This is more than the last episode — it’s the closing chapter of a story built on honesty, perspective, and connection. JayRay reflects on the highs, lows, and lessons of Real Talk Radio, and leaves listeners with one final message: keep being real, keep asking questions, and never stop growing.

The debate continues. In this episode of Real Talk Radio, we’re back with Part 2 of Men vs. Women — diving even deeper into how we think, communicate, and love differently. It’s honest, hilarious, and a little uncomfortable, but that’s what makes it real talk. From love to logic, pride to perception, no side is backing down.

In this episode of Real Talk Radio, we’re digging deep into one of the most confusing, overused, yet powerful words out there — love. Joining me are returning guest Zenobia and her cousin Tashawna for a real, unfiltered conversation about what love actually means beyond the butterflies and heartbreak.

From past relationships to the modern “talking stage,” we’re unpacking how fear, ego, and experience shape the way we love today. It’s deep, a little uncomfortable, and definitely real — just how we like it.

In this episode of Real Talk Radio, we’re exploring a big question: Should you partner with someone who truly understands your career?

We dive into high-profile couples to unpack this: Michelle and Barack Obama — where Michelle has admitted she sometimes resented Barack for prioritizing the presidency over their marriage; Judge Mathis and his wife, who faced similar struggles balancing work and family; versus LeBron and Savannah James, where Savannah’s understanding of LeBron’s sacrifices strengthens their bond. And then there’s Ryan Coogler and his wife, who work in the same field and seem to glide through challenges without as much friction.

💭 Tune in as we ask:
• How important is career alignment in a relationship?
• Can love survive if one partner doesn’t understand your professional world?
• What lessons can we take from these couples about support, sacrifice, and partnership?

It’s insightful, real, and full of questions that might make you rethink how you choose a partner.

Let’s be real: men and women clash on just about everything — from how we talk to how we date. In Part 1, we get into the messy stuff: Why do guys always try to “fix” things instead of just listening? Why do women want validation instead of solutions? And when the bill drops on the first date… who really should pay? 👀

We’re also calling out the double standards in what men vs women look for in a partner and how love languages hit completely different depending on gender. It’s unfiltered, a little controversial, and definitely going to start some debates.

At the end of the day, the battle of the sexes isn’t about winning — it’s about breaking down walls, challenging stereotypes, and actually learning to understand each other better.

We’re back for the second half of our breakdown of HIM. This time, we dive deeper into the directing choices, cinematography, costume design, and the way symbolism shaped the story. From the standout performances to the creative risks that missed the mark, we pull apart the layers of this film and give our honest take on what worked—and what didn’t.

In this episode, we give our honest take on HIM — and spoiler: we weren’t impressed. From shaky writing and flat performances to uneven directing, we break down where the film fell short. We also dig into the biblical references sprinkled throughout the story — from themes of faith, power, and sacrifice to the mentor-as-savior dynamic — and ask whether they added depth or just felt forced. Instead of leaving inspired, we left questioning what this film was really trying to say.

This episode is a wild one. I’m sitting down with Drea—yes, the same Drea I met while we were both hustling at Amazon in 2022, and yes, the same Drea I had a crush on five years ago. Life really has a sense of humor. 😂 We get into what it’s like surviving your mid-to-late 20s, unpacking “daddy issues,” and navigating the chaos of Atlanta living. Somewhere between the deep talks and the jokes, a little flirting slipped through (okay… maybe more than a little).

It’s real, it’s funny, and it might be the most unexpectedly entertaining catch-up session I’ve ever had.

🎙️ In this episode, we dive into a mix of fun, random, and thought-provoking questions that reveal a lot about who we are and how we see the world. From exes at the same table and petty dealbreakers to defining happiness, friendship, and legacy — no topic was off-limits. We got real about love, fears, lessons learned, and where we want to be in the next 10 years.

👉 Press Play for laughter, honesty, and a few uncomfortable truths as we peel back the layers and reflect on life, relationships, and everything in between.

On this episode of Real Talk Radio, Jarrett Ray welcomes back recurring guest Dwight Turner for another unfiltered conversation at the crossroads of culture, ethics, and society. We start light with a debate many people wrestle with—how much should you really spend on a date, and what does that number say about you? From there, the conversation takes a serious turn as we unpack the heartbreaking case of a Georgia woman kept on life support for months due to pregnancy complications, sparking heated questions about abortion laws, healthcare, and ethics in America.

We also dive into the explosive Sean "Diddy" Combs verdict, breaking down what his convictions mean, whether justice was truly served, and how his future may unfold. Finally, we challenge the music industry with a pressing question: should rappers be held accountable for the influence of their lyrics on youth, culture, and violence?

Raw, thought-provoking, and layered—this is an episode that doesn’t shy away from the tough conversations.