Yves talks about his upcoming date. Then the guys discuss friendships and other emotional stuff, bro.

Adam complains about hitting a snag in his novel. Do we really care, bro? Then the guys get into a discussion about avant-garde films. Then the guys switch the conversation to Gods of Rock. Epic. Remember to check out the show twice a week.

The guys finish up their conversation about traveling and get surprisingly deep for the bros. Then they discuss the state of discussion in the country. Cool, huh? Listen to the Adam & Yves Show. New episodes twice a week.

The guys are back, and they talk about Ybes' latest trip to Colorado. Then the guys discuss the re-opening of schools. Don't listen to them, bro. The Adam and Yves Show. New shows twice a week.

The guys go deep into modern cartoons made for adults -- "The Simpsons," "Family Guy," and "Rick and Morty." Cool, brah. Check out the Adam and Yves show twice a week on your favorite podcast app.

The guys talk elves. Cool, bro. Then the guys discuss role-playing games, online games, and esports. Check out the Adam and Yves Show. New shows twice a week.

Yves doesn’t get technology, bro. Then the guys discuss video games. Adam talks about some of the nerdcore games he plays. Bruh. What are some of your favorite games to play? Adam likes chess. Yves likes to play with peoples’ hearts.

The guys discuss violence. What’s the fascination, bro? Is it primal? Brutal? Then the guys talk about concussions. Then, the guys discuss violence in the media. Are we all desensitized?

The guys discuss Werner Herzog, the German bro. Then the guys discuss the movie Grizzly Man. Way to be 5 years too late, brah. Then the guys get into some of his other films. Tune in tomorrow for the discussion on horror and gore movies. Thanks for listening, bro.

Yves has been busy being an adult. Boring, bro. Yves has major daddy issues, brah. Adam can’t take a compliment. Then the guys get into business sayings. There’s three ways to do a job: good, fast, and cheap -- pick two of the three. Adam changes it into a model of life: health, wealth, and family -- pick two of the three. What do you choose?