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After spending years behind the console entertaining listeners on radio, Joy FM's Drive Time host Lexis Bill is seeking to sharpen his cooking skills.
The radio and TV personality is learning to cook on his new interactive online cooking show called Lexis Learns To Cook.
He recruited his celebrity friends to join him, virtually, with their instructions on what to cook and how.
Lexis Learns To Cook premieres this weekend live from Lexis Bill's kitchen.
Viewers can watch the show on his YouTube and Facebook pages.
The show is meant to be high on interactivity and online engagement, whiles creating humour and entertainment.
Viewers will also get the chance to interact with the celebrity of the day, ask questions and get answers live on the show.
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