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What happens when the dynamics of a friendship shift? Do you talk about it? Sweep it under the rug? Or let time pass until the shift turns your regularly scheduled Sunday brunches into a chance run-in and a casual, “Maybe we can meet for lunch?”
In Episode 2 of Too Much 2 Text, we talk about what happens when friendships change—and what we do, or don’t do, when they do.
It’s been a long time coming…literally! Craig “The Writer” Stewart and Danielle M. Brown have finally made it to the mic. In the premiere episode of Too Much 2 Text, they take you back to where it all began at Hampton University, reflect on the journey that shaped their lifelong friendship, and unpack the love, beauty, compassion, hurt, and occasional heartbreak that come with life—and with friendship.
Longtime friends Craig "The Writer" Stewart and Danielle M. Brown have been having real conversations since junior year at Hampton University—long before texting was even a thing. On Too Much 2 Text, they bring their honest, thoughtful, and often hilarious conversations about life, relationships, business, culture, and everything in between to the mic. Because some things are simply Too Much 2 Text.
It’s been a long time coming…literally! Craig “The Writer” Stewart and Danielle M. Brown have finally made it to the mic. In the premiere episode of Too Much 2 Text, they take you back to where it all began at Hampton University, reflect on the journey that shaped their lifelong friendship, and unpack the love, beauty, compassion, hurt, and occasional heartbreak that come with life—and with friendship.
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Longtime friends Craig “The Writer” Stewart and Danielle M. Brown have been having real-life conversations since before texting was even a thing. Through every season of life, they’ve known that…
On Too Much 2 Text, they invite you into honest, thought-provoking, and often humorous conversations about relationships, business, culture, purpose, and the everyday moments that connect us all. After all, some things are simply Too Much 2 Text…