We Eat Stories For Breakfast

By: Adam Jeffrey Rossi and Chandler Bramstedt
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  • We Eat Stories For Breakfast is a thoughtful, genuine conversation show that explores the integral role of storytelling in the human experience. Each week, hosts Adam and Chandler invite a diverse array of storytellers - from authors and musicians to performers and podcast creators - to uncover what story means to them.


    Rather than centering the podcast around their own personalities, Adam and Chandler act as facilitators, guiding guests to share their unique perspectives on the power of stories. Whether unpacking how stories impact our daily lives, or delving into the creative process behind different mediums of storytelling, the conversations aim to illuminate the myriad ways that narrative shapes our world.


    But that's not all - Chandler and Adam also have a playful tradition of asking each guest to share their favorite or go-to breakfast. They then make, eat, and rank the breakfast dishes in a highly competitive (and mouth-watering) weekly tier list.


    With a serious yet playful dynamic, Adam and Chandler foster an atmosphere of genuine curiosity and camaraderie. Their wide-ranging guests provide a glimpse into the story-rich lives of artists, creatives, and everyday people, showing just how integral storytelling is to the human condition.


    So join Chandler and Adam each week as they sit down with story-loving guests and explore why “We eat stories for breakfast."


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Episodes
  • The Joys of Juggling & One Pan Breakfast Quesadillas

    The Joys of Juggling & One Pan Breakfast Quesadillas
    Nov 23 2024

    Summary:


    In this engaging conversation, Adam and Chandler talk with Braxton McCollum as they explore the world of acting and storytelling. Braxton shares his journey from juggling in the circus to becoming an actor in film and television. They discuss the power of storytelling, the influence of video games, and the emotional responses that stories can evoke. The conversation also touches on the impact of platforms like TikTok on modern storytelling and what makes a story resonate with audiences. In this engaging conversation, Braxton McCollum shares his insights on storytelling across various mediums, including performance art, music, and functional art. He discusses the importance of human connection in storytelling and reflects on his experiences in the circus and as a performer. The dialogue also touches on personal stories, the collaborative nature of art, and the significance of breakfast as a metaphor for sharing experiences. Braxton's passion for creating meaningful connections through storytelling shines throughout the discussion.


    Chapters:


    00:00 - Introduction to Braxton McCollum

    17:38 -The Journey into Acting

    20:23 - The Power of Storytelling

    23:38 - Video Games as Storytelling Mediums

    24:50 - SOCIAL MEDIA CLIP "we didn't tell anyone."

    26:29 - Defining Storytelling

    29:28 - What Makes a Good Story?

    32:25 - Exploring New Avenues of Storytelling

    59:09 - The Power of Collaboration in Storytelling

    01:02:08 - Crafting Personal Narratives Through Art

    01:05:14 - Finding Identity in Diverse Interests

    01:06:03 - Breakfast Orders and Personal Connections

    01:11:10 - The Role of Storytelling in Life

    01:11:52 - Reflections on Art, Life, and Connection


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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • The Power of Comedy in Connection & Breakfast

    The Power of Comedy in Connection & Breakfast
    Nov 9 2024

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    The conversation delves into various themes including comedic elements, personal reflections, and the impact of dark humor. Adam and Chandler share insights on their experiences with recording, the nuances of humor, and lighthearted banter about future plans. The discussion also touches on deeper topics related to safety and personal growth.



    Chapters:


    00:00 Introduction and Video Usage

    09:33 Guest Introduction: Jeny Dalrymple

    11:55 The Role of a Dungeon Master

    14:30 Jeny's Go-To Breakfast Recipe

    18:29 Jeny's Story: Religious Upbringing and Transition

    21:54 Becoming a Storyteller

    23:45 Defining Storytelling and Truth

    32:05 Emotional Response to 'Untamed' by Glennon Doyle

    34:37 The Longing for Something More Beautiful

    37:38 The Power of Authentic Storytelling

    43:12 Books that Reflect the Human Experience

    50:36 Exploring Different Formats of Storytelling

    57:37 Encouragement for Students and Educators

    59:26 Breakfast Preferences and Future Plans

    01:00:22 Reflecting on Deep Moments and Understanding Perspectives

    01:01:03 The Power of Storytelling and Embracing Mystery

    01:09:02 Appreciating Small Moments and Memories


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    1 hr and 9 mins

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