We Could Be Friends Christiana Cromer

In this episode, Christiana and Hope discuss their friendship in the framework of the past year, and how it changed as they transitioned away from being roommates, got into romantic relationships, grew closer with other friends, and connected and especially, built lives in a post-vaccinated world. They also talk about how their friendships with others and social appetites in general changed in the past year, and thought about what friendship between them might look like in the next. 


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In this episode, Hope and Christiana cover the ins and outs of long-distance friendship. They start off talking about their personal experiences with long-distance friendship, including reviewing the way their own relationship felt when they were apart and how that changed once they were both in New York, and making predictions for how they'll feel once they're LDR again. Spoiler: Their love will persist! 

Then, we spend some time with a very special trio of friends: Sabine Pigg, Zoe Duncan-Doroff, and Lea Davis (friendship roots est. 2002, Portland, Oregon). Despite now living in their respective corners of the country, they are an inspirational example of unconditional love and support that goes the distance. What makes our conversation with these three extra special is that we were able to chat in person, all thanks to Zoe and Lea surprising Sabine for her birthday/happy med school/going away party in New York City. 

Thanks for listening, and a huge thank you to Sabine, Zoe, and Lea for coming on the show. We love you! 


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Christiana solo-hosts this episode on all things queer friendship. We explore the specific complexities and closeness of queer friendship, tell stories of finding early queer connections, navigating the often blurred lines of queer relationships, and more. 

This episode features a host of cherished queer friends; you'll hear Christiana's real-life conversations with friends Avery and Molly, as well as audio snippets from Krieger, Aditi, and Sean. 

Regardless of where you land on the sexuality spectrum, we hope you find something interesting and helpful in this episode. Happy Pride! 🌈


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In this episode, we explore breakups in the context of friendships, which sting just as bad (and sometimes more) than their more infamous romantic counterparts. 

Hope and Christiana start off discussing their own experiences with rifts and breaks in their past friendships, and then we hear from four guests about their breakups with friends. This episode covers breakup context, regrets, biggest learnings and growth moments, the concept of reconnecting with a friend after a break, and more. 

Breaking up is always hard to do, and it's specifically hard when it's with your friends. Have a listen!


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In the premiere episode of We Could Be Friends, Hope and Christiana reflect upon the various facets of their personal friendship and dive into the  important and impactful nature of friendship -- a concept that is rarely explored or talked about. Tune into this episode for a heartwarming look into the journey of two best friends and a primer into what you can expect from future episodes of We Could Be Friends. 


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