Beth Lexah is a gifted poet and captivating spoken word artist. Through her words, she forges connections that transcend cultural boundaries, shedding light on the beauty and struggles of being a woman of colour, and inspiring hope and understanding in her audience. Her studio recorded album, "9:19," showcases her ability to intertwine rhythm, cadence, and poignant narratives. Beth's magnetic stage presence and soul-stirring performances captivate audiences, earning her recognition at prestigious national poetry festivals such as the Canadian Festival of Spoken Word (CFSW). With a passion for storytelling and an unyielding desire to evoke introspection, Beth is an accomplished author, known for her poetry book collection, "Spilt Milk." Her prose gracefully explores themes of vulnerability, resilience, and personal growth. She is featured in an anthology of poems published by the Canadian institute of poetry and World poetry movement. Beth’s pursuit of knowledge led her to graduate from university with a degree in business, equipping her with a keen understanding of the world and its complexities. Building upon this foundation, she further honed her analytical prowess by attaining a master's degree in analytics from Queens University. This unique blend of artistry and analytical thinking allows Beth to bring a fresh perspective to her creative process, resulting in a dynamic fusion of intellect and imagination.