Mostly Stories 312 Podcast with John Czerwien | Hosted by Lewis Fox and Severen Henderson

Mostly Stories 312 Podcast with John Czerwien | Hosted by Lewis Fox and Severen Henderson

In Mostly Stories Episode 312, Lewis Fox welcomes John 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 John Czerwien. Hosted by Lewis Fox. Produced and guest-hosted by Severen “Sevy” Henderson.

Cips Episode

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 Click the like and subscribe button for more Mostly Stories episodes.

Teddy from Truck 50

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!

Mostly Stories Episode 3

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.

Mostly Stories Episode 2 With Super Medic Randy Campbell

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.