The FIRE Podcast – Fueling Innovation Resiliency & Excellence Hosted by Severen Henderson
The FIRE Podcast - Fueling Innovation Resiliency & Excellence Hosted by Severen Henderson
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Severen is a major metropolitan city firefighter, and The F.I.R.E. Podcast is a show about everything! Together, we will tackle every issue through conversations because no problem gets dealt with without a conversation. So please join us on this media front and check out the show! To learn more, head to our blog at https://www.iamsevy.co or our social media bio at https://www.iamsevy.com
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The podcast focuses on various themes including personal experiences in the fire service, community dynamics, mental health advocacy, and lifestyle discussions, featuring episodes like 'A Brotherhood Beyond the Fire' with Columbus firefighters and 'Black Heroes of Fire' parts series that highlight influential figures in the fire service.
The Championized Podcast is a conversation-driven show hosted by Severen Henderson, a major metropolitan city firefighter, author, and creative strategist who believes no real problem gets solved without an honest conversation.
This show covers everything—life, creativity, purpose, mental health, identity, leadership, culture, and the moments that shape who we become beyond our titles. Some episodes feature thoughtful guests from all walks of life. Others are solo reflections where Severen breaks down ideas, experiences, and lessons in real time.
There’s no hype here. No hustle talk for the sake of noise. Just real conversations, honest perspectives, and intentional thinking designed to help you perform better, live fuller, and create with purpose.
If you’re someone who’s capable, curious, and tired of surface-level content, you’re in the right place.
To learn more, visit the blog at https://www.championized.com
Or connect through social media at https://www.iamsevy.com
David Eigenberg joins The Championized Podcast for a conversation about acting, career longevity, Chicago, the fire service, and the person behind the characters audiences have come to know.
Best known as Christopher Herrmann on NBC’s Chicago Fire and Steve Brady from Sex and the City, David talks about the journey behind his career, what has helped him stay grounded, and what he has learned from working in television for decades.
The conversation also takes on a unique perspective through Severen Henderson’s own experience in the fire service, creating an interesting discussion about portraying firefighters on television versus actually living the job.
Originally recorded with Lewis Fox for Mostly Stories 312, this conversation fits naturally into Championized because it is about more than acting. It is about growth, identity, staying humble, doing the work, and continuing to evolve long after people think they already know your story.
A relaxed, funny, and thoughtful conversation with David Eigenberg about the work, the journey, and the life beyond the role.Guest: David Eigenberg
Host: Severen Henderson
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