2025 Ep 312 - ⁠Taylor Swift Song Sleuth Allegations

Hamish & Andy

LiSTNR

Comedy

4.9 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 8 October 2025

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

The world’s biggest music star (and “friend of the show”) Taylor Swift is under the Song Sleuth microscope this week with FIVE allegations. Andy’s been people-watching and brings some of life’s everyday mysteries to the table in Domestic Qs. Extreme Empaths are back, and Hamish shares his favourite part of the week - “nub hunting” - and why Zoe has temporarily banned both him and Sonny from doing it. Plus, we check in with listener Sam for a Gusto Check - the legend who first dropped the iconic phrase, “Gusto to you.”

1. Song Sleuth - Taylor Swift
2. Domestic Qs
3. Extreme Empaths
4. Nub hunting
5. Gusto check - The original ‘gusto to you’

Transcript

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0:00.0	A Listener Production
0:04.0	Activate your internet
0:09.1	Because the Hamish and Andy podcast starts in three
0:14.0	Two
0:15.4	Sorry, still buffering
0:19.0	One Ahoy to me, Browice Sorry, still buffering. One!
0:23.8	Ahoi to me brevis, Jack.
0:27.2	Brevis Jack or Brevis Hamish?
0:29.4	Sorry,
0:30.3	Ahooy to me Brevis.
0:31.6	Oh, I don't mind going first.
0:33.0	Yeah, but no, you Jack can be the brevis.
0:35.1	Ahoie to me Brevis, Jack.
0:36.7	Aoy, Andy.
0:37.6	Is it mispronounced kettle brands?
0:40.8	Yeah, I felt my head went to a brevill like a toast maker.
0:44.0	No, yeah, yeah.
0:45.0	Ahoy to me, Tertius.
0:47.6	Hame.
0:49.0	I don't know.
0:50.2	Are we the names of, like, gargoyles in mythology? This feels like the names of the
0:56.4	three monsters somewhere. I'm the longest. The longest. You wish, mate. Certainly not
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