their passion, their struggles of pursuing their passion, the ups and the downs - there is ALWAYS something to learn. I got the chance to sit and have a rich conversation with two talented individuals, Sam Fu and Jon Armstrong who are photographers in the PNW. I met Sam in late 2017 and Jon just last month, we all instantly connected as we shared stories of our upbringing, food, traveling and more. It was no question that I had to have them on the podcast!

What is the biggest thing you have learned about yourself to this day? This was the first deep question of MANY that I asked in this interview. I'm thankful to have had the chance to chat with Zay and Yohiness J. Two strong, smart and motivating young men that are trying to make a name for themselves while creating a movement that brings people together. It's not easy being a young entrepreneur in Seattle. With the tech industry booming, the Seattle freeze, politics and more it is hard to get your name out there. Learn about how these guys have navigated their way into making successful events, gaining personal strength, educating the country on the nationwide known hate crime toward their friend DaShawn and staying positive through adversity. I think it's important to understand that we all go through challenges in life, and sometimes just hearing how someone else makes it out is motivating in itself but also reminds you that you are not alone.

What does being an artist mean in the world of Layne? Former tattoo artist and now muralists expresses what art has done for him and why he doesn't like the term "artist". From the need for more face to face conversations and to step outside your comfort zone, we talk about it all! Also, we give a shoutout to those who live with the parents. Find out why in this episode!

I got the opportunity to sit down with a few of the women that attended Badass Bootcamp in LA. Badass Bootcamp is a series that stops by in different cities to give women a chance to share their talents, network and embrace one another. I met with Lizzy Jeff, herbalist, musician and event producer, Kaycee who is a fashion designer and Hala who is the creator behind Badass Bootcamp!

Meet Mr.Nicenice and Nyles Davis of FTB, a collective in Seattle that range from rappers to photographers to clothing designers. I got a chance to find out what the motto of being healthy is, Mr.Nicenice and I talk about our old high school days and we have a little freestyle battle. It gets real!

I always admire people that spend a lot of time outside and really become one with nature. Adam is and always has been one of those people. He turned his lifestyle into a brand that he could share with others and I am so proud of him! EvergreenTreez promotes keeping a sustainable lifestyle, helping out the environment and enjoying the natures of the northwest.

From rap to free game on life lessons, Romaro Franceswa and DJ Marvelous tell it all in this interview. Get to know a side of this Seattle Rapper you might not know. Get the scoop on his upcoming tour. projects and whats overrated and underrated in Seattle.

I'm so impressed by Jonas of Jojo Wear Clothing. At six years old Jonas has created a brand for himself and is influenced and motivated by his peers to create clothes that make them happy. I enjoyed listening to what Jonas loves about school, friends and why he started this clothing line. Check it out!