Today's episode is with Lifestyle vlogger, Kenzie Elizabeth Piper.

Kenzie and I sat down and talked for a long time and I really expected this conversation

to go completely differently.

I was planning on interviewing her about depression and anxiety, but what we ended up talking

about was something completely different.

We talked all about why millennials are

organized religion and why they're leaving church. And it just ended up being an amazing

conversation. And I can't wait for you guys to listen in on all of the great things that she had

to teach me. Okay. I'm so excited. Today I'm here with Kenzie Elizabeth. Hi. And she is a podcast extraordinaire and a YouTuber. Do you want to tell us a little more about yourself?

Yeah. So I live in L.A. I'm 21. I attend. I'm a college student. I'm from Texas. Love Texas. Oh, I started on YouTube when I was, I was 50. I was like just turning 16. And then I moved to LA a month before my 18th birthday. I moved out a little bit early. But I graduated online and then I started college out here.

Then, yeah, I started my podcast a few months ago, so it's just what I've been doing.

So awesome. And you're already just a pro at it.

Thank you.

It's so fun to listen to your podcast.

So, Kendi and I are going to talk a little today about her story.

I watched your YouTube video on, it was just entitled My Story, and it just sucked me in. It was, how did you find it? I feel like I posted that a year ago. Did you just type in, like, Faith? I don't even know how I found it, but it was just, yeah, it was just something that I found on YouTube that I was like, this is really compelling. And I feel like it doesn't matter if, you know, you and I are in a little bit of different

spaces as far as our audiences and our age ranges and people that are connected with us.

But I felt really connected to what you were saying and what you were sharing.

So do you want to go into a little bit of what that video for sure?

Yeah.

So, do we just give a little background on that? Yeah. Okay. So I, so I, so what she's talking about my story is my like testimony video. Testimony is such a like weird word. I love it. I know. I feel like it's so like, I don't know, like professional or something. Basically, it just my story and like my like walk in my like journey of faith. I grew up in Texas. So it's like pretty much everyone there. I mean, kind of. It's just like it's the Bible Belt. So everyone's like there's a church on every single corner kind of thing. I wouldn't say I grew up in a

Christian family and my parents definitely now are more involved in their faith, but I didn't

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