🎧 Finding Me — Episode 83: The Silent Killer

Josh got some news today that hit harder than expected: hypertension.

Not dramatic. Not cinematic. Just a quiet, clinical diagnosis delivered in a cardiologist’s office—the kind that doesn’t knock you down, but lingers long after you leave. Because that’s the thing about it… high blood pressure doesn’t feel urgent. It doesn’t demand attention. It just sits there, doing its work in silence.

And yeah—it got to him.

Because when you’re living your life, doing your thing, feeling mostly fine… you don’t expect to be reminded how fragile all of this actually is. One appointment, one reading, and suddenly you’re rethinking everything—your habits, your choices, your late-night decisions that felt harmless at the time.

So naturally, Josh spirals a little.
Should he have eaten the fries? Had the pizza? Taken the tequila when it was offered? Or is that the whole point—that we never really know where the line is until someone draws it for us?

But here’s the flip side—and it matters:

Now he knows.

And knowing isn’t nothing. It’s the difference between drifting and deciding. Between ignoring and adjusting. Between pretending you’re fine… and actually doing something about it.

Today’s episode is honest, a little unsettled, and very real. Because sometimes growth doesn’t come from clarity—it comes from getting shaken just enough to start paying attention.

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Episode 82: The Mystery Beep

There’s a sound in the house. No one knows where it’s coming from. And somehow… this becomes Josh’s moment.

Today’s episode starts with a mystery:
A random, persistent beep echoing through the house like a low-budget horror film. No clear source. No obvious fix. Just enough annoyance to force action.

And that action… falls to Josh.

🛠️ A Rare Display of Competence

Let’s be clear:
Josh is not what you’d call “handy.”

He’s not building shelves.
He’s not rewiring anything.
And if a project involves more than one tool, things are already going sideways.

But today?
Today required a ladder… and a screwdriver.

And against all odds—he pulled it off.

Successfully.

Completely.

No injuries. No structural damage. No emergency calls.

Which means, naturally, he reminded Beth about it approximately one million times.

💪 Strength vs. Skill

Josh breaks down the difference between being useful… and being handy.

• Need something heavy lifted? He’s your guy.

• Need a trench dug? Done.

• Need something actually built? …let’s not get ahead of ourselves.

This episode leans into that familiar realization:
Just because you’re willing to help doesn’t mean you’re equipped to fix the problem.

And yet—sometimes—you surprise yourself.

🏕️ Survival… With Conditions

Josh also explores his theoretical survival skills.

Could he make it in the wild?

Sure. Probably.

As long as:

• There’s some kind of shelter

• Preferably walls

• And ideally… a bed

So not exactly “survival” in the traditional sense—but let’s call it survival-adjacent.

😂 The Real Victory

In the end, this isn’t about fixing the beep.

It’s about the rare, fleeting moment where Josh proves—mostly to himself—that he can figure something out… even if it requires tools, balance, and mild bravery.

And yes, Beth heard about it. Repeatedly.

🎧 In This Episode

• The saga of The Mystery Beep

• Josh vs. basic home maintenance

• The fine line between strong and actually useful

• Why ladders instantly raise the stakes

• A survival plan that absolutely includes indoor accommodations

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🎧 Finding Me — Episode 81

I Can’t Put My Finger On It (…that sounds dirty but it's not)

Something’s off.

Not in a dramatic, everything-is-falling-apart kind of way. Not even in a way that’s easy to explain. But enough that it’s there… lingering, poking at the edges, refusing to be ignored.

Today, Josh gets honest about a feeling he can’t quite define—but also can’t shake.

Because on paper?

Everything’s good.
Great, even.

He loves his life.
He loves his family.
He’s proud of the work he’s doing and fully aware of how lucky he is to be doing it.

And yet…

Something isn’t clicking.

Is it work?
Creativity?
Burnout disguised as boredom?
Or just one of those moments where growth demands a shift before you’re ready to define it?

This isn’t a breakdown.

It’s something quieter—and in some ways, more uncomfortable.

Because uncertainty doesn’t come with a clear fix. It doesn’t announce itself. It just sits there… until you decide to do something about it.

And Josh is very clear about one thing:

He’s not going to sit in it.

🔥 On This Episode:

• The frustration of not being able to name what’s wrong

• When “everything is good” still doesn’t feel right

• Creativity, work, and the pressure to stay fulfilled

• The difference between gratitude… and honesty

• Why sitting in uncertainty isn’t the plan

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Finding Me with Josh Wolf: Episode 80

Oops, I Did it Again...

Two days in a row!!! Josh refuses to let this become (more of ) a pattern. What you're seeing is Josh battling against himself. Hang in there, this could get ugly...

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🎧 Finding Me — Episode 78: Writer’s Block

Writer’s block.

It’s frustrating. It’s stubborn. And if you’ve ever dealt with it, you know it doesn’t care how badly you want to create.

In this episode, Josh Wolf sits right in the middle of that feeling — the stuckness, the resistance, the sense that nothing’s clicking no matter how hard you push.

Because the truth is… there’s no shortcut out.

The only way through it…

is through it.

Showing up. Sitting with it. Pushing anyway, even when nothing feels right.

But then something shifts.

Not because you forced it — but because inspiration has a way of showing up when you least expect it.

For Josh, that spark came in an unexpected form: a new comedy competition show filled with raw, hungry, undeniable talent. Comics taking risks. Finding their voices. Going for it.

And watching that?

It hit something.

Because sometimes the thing that pulls you out of your own head… is seeing someone else step fully into theirs.

It’s a reminder.

That creativity isn’t gone.
It’s just waiting.

Waiting to be challenged.
Waiting to be sparked.
Waiting to be earned again.

This episode is about that moment — the pivot from frustration to momentum. The realization that even when you feel stuck, you’re still in it. Still moving. Still capable of finding your way back.

Because writer’s block isn’t the end of anything.

It’s part of the process.

And sometimes…

It’s exactly what you need to get to the next thing.

🔥 On This Episode:

• The reality of writer’s block (and why it happens)

• Why pushing through matters more than waiting for inspiration

• The unexpected power of watching other creatives

• Finding motivation in new talent and fresh perspectives

• The mindset shift from stuck… to moving forward

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🎧 Finding Me — Episode 77: What Is Authenticity?

What does it actually mean to be… authentic?

In this episode, Josh Wolf takes on a question that sounds simple until you try to answer it honestly. Because authenticity isn’t a fixed idea — it shifts depending on who you are, where you are, and what you’re willing to reveal.

For Josh, that question hits right at the center of his work.

Is his voice rooted in storytelling?
Is it sharper… edgier… more provocative?
Or is it something lighter — something built to connect, to entertain, to keep things moving?

And more importantly…

Can it be all of those things at once?

This episode lives in that tension. The space between who you’ve been, who people expect you to be, and who you’re still figuring out in real time. Josh reflects on his comedy, his instincts on stage, and the subtle pressure to define himself in a way that feels both honest and consistent.

But authenticity doesn’t always feel good.

It’s uncertain.
It’s uncomfortable.
And it forces you to strip away the parts that don’t belong — even when they’ve been working.

That’s what makes it scary.

And necessary.

Because whether you’re on stage, behind a mic, or just trying to figure out your next move… the question isn’t what people want from you.

It’s what actually feels true.

And that answer?

It’s different for everyone.

🔥 On This Episode:

• What “authenticity” really means (and why it’s not one-size-fits-all)

• The evolution of a comedic voice

• Storytelling vs. edge vs. connection

• The pressure to define yourself creatively

• Why authenticity is uncomfortable — and why that matters

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It’s something you keep choosing.

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🎧 Finding Me with Josh Wolf — Episode 76: Addictive Behavior

This week, Josh Wolf checks in with a familiar question… just wearing a different face:

When does a habit become a pattern?

Josh made a real move — he’s off the nicotine pouches. Off the pills. A clean break from something that had quietly become part of the daily routine. That’s not nothing.

But then… he smoked weed again.

And that’s where it gets interesting.

Because the question isn’t really about weed. Or nicotine. Or anything specific. It’s about behavior. The cycle. The way one thing leaves and something else has a way of stepping in to fill the space.

Is that addiction?
Is it coping?
Is it just being human?

Josh doesn’t pretend to have the answer — but he’s asking the question honestly, and that’s the whole point of the show.

And then there’s a different kind of decision.

After a show, there’s always the option to stay out, chase the moment, chase the noise, chase whatever comes next. But this time, Josh didn’t.

He came home.

To Beth.
To Indiana Jones.
And to this.

And that choice feels just as important as anything else in the episode.

Because while habits can pull you in a hundred directions… clarity tends to pull you in one.

And right now, things are clear.

His relationship with Beth is in a really good place. Not perfect — nothing real ever is — but solid. Grounded. Built on something that doesn’t disappear the moment things get hard.

And maybe that’s the real takeaway:

You don’t chase everything.
You don’t fix everything overnight.
You don’t always get it right.

But you stay.

You ride out the difficult parts.
You remember why you chose it in the first place.
And you keep showing up.

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It’s about choosing better, one decision at a time.

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🎧 Finding Me with Josh Wolf — Episode 75: What’s Old Is New Again

This week, Josh Wolf looks backward… to figure out what’s next.

There was a time when daily writing — reacting to current events, breaking down the news, finding the joke in real time — fueled everything. It sharpened his instincts. It unlocked creativity. It made the rest of the work easier.

And now?

He’s thinking about going back.

Not out of nostalgia — out of necessity.

Because sometimes the thing that worked before… still works. You just stopped doing it.

So consider this a “stay tuned” moment. A possible return to form. A reset that might spark something bigger.

And then, because no episode is complete without a little chaos…

Josh and Jacob hit an F1 arcade for what should have been a fun afternoon — and instead turned into a full-blown, highly competitive showdown. Accusations were made. Integrity was questioned. Lines were crossed.

Josh won.

Jacob… disagreed with the legitimacy of that victory.

Competition brings out the best in us. And sometimes the worst.

But mostly?

It’s just more fun when dad wins.

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Sometimes the next move…
is going back to where it all started.

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🎧 Finding Me with Josh Wolf — Episode 74: One Step Up, Two Steps Back

It finally happened.

Josh missed an episode.

And yeah… it’s frustrating. It’s annoying. It’s the kind of slip that immediately triggers that voice in your head — the one that wants to rewind, overanalyze, and beat you up for dropping the ball.

But here’s the real question:

What do you do next?

Do you spiral?
Do you make it mean something bigger than it is?
Do you let one mistake derail everything?

Or…

Do you take the hit, own it, learn from it — and move on?

This episode is about that moment. The one where you realize progress isn’t linear. Where it’s not always forward momentum. Sometimes it’s messy. Sometimes it’s a step forward… followed by two steps back.

And that’s okay.

You can be a little annoyed at yourself. You probably should be. But you don’t stay there.

Because the truth is simple:

It’s a new day.

And every moment is another chance to reset, refocus, and get back to work.

No drama. No excuses. Just forward.

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Mess up. Learn. Adjust.

Then keep going.

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