This Is Too Much

By: Shaan Dima & Daniel
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  • Summary

  • Shaan, Dima, and Daniel are 3 friends that started having late night calls during the great Quarantine of 2020. Join them as they discuss life, sports, and other things they aren’t fully qualified to talk about in this riveting (+5 for a big word) weekly podcast.
    Shaan, Dima, & Daniel
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Episodes
  • Episode 27: The Big Mac & Cheese Debate (Live On Twitch)

    Episode 27: The Big Mac & Cheese Debate (Live On Twitch)
    Feb 24 2021
    In this episode of the podcast, we went live on twitch to talk about life. We have a fairly large discussion about mac and cheese, and the do’s and don’ts when it comes to making some. Shaan talks about the Candy KD and its nuclear-looking colour. We also chat about Saudi Arabia and how it’s not located in the UAE… ENJOY!!!!
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    54 mins
  • Episode 26: Air Fryers & Candles (ft. Naomi Lau)

    Episode 26: Air Fryers & Candles (ft. Naomi Lau)
    Feb 16 2021
    In this episode, we are joined by a special guest Naomi Lau, one of Daniel’s friends from university. We talk about Dan’s shitty work ethic and how he’s “improved” in university. We also talk about illegal dorm items and how some people want to sneak them in. So enjoy us talking about pets, babies and candles!
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    38 mins
  • Episode 25: She’s Gone

    Episode 25: She’s Gone
    Feb 9 2021
    Well, this episode was a sad one. Dan and Shaan talk about Dima leaving the podcast temporarily, and how sudden it all was. We also talk about future plans for the podcast, including a possible LIVE PODCAST EPISODE. Get ready for what’s to come, and enjoy this episode.
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    51 mins

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