A transmission from Earth-301.

In this solo episode of Dads of the Multiverse, Josh talks through one of those uncomfortable adult friendship moments where somebody snaps, shuts down, or says they’re done, and you realize the thing that set them off probably wasn’t the whole story.

Sometimes the last straw wasn’t the whole weight. It was just the final thing added to an already impossible pile.

This episode is about pressure, friendship, pride, anxiety, checking on your people, and learning how to care without crowding. It’s about realizing the project, the schedule, the podcast, the plan, or whatever “thing” you’re trying to build can’t matter more than the people it was supposed to connect.

No gossip. No airing anybody out. Just an honest message from a dad trying to choose the better timeline.

Check on your people. Choose a better timeline.

Listen to Dads of the Multiverse wherever you get your podcasts.

Before the full crew returns, Josh sits down solo to get back into the rhythm, talk about where his head has been, and why Dads of the Multiverse still matters. It’s a quick, honest reset about dad life, burnout, creativity, and building The Ultimate Dad Squad into something bigger than just a podcast.

Josh and Marcus are your summer survival squad this week — Corey’s still missing (probably evolving somewhere).

This episode is a full-on dad-style battle royale where parenting meets Pokémon. Josh brings the toddler chaos. Marcus brings the teenage angst. Together, they take on the real Summer League: snack negotiations, moody teens, and that final week of break that feels 14 years long.

It’s absurd. It’s sweaty. It’s relatable. And it’s got enough dad energy to make even a wild Snorlax roll over.

Press start, and prepare to blackout from parenting fatigue.