Hey everybody, listen up, just a few weeks until an all-new episode of 27 Club featuring

the insane life of Janice Joplin. This is going to be a wild ride, so be sure to watch this

feed for the first two episodes on April 22nd. And today I'm here to let you know about the new

season of Dear Young Rocker, a raw music-oriented coming-of-age story by my friend Chelsea Urson.

In seasons 1 and 2, Chelsea told her own story of finding an outlet for anxiety,

and her place in the world via falling in love with music. So go binge those seasons now if

you haven't already. In this new season, in season 3, Chelsea is passing the mic and introducing

us to a dozen incredible artists who will share their stories. Search for Dear Young Rocker in your

podcast app and subscribe so you can hear the new season when it kicks off April 7th.

In the meantime, here's a trailer for season 3 of Dear Young Rocker.

Being a teenager is intense. Things could get tough back then. Maybe you got kicked out of your

house for being yourself, or fell in love so hard it hurt, or were bullied viciously for how you

look, or just hated yourself. But you might have found a release for your rage, your favorite band

blasting in your headphones, or banging around on your first electric guitar. And one night,

in a sweaty, wrecked center basement, could have changed your life forever. If you could go back

in time and tell your teenage self anything, what would it be? Dear Young Rocker. Dear Young Rocker.

Dear Young Rocker. Maybe something practical? You have just as much talent as those boys in that

talent show band. You simply need to develop it. Or empathetic. You'll be more and more yourself

with every passing season. When we retell our teenage stories, we can reach a hand back in time,

for that kid we used to be to hold on to. We can become the person they needed in those moments

when we felt so alone, and like no one could ever understand.

Join me, Chelsea Arson, for season three of My Podcast Dear Young Rocker.

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