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Thank you. Up to this point, Taylor Swift, the pop star, has not been, well, strongly in favor of marriage.

There are a few songs there where she plays with the idea of marriage, more in a kind of

a teenage dream way. But by a large, her songs have chronicled broken relationships that

she's had. That tune has changed, apparently. Welcome back to issues, et cetera. I'm Todd Wilkin.

Thanks for tuning us in live on this Monday afternoon, the 20th October.

Emily Jocinski of Unheard joins us to talk about pro-marriage songs on Taylor Swift's latest album, The Life of a Showgirl.

Glenn Stanton will join us for folks on the family to discuss the rapid decline of transgender

identification, and then Marjorie Dan & Felser, President Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America,

will discuss the FDA and abortion pills. Emily Jishinsky is a journalist based in Washington, D.C.,

correspondent at Unheard, host of After Party and co-host of Breaking Points, author of a recent column

for the Institute for Family Studies titled

on her new album, Taylor Swift, sings a pro-marriage tune. Emily, welcome back.

Thank you for having me. I'm 61 years old. My daughter's about 35. My granddaughter,

her daughter is six. The other day, in fact, it was yesterday, they were both sitting doing a jigsaw puzzle,

listening to the life of a showgirl and singing along. What's the appeal? Explain that to me.

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