Jaytalking: Views from the Sidewalk

In this episode, Jay and Michael discuss the times they've regretted walking in peoples' rooms without knocking as well as the time Jay passed out in school.

In this episode, Jay and his friend Michael discuss being calm in some of the most testing situations as well as if spanking children is truly the best way to discipline children.

In this episode, Jay and Britney discuss topics ranging from DNA tests to checking up on friends during quarantine.

In this episode, Jay and Karen discuss topics ranging from things they are insecure about, their most embarrassing moments, and much more.

In this episode, Jay and his friends Sam, Graciela, and Joseph talk dating apps and things they think makes a good dating profile. Later they share things that would make them end a relationship expeditiously, and much more.

In this episode, Jay and Sam talk remotely about the differences between international ethnic groups and their ethnic American counterparts. Sam gives his point of view on what it is like being a class of 2020 college senior, and having the year abruptly end. Later, the two talk about the influx of people making OnlyFans accounts.

In this episode, we revisit a conversation from season 1 episode, Chip of the Beast. Sam and Jay discuss the stigmas surrounding sex and why it is seen as an awkward thing for many people to talk about. Do you feel like sex should be something that you can freely talk with anyone about?

In this episode, Jay and Erika discuss the accident that is the coronavirus. Later, they discuss the Tiger King documentary, the Tekken controversy, RnB, and more. 

In this episode, Jay discusses the importance of keeping up with your items and loving the things you already have. Jay also introduces a new segment called accidents in which he discusses the crazy acts people do that ends up blowing up in their face. We also hear more of Jay's thoughts on the coronavirus as well as him giving a ticket for people condoning irrational and unnecessary violence. Enjoy.