In episode 46 of Nervous Child Collection, Jordan talks about Jack Antonoff's earliest band, Steel Train. In their sophomore album "Trampoline", they sing about the inevibility of loss from a young age, specifically in regards to the Trauma that Jack endured following 9/11. To hear these emotionally intense and lyricially explosve songs, give NCC a listen!

In episode 44 by Nervous Child Collection, Jordan shows what she considers one of the best albums of the 2010's, Hozier self titled. She dives into some of her favorite tracks, including "Jackie and Wilson" and "Work Song", and talks about Hoziers intricate word play, present themes, and his expertise in lyricism. This is an album that stands out among many, and it can be talked about for hours, so here is a quick analysis into the masterpiece.

In episode 41 of Nervous Child Collection, Jordan changes things up in an episode focused on a compilation album from one of her favorite TV shows, One Tree Hill. In this episode, Jordan plays some of her favorite tracks off the tape, which includes "The Mixed Tape" by Jack's Mannequin and "23" by Jimmy Eat World. 

In the 40th episode of Nervous Child Collection, Jordan dissects the painfully beautiful debut album by Ethel Cain. She dives into religious backgrounds, the storyline of Ethel Cain, and what Preacher's Daughter truly got into. She plays multiple tracks, including the nearly 10-minute epic of "Thoroughfare" and discusses the deep lyricism underneath every song. 

On the fourth episode of Nervous Child Collection, Jordan talks about Basking in the Glow by Oso Oso. Jordan takes us through the short but sweet album by Oso Oso, talking a bit about the album itself, the artist, and plays some of her favorite songs off the project.