Hello, troublemakers. I'm Dave, and if you recognize my voice, it's actually because I do a bunch of voices on the show.

I've played teachers, dads, country singers, a talking blanket, a talking ball, probably a talking kitchen utensil, I don't know,

and even a mysterious voice that says stuff like, the following story is true.

But I'm also a producer of the

show. And as a producer, I want to thank everyone who's been writing us kind words and posting

awesome reviews on podcast apps ever since we finished season two. We read all of it and we love it.

But something that we hear repeated in all of these messages is a burning question.

When are we going to make more? So here's an update. Right now we're working with our production

partner, Tracks, to help us find grants or other funding to make future episodes. And one thing

that can help us get funding are letters from fans like you. So if you want to help us make more, write to the Tracks website and express why you love

who you're in trouble and most importantly, why you need more trouble in your life.

Simply drop a line by visiting t r a x.fm and click contact.

In the meantime, we thought you might enjoy hearing another Tracks podcast aimed at kids age 9 to 13.

It's a scripted series called The Milky Way Underground, and it's about two kids who set off on a journey to find their dad in a strange and mysterious world.

But while you're listening, feel free to visit TRAX.fm.

Click contact and express

just how much you miss

making trouble with ooh you're in trouble.

And with that, enjoy the Milky Way Underground.

You're listening to Milky Way Underground.

Chapter 1 of 15.

Oh, Way Underground. Chapter 1 of 15. It's an early winter night in New York City. In Sunnyside Queens, the seven train passes by overhead.

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