If you think J&T's podcast is rough, what until you hear the bloopers in this short episode!

On this episode, J&T discuss not only marrying your significant other​ but their family as well. Through their own experience with each other's families, they discover the importance of knowing and loving the family when it comes to a relationship.

On the 20th episode of Opposites Attract with J&T, they discuss standards in relationships. Whether high or low, standards create issues that may make a relationship self-destruct​. After unraveling the issues, J&T elaborate on their own standards for each other.

This episode, J&T dive into their opposing childhoods, especially in regards to finances and toys. Through this discussion, they further understand their histories, as well as the future for their own children.

This week, J&T get emotional in their discussion about teamwork. They explore their difficult week and how important it is in hard times to have a support system, especially with the person you're in a relationship with.

After a short break, J&T talk about something that has recently been on their minds: college. After recently starting their second year, they explore what parts of college are good and what parts are a scam, and how they navigate the difficulties that come along with the learning of secondary education.

J&T dive into their future plans as a couple in this episode, talking about finances, emotions and compatibility.

On the final episode of "The High School Experience" series by J&T, it is ended like high school is ended: senior year. They travel through the differences senior year brought as​ compared to other years, as well as how it felt to be a part of many of the "lasts" and the feeling of final freedom.

Although the podcast was said not to be an advice podcast, J&T dedicated this episode solely to give advice​ for high school​ or future high school students.

Junior year was a time of experimentation for many, and that's what J&T covered in this episode on sex and drugs in high school. The transition from​ petty drama to real drama was immense​e. Listen in and hear their experiences with parties, alcohol, and ​the social changes during this time.