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Kaitlyn Hart is a Life Editor at Idaho State University's Bengal Newspaper. In this episode, we dive deep into some conversations surrounding YouTube like family channels and trying to get famous on the platform, the stigma of Mass Communications as a Major, and if college is worth it during a pandemic. Be sure to follow us on YouTube for the video portion of this podcast.

Krista McMurray was a friend of mine I used to work with who got hit by a drunk driver. This was a Pocatello story that got a lot of attention with a Facebook group updating everyone on Krista during her healing process gaining up to 1300+ members. Krista is here today to talk about her journey, her feelings of religion going through this, and the drunk driver who hit her. Become A Bigger Piece of IMPERFECT & Support Us On Patreon!

I know I was a bit scrambled in today's episode but with everything going on in the world and the stress of moving; my head has been everywhere. I hope you took something away from today's episode as I do think we got some solid information in the there. I gave an update to where we are at during our house buying process, gave some tips when looking for employment in a different city, and the difficulty of buying a home during these unprecedented times. / IMPERFECT Apparel Out Now + Support Us On Patreon.

I was a Hip-Hop dancer for nearly 10 years and thus wanted my first dance guest to be in the same field and someone who I highly respect in the field and that is none other than Mikey Castro. He loves to represent his home state of Idaho when he travels out to perform and teach Hip-Hop around the world. Mikey has found a lot of success through his dance career with things like putting on an entire show called "The Starving Artist Chronicles" to teaching at conventions on the east coast along side celebrities from "So You Think You Can Dance". We dive into all of that and more into Mikey's career as a professional Hip-Hop dancer.

In this episode I talk about some thoughts about graduating college. I give my take on the whole "is college worth it" conversation we actively have here on the channel as well as what my plans are going forward. // Become A Bigger Piece of IMPERFECT & Support Us On Patreon.

Molly Taylor is a huge advocate for Yes Theory's message of Seeking Discomfort. Molly herself has moved from London to Sydney, Australia to pursue her dreams of one day working for the United Nations and to continue Seeking Discomfort. She runs a Facebook Group called Yes Theory Sydney Fam; A group dedicated to new experiences, challenges and bettering yourself. The group is basically a subset of the Global Yes Fam group. Molly has a true passion for this and has some experiences to share with us on why Seeking Discomfort is an amazing thing for us all to do. // Become A Bigger Piece of IMPERFECT & Support Us On Patreon.