Josh Peck is an actor, comedian, bestselling author, and creator who has turned reinvention and realness into a career-long superpower. First known to millions as a beloved Nickelodeon star on Drake & Josh, Peck has since evolved into a multi-platform cultural connector—building direct audience relationships through social media, hosting the candid conversation hub, the Good Guys podcast, and sharing his journey in his memoir, Happy People Are Annoying.

On stage, Josh speaks with sharp humor and human clarity about his journey of childhood fame, overcoming addiction and self-sabotage, navigating career pivots, and the creative freedom that comes from bypassing traditional gatekeepers to build authentic influence—a lived narrative of resilience and reinvention. He is equal parts comedian, storyteller, and truth-teller. He uses self-deprecation and vulnerability as connective tissue, turning personal missteps into actionable insight and unexpected laughter. Audiences feel encouraged to embrace their imperfect story, build trust through authenticity, and adapt creatively in an ever-shifting media landscape.

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His recent and diverse acting work includes a standout presence in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, a memorable turn on The Last of Us, the indie drama Locating Silver Lake, and projects like Netflix’s Take The 10 and the heartfelt Danny Collins with Al Pacino.

Earlier in his career, Peck earned critical notice for Mean Creek and The Wackness, and appeared in the action feature Red Dawn, the dance drama Battle of the Year, and genre fare like Aliens in the Attic. He has also lent his voice to the Ice Age franchise and brought charm to other varied projects, showing early on his massive range of talent that would become the foundation of the creative he is today.