Welcome to Pop Pantheon, the podcast where we completely overanalyze all of your favorite

pop stars and then rank them in the official Pop Pantheon. This is your host to DJ Louis

the 14th, and this is a very special B-side. It's Taylor

B-side. Taylor B-side, guys. Before we get into that, please don't forget to rate, review,

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And let's get into this week's episode, which is a

conversation between myself and the ringers Rob Harvilla, the brilliant music critic,

about Taylor Swift's new album Midnights. We get into where this falls in her album trajectory,

what this pertains for her career at this stage, whether we're into the

music, what we're liking, what we're not liking, the Jack Antonoff of the whole thing,

where we hope she might go next, et cetera, et cetera.

It was a really wide-ranging and fun and funny conversation with Rob.

So without further ado, here is our episode on Taylor Swift's Midnights.

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