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I don't think most people who walk in the stadium know that there are four

people in the history of music who've won the Grammy for Album of the Year three times.

And it's Frank Sinatra, it's Stevie Wonder, it's Paul Simon, and it's Taylor Swift.

And when you say that to some people, they're like, well, she's not in that category.

And I go, the fuck she isn't. Like, go listen to the music.

And I think she does have all of these on ramps, whether you're into pop music,

I think Midnight's is perfect for that. Whether you're into Sad Dad Rock,

I think Evermore and Folklor are great for that. Whether you're into country, she's got

the albums to bring you on board that way. And Red as Nora talks about is this wonderful

mishmash of all things. Yeah, it's funny when I first met Emily and the first time I heard

all too well, she played it for me. And she's like, I just want you to know that she is a much

better writer in this song as a much better written song than any speech you've ever written with

brother. And I listen and I was like, hey, she's a pretty good point.

I'm John Favreau. Welcome to Offline.

Hey, everyone. My guests today are Nora Princiotti and Nathan Hubbard, hosts of the ringers

every single album podcast. If you like Taylor Swift, you will love this episode.

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