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Decoding Taylor Swift  

Decoding Taylor Swift

Author: Joe Romm and Toni Romm

Decoding Taylor Swift will transform how you think about Swifts songs. It will also teach you the storytelling tools Swift uses that make her a modern-day Shakespeare, but can make you a better communicator and help your content go viral, so you can drive your mission and build your tribe. Rolling Stone magazine put both Taylor and Joe on its list of The 100 People Who Are Reinventing America. On this podcast, Joe Romm and his daughter Toni will give you the life-changing tools to lead, connect, and change the world
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Language: en-us

Genres: Music, Music Commentary

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Revealed: Ruin the Friendship’s hidden connections to Folklore and The Fate of Ophelia
Monday, 24 November, 2025

Ruin the Friendship’s big mystery is why Taylor Swift put a High School heartbreaker on an album about the Eras Tour. Joe and Toni do a deep dive decoding the song’s meaning by explaining its crucial connections to The Fate of Ophelia and the teenage love triangle in Folklore. Then they explore why Taylor has so many haters with the help of former Cosmopolitan editor Amy Odell who hosts the fashion and pop-culture podcast 'Back Row with Amy Odell' (Apple Podcasts, Spotify). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 

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