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Post Concert Depression

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by Jessica Nelson

5.0(12 reviews)
11 episodes
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Podcast Overview

Post Concert Depression is a talk space where we explore the intersection of music, fandom, and mental health. Hosted by PCD’s CEO/Founder, Jessica Nelson, each episode features candid conversations with bands and artists, diving into their personal experiences, challenges, and insights on navigating mental health within the music industry. We’ll also spotlight the voices of passionate fans, discussing how fandom impacts their well-being and connects them to the music they love. Tune in for raw, real stories from the people who shape and are shaped by the music we all can’t stop listening to.

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7/29/2025

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Episode thumbnail for What Happens After the Show? Mars Hendrik Talks Inspiration and Mental Health

October 14, 2025

What Happens After the Show? Mars Hendrik Talks Inspiration and Mental Health

Mars Hendrik, musician and coach, joins the podcast to talk about his upcoming album, Karma, and the emotional highs and lows of performing and being a fan—what’s often called Post-Concert Depression. He shares how concerts spark creativity, motivate him to keep making music, and how he copes with the sadness after the show ends. We dive into mental health in the music industry, including misconceptions about success, popularity, and vulnerability, and the importance of transforming intense emotions into productive outlets. Mars also shares practical advice for managing feelings, from seeking constructive release to embracing the mantra “this too shall pass.” Plus, hear his story of connecting with one of his favorite bands and turning that experience into a life-changing moment for his music.

Episode thumbnail for Valley Boy: Half the House, Double the Feels

October 7, 2025

Valley Boy: Half the House, Double the Feels

In this heartfelt conversation, Valley Boy opens up about the highs and lows of life as a touring musician, the challenges of performing as an opener, and the beauty of connecting with fans through vulnerability and music. We dive deep into how childhood experiences shape our relationships, the lasting impact of divorce, and the journey toward self-understanding and stability. Valley Boy also shares the inspiration behind his upcoming album, "Children of Divorce," exploring the emotional landscape of growing up with separated parents and reflecting on how those experiences continue to influence friendships, romantic relationships, and personal growth. This episode is a raw, thoughtful exploration of healing, resilience, and the power of music to guide us through life’s most complicated moments.

Episode thumbnail for Noah Floersch and the Case of the Missing Stage Clothes

September 30, 2025

Noah Floersch and the Case of the Missing Stage Clothes

Noah Floersch opens up about the making of his new album Francis Aquarius, sharing how personal experiences and growth shaped the music. He reflects on the highs and lows of performing, from the emotional intensity of live shows to the challenges of meet-and-greets, and how he balances giving to fans while protecting his own energy. The conversation also explores his evolving relationship with faith, guilt, and perspective, and the unique ways fans connect with him—like bringing handmade clothing for him to wear on stage. From post-concert lows to the joys of connection, Noah talks candidly about creativity, vulnerability, and the mental and emotional side of being a musician.

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What is Post Concert Depression?

Post Concert Depression is a talk space where we explore the intersection of music, fandom, and mental health. Hosted by PCD’s CEO/Founder, Jessica Nelson, each episode features candid conversations with bands and artists, diving into their personal experiences, challenges, and insights on navigating mental health within the music industry. We’ll also spotlight the voices of passionate fans, discussing how fandom impacts their well-being and connects them to the music they love. Tune in for raw, real stories from the people who shape and are shaped by the music we all can’t stop listening to.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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