Josh Peck
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430 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Josh Peck’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Um, you know, don't eat seconds.
I totally am. I remember us walking by Matt Damon and looking at his face and thinking, wow, that's very believable. I'm pretty sure Jake said some wild shit to that guy. Jake has always been that way.
I totally am. I saw you with Pete Holmes and so many great interviews. It was excellent. Thank you so much, dude. Thank you. I'm so proud of the show. I know. I messed up. So sorry. Just amateur stuff. Okay.
That sounds about me in my mid-twenties. Still making my peace with it all.
But I remember, because I remember distinctly having that idea and knowing you could dance.
That was why.
You had no idea about that at all. That was fun. That was an especially fun time because it was like the media center apartments. It was called something, but they weren't like anything fancy. And I remember distinctly like being around the early days of George and Logan and Jake. And I think Logan had, like, a whiteboard or, like, a vision. Not a vision board, but, like, a schedule.
Yeah, I think he was, like, yeah, Jake was not even 18 yet, I don't think. They were young. Yeah. Super young. And here I am, like, I'm 28, and I'm seeing them, like, they've got, like, a proper setup. And I was, like, oh, no, how old was I? No, I was, like, 25. Yeah. Yeah, I don't think you were... I don't know when I started doing Vine, 26 or something, but right around there.
But I'm looking at this kid going like, oh, he's probably going to be very successful. And the entire crew's become incredibly successful.
I was a fan and I was incredibly lucky that it was the birth of kind of social media as we knew it. And for years, people had brought up like, try YouTube, do something like that. But I didn't know how to edit. The barrier to entry was too scary because I'm like an older millennial. So tech and everything still kind of trips me out.
And so I remember one day I sent one to my wife, who was my girlfriend at the time, and she's like, why don't you make one? Like, we love watching these at night. Like, make one. And I did, and it did okay. And I made, like, two more. And I remember I get a text from my buddy Cameron, and he goes, okay, popular page. And I was like, well, what do you mean?
He's like, you're on the popular page of Vine. Like, yours is one of the biggest of the day. And I was like... Right. And that's crazy. So casual.
But yeah, in the early stages, it just and I remember this sort of the turning point was maybe six to eight months in. think it was like that rare moment before like people like Logan and batch really blew up. And so I was the number one person on the app. So I'm like really feeling myself. And, uh, but I get, I finally get a call from my agent and manager.
They're like, you know, we've been trying to make you not just the Drake and Josh guy, like so that you're able to do other things that aren't just super broad and comedic. And like, you're, you're being a
weirdo in your car like talking to your phone like just being dumb like is this is this a good look for us and I said let me get back to you so I call a buddy I was really lucky my friend worked in the early early stages of social media for a company called the audience my buddy remember that
Really early. Really early. And I called him and I was like, Rami, what do you think? And he's super smart. And he's like, listen, don't let anyone tell you they know what this is because I work in it and even I don't know what it is.
But I'll tell you that being able to go to your audience every day, create content for them, connect, see what they like and what they don't like and everything in between is powerful. So do this. Do it every day.
I like it all, and I also think anything you can use as an edge in a really particular... Traditional show business isn't merit-based, whereas social media, if it gets the most likes, it does the best, there's a good chance that it is the best. But in TV and movies, it's subjective, right? You could be perfect for the role, but the lead also has your same energy and kind of look.
And that might get distracting. People will be like, wait, is that the lead? Is that the best friend? So we're going to get someone with darker hair. They're not as good, but what are we going to do? And that can be maddening. And so I think if you have social media followers and it gives you that edge because they know you're going to help publicize it, great. But I'm so glad to have both.
I'm so glad to go, you know...
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