Ep. 28 - The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived

Ep. 29 - Haunted

Come on, come on don’t leave us like this - listen to another episode! This week, Caroline channels her inner Bella Swan to discuss Taylor’s foray into goth rock, Haunted. The girls discuss the somewhat singular production, the re-recorded version, and the Twilight of it all. 2010 was a beautiful time for all of our side parts and maladaptive daydreaming about supernatural boyfriends and looking longingly out of rain soaked windows. We are so excited to talk about it all! Cue the dramatic strings.

Ep. 28 - The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived

No but seriously, who the fuck was that guy?? This week, the girls are talking The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived and boy do we have thoughts. From our takes on production and words of affirmation for Aaron Dessner to the breakdown of this bridge and the relationship that we think inspired it, we cover it all. You’ll love this episode - unless you’re a Jehovah’s witness or the lead singer of an indie rock band. Or a man, probably.

Ep. 27 - Forever & Always

It’s raining in our bedrooms but everything is right because this week we are talking about Forever and Always. Emma leads as the girls talk Jo-Bro’s lore, the Fearless era, and Taylor’s early writing gems. Plus we assign Taylor songs to the stages of grief. Give us a little more than 27 seconds of your time and tune in.

Ep. 26 - I Knew You Were Trouble

This week the girls assemble without Daph, resulting in a truly chaotic look at one of Taylor’s biggest singles from Red, I Knew You Were Trouble. Topics include: the iconic music video, dubstep, Taylor’s most frequent production collaborators, and people who were compulsive liars in high school. Remember that video of the goat screaming to this song? Kind of sums up the vibes of this episode.

Ep. 25 - Castles Crumbling

We feel our Castle’s Crumbling down (just kidding - none of us can afford castles). This week the girls talk about Taylor’s Speak Now vault track ft Haley Williams, discussing women in the music industry and if our little emo hearts were satisfied by this collab. Burn some bridges and let’s talk!