A Taylor Swift Guide for New Swifties — The Inside Jokes, Easter Eggs, and Chants Explained: Podcast
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Unfortunately, the rumors are true: Good for a Weekend can no longer gatekeep their favorite underground indie artist Taylor Swift. Listen to hosts Kressie and MK welcome new and old Swifties by introducing the inside jokes, easter eggs, and lore that make up the fanbase in the new episode above or wherever you get your podcasts.
Ever since folklore, Swift’s fame has surpassed casual pop and country music fans, and it feels like the amount of die-hard Swifties has quadrupled. Good for a Weekend is determined to welcome these new faces with open arms, ensuring they feel included in the community of fans.
In addition to today’s episodes, Kressie and MK have compiled a list of supplemental material. Check out these past episodes for even further dives into important topics. Think of it as optional, fun homework.
Episode 6: MySpace Taylor
Episode 11: Tayvoodoo
Episode 14: The Rise and Fall of the Squad
Episode 43: Taylor Swift Stan Drama: Fady
Episode 68: The Swift Life App
Episode 86: Taylor Swift’s Hidden Messages in her Old Albums
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A Taylor Swift Guide for New Swifties — The Inside Jokes, Easter Eggs, and Chants Explained: Podcast
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