In this episode of the Swift Legacy Podcast, Amie and Molly chat about Writing Songs About You - an unreleased Taylor song from around 2005 that was cowritten with Sarah Buxton and Victoria Shaw. We think this song is a strong contender for the Debut album Vault, and foreshadowed Taylor's career in the spookiest way!

In this episode of the Swift Legacy Podcast, Amie and Molly chat about Who I've Always Been - an unreleased Taylor song from around 2005 that was cowritten with Liz Rose and Brian Maher. This song is super underrated and could be some of Taylor's best work from around that time period.

In this episode of the Swift Legacy Podcast, Amie and Molly analyse the unreleased Taylor Swift song: Her. We've known this song by name for years, but only in the past few weeks has it leaked into circulation and we've had the opportunity to listen and share it with you.

In this episode of the Swift Legacy Podcast, Amie and Molly have fun discussing the songs form The Vault featured on Red (Taylor's Version) and compare them with the what we thought they would be, point out the parallels with other songs, and be chaotic in general!

In this episode of the Swift Legacy Podcast, Amie and Rachel chat about all of Taylor's previous Halloween costumes - as well as some outfit ideas for super-fans next time Taylor goes on tour...!

In this episode of the Swift Legacy Podcast, Amie and Rachel chat about All Night Diner - an unreleased Taylor song from around 2005.

In this episode of the Swift Legacy Podcast, we're talking about all the songs we think Taylor wrote about her ex-boyfriend Sam Armstrong.

In this episode of the Swift Legacy Podcast, we're talking about Battle (or Let's Go) - the most recent Taylor song that was leaked back in 2018.

In this episode of The Swift Legacy Podcast we're talking about songs other artists have written about Taylor, from classic JoBro hits to songs that came out this year!

In this episode of The Swift Legacy Podcast we're talking about all the different versions of Picture To Burn, and comparing them to the version that was released on the debut album.