TikTok Star Jake Shane Brings Mental Health Advocacy to Live Audience with Therapuss Tour

Jake Shane, the TikTok sensation with over 3.2 million followers, is taking his hit podcast Therapuss on the road with a nationwide live tour starting October 7. Known for candidly sharing his experiences with anxiety and OCD, Shane uses his platform to advocate for mental health while mixing in humor. Despite feeling vulnerable opening up about his life online, he embraces the challenge and is most excited to return to Fayetteville, Ark., the first place where he performed live. Shane’s mission is to create meaningful connections, whether online or in person, making his audience feel seen and heard.

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