Artsy Fartsy Immigrants

Jordan records another special solo episode from home this week where he tells the wild and ridiculous tale of his second arrest. The world is strange right now, so let’s try to have a laugh ❤️

Jordan records a special solo episode from home this week where he tells a funny story from his childhood, and performs a song from his upcoming album. The world is strange right now, so let’s try to have a laugh.

Jordan and Moe sit down with Bavarian Film Prize-winner Alireza Golafshan to discuss his 2019 debut film "The Goldfish", his origins in Iran, the current film industry, and what life was like adjusting to the German language and lifestyle at just 12 years old.

In the first episode of Artsy Fartsy Immigrant’s new series “Backstage Stories,” Moe and Jordan dive deeper into their one-on-one experiences having grown up in different countries, as well as discuss their opinions on current events, music, politics, and everything Artsy Fartsy (and in this case "sportsy").

New Year - New Episodes! Jordan & Moe start into the year with an easy chat with David Junior. David has been living abroad as a Drummer in Liverpool and might be one of the guys who has "seen it all" in music business.

This Episode Jordan & Moe want to wish all of you a merry Christmas + an interview with a very special guest: Marco Mori.

Jordan and Moe sit down with the award-winning singer/songwriter David Gaffney to hear about his adventures with Liam Gallagher, Meret Becker, and a new life in Germany.

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Jordan talks with Australian Singer-Songwriter Coby Grant about her experience on national television, the song that took her around the world, the stories behind her music, and her experience moving to Germany.

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you are an artsy fartsy immigrant or know someone you think we should feature on the show? hit us up: [email protected]

We FaceTime the Spanish pianist, composer, and label co-owner Violeta del Rio to ask about her life in America and what it took to obtain an Artist Visa in New Orleans.

Know an Artsy Fartsy Immigrant we should feature? Hit us up: [email protected]

Jordan sits down with German filmmaker/documentarian Sebastian Bolenius to discuss his new life abroad in Lisbon, Portugal. Having founded a successful production company with his sister years ago in Munich, we find out how the film industry compares in Portugal, along with stories about making friends, and learning the language.

Sebastian wanted to give a Shoutout to his friends of "Unreal Fields"