To some, makeup may seem like just a way to hide insecurities, but to Nico Mendez, it is a way of expressing art.  Reporter Danielle Davidson talks with makeup artist, Nico Mendez, about his journey being employed by Morphe.  ​

With time passing ever-so-slowly in what feels like a never-ending quarantine, Aya Cohen speaks out on her feeling towards what’s going on in the outside world and inside her mind. ​

It’s easy for people to complain about being so “blind” that they have to wear glasses, but not many people can talk about what it’s like to actually almost lose their most dominant sense. Madison Ticknor opens up about what it’s like to almost lose her sense of sight, taking listeners through an emotional rollercoaster.  With constant hospital visits slowing down schoolwork, social life, and family time, it’s hard to see a positive outcome from the situation; but Ticknor was able to share with Aya Cohen just what kind of story she is living today.

Skateboarding friends Sammy Takano and Brent Becker have always shared a passion for graphic design, art, and fashion. And with their new clothing company HAJIMERU, they take that passion to the next level. Hayden Fuchino reports

As an aspiring singer who is anticipating the release of her upcoming EP, every post Marlena Anna makes advertises a distinct image she wants to project. Participating in an industry where the number of followers, likes, and comments determine a musician’s importance, Marlena finds herself portraying an idealized version of herself.