Break Bread Bro: Recent Episodes

Tea Time

A Place Where Brothers and Sisters Come Together to Break Bread, Courtesy of Tea Time 24/7

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At what point do you say enough is enough, and what happens if you pass that point? Bright has a story about the first time he (accidentally) overindulged. Music by Courtney Jackson

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Did you have any noteworthy academic experiences in school? Bright shares the responses to a Twitter poll and relates some of his own memories from those days. Associate Producer: Courtney Jackson

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Do you remember what's on the front and back of the the coins in circulation in the US? Bright gives a refresher. Associate Producers: Courtney Jackson, Kaeda Knight

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Interesting things can come from dreams. Bright recalls the inspiration for a short story. Coincidentally, an unrelated song with its own creation story seems to fit right in. Associate Producer: Kaeda Knight

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They say you never forget the first time. All night shift rideshare drivers assume the risk of a passenger throwing up in the car. Bright shares the first incident (of a few) in his vehicle.

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Imagine yourself as a rideshare driver. Imagine picking up passengers with the kind of baggage that can't be put in the trunk. Bright shares the story of an uncomfortable incident from the past. Associate Producer: Kayda Knight

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Some people may ask, "How did Jesus find guys named Peter, James, John, Andrew, etc. in Palestine over 2000 years ago?" These people are either being intellectually dishonest or merely demonstrating that they know nothing about how translation works. EncyclopÆdia Bright examines the etymologies of several biblical names to put the question to rest.

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Bathe in nostalgia as Bright recounts three of his favorite moments from the popular sitcom "Family Matters".

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Bright returns to the bakery to tell the story of a novel he penned as a teen that had school admins eyeing him closely.

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There are ideas people contemplate and discuss daily that are not properly represented in the English language. Listen as Bert provides a few examples.

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In the Beginning, the Baker prepared bread, and he saw that it was good. Follow Bert as he explains how Tea Time 24/7 and Break Bread Bro began.