Welcome to The According To Wes Podcast , the hilariously unfiltered show where we expose the messy, chaotic reality of trying to "do the work." Join us and our brutally honest friend group as we roast our own journaling fails, share the most embarrassing self-care disasters, and provide good and bad (most likely bad) advice: laughing at the absolute absurdity of everyday life. If you've ever rage-quit a meditation app, spent $100 on planners you never use, or needed your besties to talk you out of a 3 AM life crisis, this is the community you’ve been searching for. Hit play to find out why your biggest, most embarrassing mistakes are actually your greatest superpowers! 🎧👇 Subscribe now before you accidentally manifest another disaster!
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to The According To Wes Podcast, the hilariously unfiltered show where we expose the messy, chaotic reality of trying to "do the work." Join us and our brutally honest friend group as we roast our own journaling fails, share the most embarrassing self-care disasters, and provide good and bad (most likely bad) advice: laughing at the absolute absurdity of...
According To Wes is hosted by Wes. The show has published 98 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "What Happens When the Goalpost Always Moves?" (20 October 2026, 13 minutes), "Wes & DeLaw | Who Actually Owns What In Your Life" (22 September 2026, 61 minutes), and "Wes & DeLaw | Mom Put A Phone Bill In My Name" (2 September 2026, 67 minutes).
According To Wes publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 98 episodes.
Booking probability for According To Wes is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. According To Wes requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. According To Wes's contact route on record: verified email.
Wes hosts According To Wes, a society podcast with 98 episodes published.
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Episode #31
Your life finally goes quiet and instead of relief, you feel a tight chest and a compulsive need to “fix” something. We know that feeling, and we go straight at it: what if the thing you call ambition is sometimes just...
According To Wes
We bounce from sugary canned cocktails to the not-so-glam basics of hygiene, sleep, and daily habits that quietly shape your mood and your confidence. Then we get blunt about money expectations in dating and what to do...
According To Wes
We talk through the difference between escaping your life and building one you can actually live in, even when prices are high and stress is constant. Then we get into two messy money stories where family loyalty...
Episode #28
We call jealousy the ugliest emotion because it hides behind pride and quietly rewrites how we see other people’s wins. We break down how self-deceit keeps envy in control, then show how naming jealousy turns it into a...
According To Wes
Your party starts at 5 and ends at 11. Do you stay the whole time, or do you protect your peace and hit the 9:30 exit? We start with grown-man party math, the brutal “not hungover but I’m cooked” morning-after feeling...
Episode #28
You can be in the room and still be gone. If you’ve ever defaulted to “solutions” while someone needed comfort, or sent the classic “let me know if you need anything” and then disappeared, we’re naming the pattern for...
You can be calm, polite, and still be completely dishonest and that’s where the exhaustion starts. We’re digging into a sneaky habit that drains your energy without you noticing: translating your real feelings into...
Complaining can feel like truth-telling, but it often acts more like a slow drain on your energy, your focus, and your relationships. I dig into a blunt Stoic line often attributed to Marcus Aurelius: “Don’t be...
According To Wes
A simple Father’s Day question turns into a full-on relationship reality check: if you’re dating a man for over a year, and he’s a dad, do you show up with a gift, a plan, or nothing at all? We talk through the messy...
According To Wes
A team is up big late and still finds a way to lose, and that pain kicks off a surprisingly layered ride. We start with NBA playoff breakdown mode: late-game mistakes, missed free throws, coaching decisions, and the...
According To Wes
One minute we’re arguing Spurs vs Knicks like it’s a chess match, the next we’re knee deep in a relationship problem that hits way closer to home. We start with NBA Finals predictions, injury questions, and why some...
According To Wes
A woman spots what looks like her old wedding diamond on her ex-husband’s new fiancée and wants to “do the right thing” by telling her. That one scenario opens a much bigger door for us: when does honesty become...
Episode #25
Indecision does not just slow you down, it drains you. If you have ever stared at a menu for ten minutes or replayed a big life choice until the moment passes, you have felt how analysis paralysis steals time, energy...
According To Wes
Somebody can be “family” and still put your future at risk. We start with a heavy reality check about loss, unexpected illness, and how fast life can flip when you don’t see what someone is carrying. We also talk about...
Generosity has been marketed like it’s a dollar amount, but I see it as something harder and more valuable: a state of being. I unpack what generosity really means, including its roots in “noble spirit,” and why the...
According To Wes
A $125 grocery run for “not even a lot” of food turns into a bigger question: when money gets tight, what do couples do next, and who gets a say? We kick things off with cost of living reality, why meat prices make...
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