The Therapuss podcast is going on tour.
The podcast host, Jake Shane, announced that he will be hitting cities around the United States and going on a live podcast tou r. He made the announcement on on Wednesday, June 17 on Instagram with tour dates. Jake is set to hit 21 cities around the United States like Atlanta, Boston, New York City , Chicago and Los Angeles .
He will kick off the live podcast tour on October 7 in Durham, North Carolina at The Carolina Theatre and will end it in Los Angeles, California on November 22 at The Wiltern.
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Jake told Variety : "Live touring was in my initial reasoning to do this podcast in the first place because I really wanted to do something live in front of people."
This won't be Jake's first time performing on stage. The host performed two standalone shows in Arkansas and Syracuse last year. Not only were those two days "the best" after he met his listeners and fans but he also enjoyed sharing his stories on stage.
He said: "It was just like the best two days ever since all this has happened and in my life, so I’m definitely going to take ‘Therapuss’ on the road. And I’m really, really, really excited about it."
The Therapuss podcast was inspired by his viral Instagram Stories series Tell Me What’s Wrong. The format of the podcast is like a therapy session and listeners are able to call in to share what's going on with their life. Jake is the main host but there are times he is joined by others like Tate McRae, Ed Sheeran, Joe Jonas and more.
Joe Jonas joined the show recently and opened up about his new music and the journey it took to make it. Joe felt that his new music was too personal to release with the Jonas Brothers or his other rock band DNCE. He admitted that his brothers were supportive of his new project and went on to book their own creative pursuits as he focused on the album. At the time, Nick landed a movie role, while Kevin Jonas was hosting another season of Claim to Fame.
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