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I'm so excited because you know my favorite thing to do on the podcast is to talk to other podcasters, especially ones I've wanted to have on for a while when there's an overlap of interest, a shared interest with not only me, but with you guys. In this case, it is, of course, Taylor Swift, but more broadly, pop pop music, the pop eight girls and her book that came out this week called Hit Girls that I

blurbed on the cover that you guys will absolutely love. And who I'm talking about is Nora

Prenciotti, who is the co-host of a podcast called Every Single Album that I think is under the

umbrella of The Ringer on Spotify. And they review all sorts

of albums, but I certainly was introduced via their Taylor Swift reviews of new albums, of re-records.

Turner co-host, Nathan, have such an compelling dynamic and an interesting balance of opinions

about Taylor Swift's discography, about her lyrics and music and

personal life. And I just love listening to them. And I've always wanted to have her on. So when

the opportunity arose to chat about her book and then for me to slide in, you know, 40 minutes

of talking about Taylor Swift before you, I had to shoot my shot. So yeah, we have a really fun

conversation. If you like the episode about

Addison Ray, like you'll love this book too because she also, she goes so much farther into like

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