The Mostly Stories 312’s Podcast

Pull up a chair for a real conversation inside the studio atmosphere of our latest podcast recording.In this episode, Lewis Fox and Severen Henderson sit down to get into the kind of honest dialogue that defines the Mostly Stories experience. We skip the scripts and press junkets to focus on the moments that matter, creating a space for reflection and genuine storytelling.Whether you are looking for fresh perspective or just enjoy hearing real people discuss the experiences that shape them, this session offers a look at what happens when the microphones are live. We cover the mindset of keeping things authentic and the value of sitting down for a meaningful chat.Subscribe for more conversations with interesting people and the stories behind who they are, and let us know in the comments what topic you want us to cover next.

David Eigenberg joins Lewis Fox and Severen Henderson on Mostly Stories 312 for a conversation about acting, Chicago, his career, and the stories behind some of his most memorable roles.
Known to millions as Christopher Herrmann on NBC's Chicago Fire and Steve Brady from Sex and the City and And Just Like That…, David sits down with host Lewis Fox and co-host and producer Severen Henderson for a relaxed conversation that goes beyond the characters people know from television.
We talk about his journey as an actor, his relationship with Chicago, what he's learned from years in the industry, life behind the scenes of Chicago Fire, and the experiences that helped shape the man behind the roles.
With Severen bringing more than two decades of real-world fire service experience to the conversation, we also get a unique perspective on portraying firefighters on television versus living the job in real life.
No Hollywood press junket. No scripted answers. Just stories, laughs, perspective, and a great conversation.
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Host: Lewis Fox  Co-Host & Producer: Severen Henderson  Guest: David Eigenberg
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Getting people to tell you stories is one thing. Getting them to sit behind a microphone? Sometimes that’s like herding stray cats.
In “The Pitch,” Lewis Fox sits down with producer and co-host Sev Henderson to talk about why he started Mostly Stories 312 and make his pitch to the guests he’s been trying to wrangle onto the show. It’s a conversation about the reason behind the podcast and an invitation to pull up a chair and share your story.
If Lewis has been asking you to come on, consider this your official callout. And if he hasn’t gotten around to you yet, don’t get too comfortable. 😂
This episode is sponsored by Windy City Weight Loss.

In this episode, we get into the kind of real conversation that makes podcasting feel like sitting at the kitchen table or around the firehouse after a long day. This one is full of stories, perspective, laughs, lessons, and honest moments about life, work, growth, and the experiences that shape who we become.
We talk through the ups, the challenges, the memories, and the mindset it takes to keep moving forward. Whether you’re connected to the fire service, chasing your own goals, or just enjoying hearing real people tell real stories, this episode brings a grounded, relatable conversation from start to finish.
Press play and enjoy the ride.
 

In Mostly Stories Episode 312, Lewis Fox welcomes Jon Czerwien for a real conversation centered on life, reflection, and personal storytelling.
Mostly Stories gives people space to share the moments, memories, and experiences that helped shape them. This episode continues that mission with a relaxed and meaningful conversation featuring Jon Czerwien.
Hosted by Lewis Fox.Produced and guest-hosted by Severen “Sevy” Henderson.

During this episode Cip talks about his years in the firehouse and on the fire department. He explains the Buffer and we talk about the fans that have been in the firehouse over the years. Then its just you normal firehouse kitchen table talk.
Enjoy
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Teddy from Truck 50 tells his story of how he almost died at a fire after falling 3 story’s off a roof and talks about the fight to get back to work, and just an everyday firehouse kitchen table conversation, enjoy! 

Lewis sits down with "Shane From the Office" Producer Severen Henderson and another appearance by friend Randy Campbell. This episode covers dispatch stories and more first responder tales. 

This conversation doesn’t try to go anywhere special. It goes where it has to.
In this episode of Mostly Stories, host Lewis Fox and producer Severen Henderson sit down with Randy Campbell to talk through a moment that changed everything. A fire. A second floor. A split-second decision. Randy recounts the night he escaped a burning building by jumping from an upper floor, saving his own life and the life of his son in the process.
What follows isn’t a dramatic retelling or a packaged lesson. It’s a slow walk through memory. The fear, the clarity, the aftermath, and the weight that lingers long after the flames are gone.
There’s no agenda here and no attempt to polish the story for effect. Just a father, a survivor, and the truth that surfaces when a story is allowed to unfold at its own pace.
This episode isn’t about answers. It’s about staying with the moment and listening to what it leaves behind.

Mostly Stories is an explicit, unfiltered podcast where firefighters, comedians, and everyday characters sit down to talk life the way it’s actually talked about. No scripts. No polish. Just real conversations, dark humor, and stories that are hilarious, heavy, and sometimes questionable… which is exactly the point.
Hosted by Foxy the show blends firehouse storytelling, comedy, and real-life reflection. Some stories are true, some are embellished, and some might be complete bullshit — but they’re always entertaining. Expect strong language, big opinions, and zero filtering.
If you like raw conversations, laughing until your face hurts, and hearing the kind of stories people swear “you had to be there” for, this show is for you.
Listener discretion advised: Explicit language and adult themes throughout.