In this episode Bobby Rox discusses the changing landscape related to the "Xennial" moniker. Specifically, he talks about the uptick in Facebook groups related to Xennials--ie, "Xennials(1977-1983)". Additionally, he discusses two Xennial-related podcast he has discovered ("Xennial Aviator" and "Generation In-Between"). Lastly, he discusses the negative pushback by people who say that the micro-generation is a myth.

After a three month hiatus Bobby Rox catches you up on what's been going on behind the scenes. Specifically, he discusses Remy's work schedule conflicts with recording, and the large reason for the lack of episodes: the motor vehicle accident he was in back in early February. Additionally, he discusses the status of the Steward Hospital system (which worked with him as the hospital he went to was a part of the Steward system) and provided some teasers for some future content.

While Remy continues settling in to his new job, Bobby Rox decided to record a solo rambling with updates since the Festivus episode as well as some things he and Remy have going as we enter the new year.

Remy and Bobby Rox discuss the holiday of Festivus, also known as the airing of grievances and demonstrations of feats of strength. Since Festivus is typically held on the 23rd of December, we felt that it was fitting to release the episode today. Topics discussed include the origins of Festivus, some grievances both Remy and Bobby have had over the last year, and an airing of a grievance from a listener.

While Remy is away Bobby Rox decided to play in the studio and discuss things related to hopes for the new year (personally and professionally).

Remy and Bobby Rox discuss the music that formed the foundation for the 90's explosion of eclectic genre's beyond Grunge. Specific Genre's include Disco, 80's Dance Pop/EDM, Hair Metal, and the Evolution of Hip Hop during the mid 80's to the mid 90's. We even discuss how Gregorian Chanting became popular in music again around '92.

Remy and Bobby discuss their favorite content creators across all social media platforms (Facebook, Youtube, Reels, TikTok, and so on). Specific creators like @RxckSt@r. Jesse Crossen("Second Chancer"), Sheri Dias ("The Real Slim Sheri"), LackLuster, and others. Tune in and enjoy!

Bobby Rox discusses his recent trip out to Seattle prior to the Thanksgiving Holiday with Remy, and both air out some things that have been on building in their personal lives. By the end of the show, Remy and Bobby agree to get more bolder with content and prepare for the carnage that to to come...

Remy and Bobby Rox discuss Idols of the 80's and 90's and how some butchered their bodies with plastic surgery, and others fell on hard times only to emerge triumphant. This episode covers the controversy of celebrity plastic surgery mistakes, body image issues, as well as the price of fame. Celebrities discussed include, Madonna, Mickey Rourke, Robert Downey Jr, Winona Ryder, and more.

After taking a couple weeks off Remy and Bobby Return to discuss how Remy got a new job and what has been going on in one another's lives.

Remy and Bobby discuss stereotypical sex comedies of the 1980's that shaped our young minds...yet, such movies are looked at as cancel worthy today. Specifically, we discuss "Revenge of the Nerds", "Bachelor Party", "Fast Times at Ridgemont High", as well as more modern sex comedies and how they attempted to right the wrongs of the 80's films (i.e., "American Pie", "Super Bad"). Lastly, Bobby discusses how Gen Z/Alpha films and shows try to make the sex comedy genre topical to today byu highlighting the Netflix show, "Sex Education".

Remy and Bobby Rox discuss what's pissing them off this year. Namely, FB censorship, video games and the video gaming industry, and the current politic climate of the country and world.

On this episode Remy takes a day off and Bobby Rox does a solo episode. In it, he laments some frustrations over recordings as well as with a recent cancelled episode. In the latter half of the episode, however, he discusses a late friend whose birthday is later this month. All of this was also recorded in the new studio.

Former guest and financial expert Chris Flynn returns to discuss what happened with Silicon Valley Bank, squash concerns of an impending recession on the horizon and discuss the continued concerns related to the ongoing inflation experienced in the United States. Additionally, Chris also answers questions regarding the impact on already expensive cost of living areas of the country like Massachusetts.

Remy and Bobby Rox go back to the 1990's and discuss one hit wonders in Rock, Hip Hop, R&B, and more. They also discuss some of their favorite that have an amazing catelog of music beyond their one hit, and bands that are considered a one hit wonder (but really can't be).

Jason Cox asked to stop by for a third time to discuss his ongoing mental and physical healing/journey aided by psychedelics. Specifically, he asked to share his latest experience and the notes both he and his wife took regarding the experience.

Remy and Bobby discuss the recent hearings where US Airforce pilots discussed their experiences with UFP's/UFO's and how there are Alien beings that have been captured. And instead of this being larger news than it should be, both go on rants about how we (collectively) are more interested in "weapons of mass distraction" known as the Trump indictments, Tik Toc, and other nonsense.

One of the shows listeners was listening to an interview Mr Klosterman did promoting his most recent book about the 90's and suggested that the XOP crew pick it up. read it, and review it. So they did, and this episode is the proof...

Remy and Bobby went to the theater to watch DC's "The Flash". And while the movie was underwhelming in its own right, they both felt that the entire experience of going to a theatre sucked. In this episode, both discuss why it sucked for them and why they feel that the theatre will soon be another relic like many things from our youth.

In this episode Bobby Rox invites XOP fan and fellow podcaster Mike Snelgrove on to discuss sports as well as how social media has changed how viewers digest sports content.