Pax takes a nostalgic trip down memory lane, celebrating their first-ever radio experience at KUNV 91.5 The Rebel. As graduation approaches, the host curates a collection of favorite moments, bloopers, and memorable guests from their time on the airwaves. From amusing dating stories to insightful discussions on relationships, the episode is a mix of laughter, candid reflections, and a touch of sentimentality. Join Pax in reliving the journey of the past five years at UNLV, marking the end of a significant chapter with humor and gratitude.

Pax and Ash dive into a lively discussion about the impact of hookup culture on relationships and share personal experiences. The conversation seamlessly transitions to a critique of Disney's live-action remakes, particularly focusing on the recent controversy surrounding the casting choices in the upcoming Lilo and Stitch remake. The hosts express their frustration with Disney's missed opportunities to showcase diverse cultures authentically, urging the entertainment giant to prioritize storytelling over controversial casting decisions. Tune in for a thought-provoking and entertaining episode that delves into relationships, societal pressures, and the need for more inclusive storytelling in media.

Pax delves into the latest weekly trends and discussions on Rebel HD Two. Ash Love makes a triumphant return, sharing her experiences as she navigates the challenges of the semester, aspiring to be a well-rounded graduate with a degree in journalism and concentrations in writing, marketing, and sports. Pax reflects on the evolving landscape of social life amid changing response times influenced by platforms like TikTok and Instagram. The podcast takes a nostalgic turn as they discuss the CMT Music Awards, reminiscing about childhood influences and sharing opinions on artists like Morgan Wallen, Cody Johnson, Carly Pierce, and others. The hosts dissect award winners, including thoughts on the people-driven nature of the CMT Awards. The episode concludes with discussions about rising talents, personal crushes on artists like Kane Brown, and a humorous take on the hosts' current "villain eras" and "silly goose era."