Taylor Swift's latest album, The Life of a Showgirl, has only been out a week, and the discourse could not be more divided.

Some critics are calling it fake and cringe, others are giving it five stars, but almost everyone assumes its autobiography.

What if they're all wrong? What if every Easter egg, every lyric is just part of the performance?

I'm Charlie Harding from Switched on Pop. Join us as we listen closely to reveal how to the Every Easter egg, every lyric is just part of the performance.

I'm Charlie Harding from Switched on Pop.

Join us as we listen closely to reveal how the life of a showgirl is in confession, it's craft.

Hear it on Switched on Pop, wherever you get podcasts.

What do you think is better to sit on an airplane in the aisle or the window?

Used to be the window, but now it's the aisle.

I go to the bathroom more often.

This is Rick Steves.

He's been called America's most beloved travel guide.

He's been doing it for more than 40 years. How many countries have you been to in your life?

I've never counted. I don't like it when people say I've been to 75 countries.

That has no bearing on what they learned from that experience.

They could have been to 75 airports.

I don't have a bucket list.

What's one sign that a restaurant is for locals versus tourists?

If it's a low-rent place with a handwritten menu in one language that is small, and if it has a boister's crown you can bet it's a good value the

menu handwritten because it's shaped by whatever's fresh in the market this week one language

the local language because they're targeting a local clientele tourists are welcome but they're all

about keeping locals happy and you can stand at the door and feel

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