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Ruin The Friendship

This episode of 13: A Taylor Swift Fan Podcast dives into one of the most emotional and daring tracks on The Life of a Showgirl — Ruin the Friendship. Lacey, Ana, and Amy unpack the nostalgic lyrics, the heartbreaking “what ifs,” and the real-life connection fans believe ties the ... Show more

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From Rant Bridges to Big Deals: Taylor Swift’s Songwriting Cred & New York Times Interview

Being a Swiftie can be chaotic at times but that’s why we have SwifTEAs to keep it all straight… or get it all wrong. There’s a lot to cover in this episode, from Taylor Swift being named one of the greatest living songwriters in her New York Times feature to breaking down her ac ... Show more

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