Spring breaks loose, the time is near...to discuss Folklore's sister record, Evermore. How Taylor managed to surprise us with an album not once but twice in 2020 is a talent all its own. In this season's final deep-dive episode, Audrey and Laura discuss each Evermore track and the iconic bridges they're built on. 

Folklore walked so Folkwhores could run...lol jk. But Audrey and Laura did decide to devote their lives to this podcast after Taylor gifted the world with her surprise eighth studio album. It's been less than a year, and since that fateful July day, you might say everything has changed. Explore the millions of meanings behind each of these iconic tracks in this week's episode.

On her seventh album, Taylor Swift stepped into the daylight and said "it's okay to be gay." For ultimate Reputation stans Audrey and Laura, the Lover era is one of pastel-colored peaks and valleys. Follow them track-by-track down that winding road in this week's episode. 

No one physically saw Taylor for a year...and then she hit us with Reputation. Audrey and Laura's friendship began during the Reputation era, and in this episode they detail the journey, from an easter-egg-packed video for LWYMMD to a James Lively feature...and the many snake emojis used along the way. 

The setting? New York. The squad? Victoria Secret models. Taylor, born in 1989, was on top of the world during her fifth album's era. Go track-by-track with Audrey and Laura in this week's episode. 

Audrey and Laura give real-time reactions to the vault tracks on Fearless (Taylor's Version), out today. 

In this episode, Audrey and Laura discuss Red, an album that has only become more iconic over time, and the deep pain Jake Gyllenhaal caused Taylor that brought it into existence. 

The tea is hot on T-Swift’s third album. Join Audrey and Laura for an in-depth discussion on all things Speak Now, from Taylor's first-ever public apology to Owl City's version of Enchanted.

Is it 2008 or 2021? Audrey and Laura discuss Fearless then and now, from Love Story's initial release to Taylor's Version, out this month. 

Travel back to 2006 with Audrey and Laura for their track-by-track analysis of Taylor Swift's self-titled debut.