The Brainfood Podcast Episode #004 | Christian Harbin & Ron Lampkin

Main Topic: Will our generation ever truly understand patience?

Ron Lampkin is a Travel nurse currently stationed in Queens, NY | Christian Harbin is an activist & avid Journalist in New York, NY

In this episode of The Brainfood Podcast, 3 friends will sit down and share their thoughts and advice on the millennial generation’s struggle with patience. The lack of this simple concept has given our generation an identity of being professionally inept, while also forging the path to numerous mental health issues, and other consequences. On the flip side, can lack of patience be a positive notion?? Some of the most innovative businesses and technology has stemmed from the “impatient millennial mind." During this conversation we seek to find balance, understanding, and insight on how to handle the complex feeling of “am I behind?”

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Time & Date

Saturday, June 29th | 8:00pm

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Location

Chelsea Market

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Main Topic??

Will we ever understand patience?

Show ITINERARY

Part 1: Introduction

  • Devin will open up the show with small pleasantries to the audience and the introduction of our guest Scott!

Part 2: Catch Up

  • A quick 5 - 10 minute chat about life’s current events, feelings, successes, struggles, and just catching up on life.

Part 3: Topic Discussion (1st Half)

  • We will then jump into the main topic of discussion. Which can casually break off into multiple directions

Part 4: So Now I’ve tried… Oysters!

  • In the middle of the discussion we will take an intermission to try Oysters!

  • The saying goes that oysters should only be eaten in months that contain the letter “r” – that would be September through April – but that isn't exactly the case anymore. Because of oyster farms in cold waters and better abilities to monitor for bacteria, it's safe to eat them raw anytime!

  • We will then review and give our thoughts on the New England appetizer and move forward with the other half of the conversation

Part 5: Topic Discussion (2nd Half)

  • Same format as the first half, only expounding on our initial thoughts or bringing new/unsaid thoughts to the table

Part 6: Wrap

  • Winding down the conversation with thank yous, takeaways, where the audience can find you both online, etc.!

  • See you soon! :))