This week, the boys list some must-watch documentaries/docu-series for the basketball fans out there, and play a game where Moe guesses who won certain categories at the recent 2021 Grammy Awards. They also touch on Eric Clapton's youthful look, how Moe breathes a little funny, and how we'll be blasted with Dylan covers once he eventually passes away.

Jacob Collier "Happy 2021" - https://youtu.be/dIKEiKTVwgE
Trailer for Hoop Dreams - https://youtu.be/-TRIx7oD3lo

Moe and Jordan are back together this week discussing the topic of how artists learn how to deal with the wide variety of feedback and criticism they receive over time. What's the ratio of positive to negative feedback necessary to change what you're creating? Is there a limit? Where is the line drawn between artist and critics? They also discuss the cons of Battle of the Bands, and the worst feedback they ever dished out.

Musician, Singer, Songwriter, Performer, and Educator Emma Holmes joins Jordan for the 60th episode of AFI this week. In between the laughs, Emma talks about her time in France where she explored certain musical freedom that was denied to her in the UK, as well as her passion for Improv Comedy, her desire to write her own musical adaptation of The Little Prince, and how she's made educating a job she loves.

Moe is back with Jordan this week to talk about his experiences with how the Coronavirus has affected the social and political landscape of his hometown in the Allgäu. They also talk about how post-Pandemic restaurant culture should continue delivering, home office should remain an option, and how much they can really love Munich in the long-term.

With Moe out this week due to a jam-packed schedule and minor technical difficulties, Jordan takes the lead and dives into the stories that have been previously only shared on his other live show. A departure from the normal Artsy Fartsy content, we hear about his first kiss, his first guitar, and the songs that made him.

Today we bring in a special guest. Enjoy this episode with the artist Anna Pascabolta.

While recording LIVE for the first time via the new Clubhouse App, the boys talk about Jordan's new performance video "Daily Bread," and the background story of how it got made. They also talk to the producer Jordan often works with, TIm Hecking, about the process and ideas in Jordan's new album. Then, an immigrant's perspective on foreign institutions, and how some rich, white people made a big mistake on national German television.

This week, the boys bring you an episode dedicated to the books that changed their lives as boys, and as young adults. From the Harry Potter series, to The Wave, they dive into the different books that are passed around the classroom in America compared to Germany, and how a lot of the movie adaptations are disappointing. They also touch on the films that worked, and why. Got a book that changed your life? Write us an email!

Jordan and Moe meet over Skype this week to discuss the idea of
moving across the world as a young, fresh college grad. Approached
by a friend in the states, the question comes to mind -- "Where would you go if you
had a visa, and no responsibility?" This leads to a grand EU tour of likes and dislikes,
as well as a trip through America. Pat's or Geno's? Seattle or Portland? Could you
handle The Philly Taco?