Nothing New: A Taylor Swift Podcast
Nicki & Andie, best pals and long-time fans, cover all things Taylor Swift in several series: album reviews, themed groupings of songs, and individual song reviews. With a focus on lyrical breakdowns, production choices, and of course the vast range of emotions that T-Swift songs elicit in all of us. Whether you’re new to T-Swift, a veteran fan, or even a reluctant non-Swiftie friend of ours that we’re forcing into listening (hehe) there’s something for everyone here.
Episodes
But Daddy, we LOVE HER!!!!!!!! 1 year out from the release of The Tortured Poets Department, and we love her more every single day. In this episode, we draft our favorite songs from this masterpiece of an album.
🚨 Emergency 🚨 Taylor Swift owns ALL of her master recordings!!! Now what does this mean?! What about debut?! What about Rep TV?! We discuss all these burning questions and more in this emergency unedited episode.
PS - We are so happy for our girl ❤️
Happy birthday, Tortured Poets! To celebrate, we're starting our Anthology series and discussing one of our favorite tracks: The Black Dog. Old habits die screaming.
In this episode, we draft the Red standard album, including bonus tracks. Stay tuned for our deep dive on All Too Well (10 Minute Version) and the Vault!
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We're counting down the days until the 2025 Grammys, and so many of our faves our nominated! In this episode, we share our picks for Best Pop Duo, Best Pop Vocal Album, Best New Artist, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Album of the Year.
Happy New Year, listeners! We missed you over the holidays but we're so excited to be back and recapping the massive year that was 2024 for our Mother Taylor Swift. And of course, we're making fresh predictions for the Taylor Swift Cinematic Universe with our 2025 bingo cards.
It was rare, we were there 🥺 In this episode, we recap the END of our beloved Eras Tour and our experiences at Indy N3 and Vancouver N3. What's next for Taylor?! We have no idea. But we are sat.
There's a lot going on at the moment, and it's FINALLY time for our Red Deep Dive. In this episode, we dive into the autumnal soundscape that is Taylor Swift's 4th studio album, Red.
Instagram crashed our party & deleted our account for the third time 😭 Wanted to inform our listeners that you can find us now on Instagram @thenothingnewpod. We love you so much!!!
In our FINAL episode of the standard version of The Tortured Poets Department, we dissect Track 16: Clara Bow. But don't worry, we'll still be diving into each of the songs on The Anthology very soon 🤗
Attention Taylor & Travis fans!!! In this episode, we break down Track 15 of The Tortured Poets Department, The Alchemy. This hype around this song is puzzling to us, so we're excited to chat about it with you all.
In this episode, we dive deep on Track 14 on Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets Department, The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived. We also discuss The Eras Tour drum line, the return of Chiefs football, Taylor and Travis's journey to Brooklyn, and of course, our own smol-est man who ever lived, Simon the Cat 🐈⬛
We spent some time off soaking up the salt air and the rust on our doors, and we are SO back. In this catch up episode, we chat the end of the European leg of The Eras Tour, Reputation (Taylor's Version), Sabrina Carpenter's Short n Sweet, and the new family member we brought home from vacation 🐈⬛
The nonprofit mentioned in this episode is Garrett's Space, an organization very near and dear to both of our hearts.
...We're so depressed we act like it's our birthday...every day! Join us as we break down Taylor Swift's inside look into the early days of The Eras Tour (and the second single of TTPD): I Can Do It With a Broken Heart. Try and come for our jobs.
We wish we could un-recall how we almost lost our minds from unpacking all the Taylor Swift lore in this episode!!! Listen to our valiant attempt at dissecting one of Taylor's saddest songs ever written. We're sure glad we're the 'love' kind of lomlz 💖
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In this episode we break down Track 11 on The Tortured Poets Department: I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can). We also chat lyrical parallels with The 1975, the Matty Healy & Ice Spice debacle, and of course, Love Island USA.
You should be. And we ALL should be. In this episode, we unpack the feral Track 10 of Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets Department: Who's Afraid Of Little Old Me? Don't you worry folks, we took out all her teeth.
Are we allowed to cry? Because this song haunts us so stunningly, and spoiler alert: we love it so much. In this episode breaking down Track 9 of The Tortured Poets Department, Guilty As Sin?, we chat The Blue Nile, *those* lyrics, the upper thigh, and of course, the Cardigan parallels.
Hope y'all are properly hydrated and prepared to dive into the weird, wonderful world of Track 8 on Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets Department: Florida!!! (feat. Florence + the Machine). We chat the early Eras Tour timeline, Matty Healy, and break down all the lyrics from this amazing, bizarre track.
Fresh. Out the. Slammer. OH! In this episode, we discuss Track 7 on the Tortured Poets Department in depth and in detail. We chat The Starting Line, lyrical parallels in Cardigan, and all the lore surrounding Taylor and Matty's longtime yearning.
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