Josh weighs in on the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight and how Mike Tyson is way too old to be boxing anymore. He also gives updates on Jacob, his dog Indiana Jones, and his upcoming shows. 
Josh also talks about his re-watch of Deadpool and Wolverine, along with Tom Cruise and his ability to sprint despite being 60. 
Finally, Josh tackles some weird news, like a family eating food their toddler peed on, and a woman who lived with a needle in her vagina for 18 years!
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Josh weighs in on the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight and how Mike Tyson is way too old to be boxing anymore. He also gives updates on Jacob, his dog Indiana Jones, and his upcoming shows. Josh also talks about his re-watch of Deadpool and Wolverine, along with Tom Cruise and his ability to sprint despite being 60. Finally, Josh tackles some weird news, like a family eating food their toddler peed on, and a woman who lived with a needle in her vagina for 18 years! Do something good for someone and leave us a comment telling us what you thought of the episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josh weighs in on the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight and how Mike Tyson is way too old to be boxing anymore. He also gives updates on Jacob, his dog Indiana Jones, and his upcoming shows. 
Josh also talks about his re-watch of Deadpool and Wolverine, along with Tom Cruise and his ability to sprint despite being 60. 
Finally, Josh tackles some weird news, like a family eating food their toddler peed on, and a woman who lived with a needle in her vagina for 18 years!
Do something good for someone and leave us a comment telling us what you thought of the episode!
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Mike Tyson Is Too Old To Be Boxing Jake Paul

FINDING ME with Josh Wolf 

What happens when a comedian stops trying to be “on” — and just tells the truth? Comedian JOSH WOLF steps out of his comfort zone to do a daily audio-video journal that leads you to the most important part of you. Authenticity.

FINDING ME with Josh Wolf  is a daily, no-filter audio-video journal about holding yourself accountable and become the best version of yourself. 

Every day, Josh opens the mic and talks honestly about where he showed up, where he fell short,  and what he’s still trying to figure out: 

• parenting wins and failures 

• marriage highs and lows 

• health, discipline, and the days he loses that battle 

• creative risks, bad ideas, and quiet victories

• money stress, family drama, old fears that won’t leave 

• the dog, because of course the dog 

It isn’t polished.  

It isn’t curated.  

And it definitely isn’t “self-help.” 

But every day, it’s honest. 

Because accountability isn’t a speech — it’s a habit. 

Josh isn’t your guru. He isn’t your therapist. He’s a flawed human documenting his personal journey to accountability and authenticity… and he’s inviting you to walk alongside him. 



Some days you’ll laugh harder than you expect.  

Some days you’ll feel seen in a way that sneaks up on you.  

Some days, it may hurt — in the best possible way. 

Because being human is messy. 

And instead of pretending he has it all together, Josh is choosing to document the mess — in real  time — and hold himself publicly accountable. 

No filters.  

No skipped days.  

No pretending anyone has the answers. 

If you’ve ever wondered whether everyone else is secretly struggling too… They are. 

And here, nobody has to hide it. 

We’re figuring this out together. 

FINDING ME with Josh Wolf.

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Education

Self-Improvement

FINDING ME with Josh Wolf What happens when a comedian stops trying to be “on” — and just tells the truth? Comedian JOSH WOLF steps out of his comfort zone to do a daily audio-video journal that leads you to the most important part of you. Authenticity. FINDING ME with Josh Wolf is a daily, no-filter audio-video journal about holding yourself accountable and become the best version of yourself. Every day, Josh opens the mic and talks honestly about where he showed up, where he fell short, and what he’s still trying to figure out: • parenting wins and failures • marriage highs and lows • health, discipline, and the days he loses that battle • creative risks, bad ideas, and quiet victories • money stress, family drama, old fears that won’t leave • the dog, because of course the dog It isn’t polished. It isn’t curated. And it definitely isn’t “self-help.” But every day, it’s honest. Because accountability isn’t a speech — it’s a habit. Josh isn’t your guru. He isn’t your therapist. He’s a flawed human documenting his personal journey to accountability and authenticity… and he’s inviting you to walk alongside him. Some days you’ll laugh harder than you expect. Some days you’ll feel seen in a way that sneaks up on you. Some days, it may hurt — in the best possible way. Because being human is messy. And instead of pretending he has it all together, Josh is choosing to document the mess — in real time — and hold himself publicly accountable. No filters. No skipped days. No pretending anyone has the answers. If you’ve ever wondered whether everyone else is secretly struggling too… They are. And here, nobody has to hide it. We’re figuring this out together. FINDING ME with Josh Wolf.

FINDING ME with Josh Wolf&nbsp;

What happens when a comedian stops trying to be “on” — and just tells the truth? Comedian JOSH WOLF steps out of his comfort zone to do a daily audio-video journal that leads you to the most important part of you. Authenticity.

FINDING ME with Josh Wolf&nbsp;&nbsp;is a daily, no-filter audio-video journal about holding yourself accountable and become the best version of yourself.&nbsp;

Every day, Josh opens the mic and talks honestly about where he showed up, where he fell short,&nbsp;&nbsp;and what he’s still trying to figure out:&nbsp;

• parenting wins and failures&nbsp;

• marriage highs and lows&nbsp;

• health, discipline, and the days he loses that battle&nbsp;

• creative risks, bad ideas, and quiet victories

• money stress, family drama, old fears that won’t leave&nbsp;

• the dog, because of course the dog&nbsp;

It isn’t polished.&nbsp;&nbsp;

It isn’t curated.&nbsp;&nbsp;

And it definitely isn’t “self-help.”&nbsp;

But every day, it’s honest.&nbsp;

Because accountability isn’t a speech — it’s a habit.&nbsp;

Josh isn’t your guru. He isn’t your therapist. He’s a flawed human documenting his personal journey to accountability and authenticity…&nbsp;and he’s inviting you to walk alongside him.&nbsp;



Some days you’ll laugh harder than you expect.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Some days you’ll feel seen in a way that sneaks up on you.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Some days, it may hurt — in the best possible way.&nbsp;

Because being human is messy.&nbsp;

And instead of pretending he has it all together, Josh is choosing to document the mess — in real&nbsp;&nbsp;time — and hold himself publicly accountable.&nbsp;

No filters.&nbsp;&nbsp;

No skipped days.&nbsp;&nbsp;

No pretending anyone has the answers.&nbsp;

If you’ve ever wondered whether everyone else is secretly struggling too… They are.&nbsp;

And here, nobody has to hide it.&nbsp;

We’re figuring this out together.&nbsp;

FINDING ME with Josh Wolf.

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