Dear Young Rocker

Becoming immersed in the exquisitely haunting world of Nadia this season provided a cathartic release from my own life and a nostalgic portal into my youth. I was transported to the past while gleaning gems of truth that synchronistically related to my present. Nadia’s story pulled me out of a dark place by helping me feel less alone and more comfortable sharing myself vulnerably. I found myself creating more during the period of time I spent listening to Nadia’s episodes. I played the harp more, I sang more, I felt more inspired to express whatever was inside of me freely and unabashedly.

I’ve listened to all three seasons and am looking forward to the fourth. I really enjoy the stories. More importantly, it’s really prompted me to reflect on my own life and imagine speaking to my younger, mixed-up self. I have more empathy & understanding for who I was and also who I’ve become.

I love this podcast. Chelsea's storytelling is entertaining and her advice for her younger self (and us listeners) is insightful. I'm a sucker for a coming-of-age story, and this one is very well told! The later episodes from other rockers have been fun to hear, too. Check out Mia Berrin's and LG's if you want a place to start. But really, go back to the beginning of Chelsea's story even though it's been out for a while now - it's timeless and really enjoyable.

This is so relatable. Helped me get through a lot of Middle School issues! Chelsea please make more podcasts!!❤️❤️❤️❤️👌🙏❤️