
Studying the impact of Taylor Swift through 1-hour-ish seminars with Hannah (@sippingaugust) and Exquisite (@exquisitewill). The two discuss track-by-track analysis of each track on Taylor Swift's albums. They are currently discussing "The Life of a Showgirl" and have already completed episodes on TTPD and Midnights. Art Credit: Alef Vernon @alefvernon. Find him on Patreon!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Can you believe it's been 100 episodes of "The Taylor Seminars?" To celebrate, we invited musician Brigid Kaelin, a Kentucky-based songwriter, instrumentalist, composer, author, and artist. You may know her from her viral videos on Instagram & TikTok... more
We've made it to the closing track of Taylor Swift's evermore album. In this song, Swift uses imagery in powerful ways to show the depths of despair. And then, in the tumultuous bridge, we hear her find hope and the ability to get back up. Join Exqui... more
In this bonus episode, we talk about how Taylor Swift has been named one of the "30 Greatest Living American Songwriters" by The New York Times Magazine. As part of the feature, she participated in a 30-minute interview detailing her process, which i... more
It's time for "closure," track 14 from Taylor Swift's evermore album. This song is full of "spite, tears, beers, and candles" and Exquisite and Hannah absolutely love it. Join us to hear how Taylor uses imperfect rhymes and imagery to convey her pett... more
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People who get it! Just like our showgirl, there’s more to this album than meets the eye!
I’m enjoying this so much!
I love love love hearing smart swifties dissect and analyze Taylor’s work! It’s a lot of fun getting to listen to two very well spoken and intelligent people discuss their interpretations of songs that I love. 🫶🏻
love this and love all the theories but i couldnt finish last episode cause the noise gave me a headache.. please check the microphones and sound before you publish cause id love to be able hear you speak and theorize !!
They just let anyone pretend to understand English these days.
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Two hosts conduct track-by-track analyses of Taylor Swift songs with thoughtful lyric breakdowns, narrative interpretations, and pop-cultural references. Episodes mix close-reading, personal anecdotes, and playful theory about song origins and production, with recurring attention to storytelling, character perspectives, and the evolution of Swift's musical eras. A notable strength is the duo's chemistry and willingness to connect tracks to broader themes like fame, hometown memory, and the music industry, making it appealing for listeners who enjoy literary-style music analysis and fan context without needing prior deep Swift trivia. The format and tone are likely to attract show-goers who appreciate nuanced discussions, witty banter, and a... more
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