[TW: AP LANG] In this new season of Up Past Bedtime, the hosts discuss the ins and outs of risk-taking. With a splash of Thien flirting and Karyme being sus as per usual, we'll dive into how we, as teens, face uncertainty.

There's nothing like listening to 5 teenagers talk about their character arcs (or rather lack thereof). In this episode, the hosts give their 2¢ on the notorious Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®, hopefully coming out of it a bit smarter and a bit more ready for junior year. Also, this definitely was not recorded last month.

Sharkboy put it best when he said, "Close your eyes, shut your mouth. Dream a dream, and get us out. Dream dream dream dream dream dream." I mean... he had a good point. Tonight, the hosts discuss their deepest, darkest, and most humiliating dreams. So shut your eyes, snuggle up, and say hello to your sleep paralysis demons.

People are like rice. They come in all different shapes, sizes, and... flavors? This week's podcast highlights both the remembrance and loss of their culture. Join the hosts as they discuss their culture's food, comfort food, and even more food because food. That's it. Food.

Congrats! You've been rejected by your dream college! This episode, the hosts talk college fears and the growing anticipation of experiencing adulthood. With the BIG 11™ just around the corner, they discuss the importance of maybe like GPA or maybe like APs or maybe like um I don't know looking good in high school... Just listen to the podcast.

How different do our differences really make us? Tonight, the five hosts discuss toxic friendships, friends with benefits, and things they like in a friend. Join them as they learn about handling friendships gone sour and being a better friend... because once a homie, always a homie.

Thien skydives naked? This week, the five hosts talk about what they want to do before they kick the bucket. From growing old and finding love to skydiving naked, they explore the quintessential quagmire, "Bucket or %@!# it?"

Sike. Today, the four hosts are greeted by a new mob. Join them as they venture through the caves of childhood, blissful ignorance, and overprotective parents. Perhaps, the End is just the beginning.