Welcome to Curious with Josh Pax, start the show.

This is my podcast. There are many like it, but this one is mine. Is it special? You decide.

What's good about it? I don't quite know yet. You've taken a leap. Maybe you're here because

you heard me promoting it. Maybe you were just trolling the Apple podcast app and you saw my

picture and said, well, that looks like it could be a mess. I'd like to view that. I'd like to

to hear what kind of hygiene sees up to. I don't know guys. This is it. This is a new thing. This is

fresh. I don't have to be anyone but myself. And this is what I like. I like interesting people.

I like people who have had different experiences to mine. And I like the ability in which to

have them one-on-one, asking them questions and doing the deep dive to exactly what I'm interested in.

So I hope what I find interesting is interesting to you as well. And there may be a celebrity or two on

here. There might be some friends of mine. There might be some enemies. Why not? I'm not afraid of

confrontation. But inevitably it's all going to be people who I want to spend an hour with and hear

more about their life. So this is John Stamos. You know who he is. Don't act like you don't. I don't

know who you think you are. But he's John Stamos. You probably grew up with him. You probably find

him handsome. And you probably want to hear about his life and the things that he's interested in.

So we made a TV show together two years ago called Grandfather that got cancelled. But what a run

it was. 22 episodes of Pure Bliss and Joy. And in this business you don't really stay friends with

people. It's kind of like summer camp relationships. It's incredible while it's happening. And then you

say goodbye and see each other in passing 18 months later and just give each other a nod at your

local coffee bean. But Stamos and I have stayed friends and I really love the guy. He's good people.

We have had a lasting effect on each other's lives and I never would have expected to call him a

friend and a confidant. But I can say that confidently. So here he is. John Stamos.

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