Stay ConnectedTwo grown women forget to act their age as they talk about the magic, madness, heaven and sin behind one Taylor Swift. Join hosts Shelby and Ashley each week for a probably nuanced, definitely biased “taysplanation” on what exactly the fans, the haters, and everyone in-between needs to know about America’s most notorious pop princess.
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Shelby and Ashley bring on their true-crime loving friend Lia for a scatterbrained discussion on how to get away with murder, Taylor Swift edition, as they talk about evermore's country hit, no body no crime.
Shelby and Ashley wade through the Afterglow, getting lost in the ultraviolet light as they try to decide in this is a great or just okay song from Taylor Swift's longest album, Lover.
Shelby and Ashley dive into the lakes where all the poets went to die as they discuss Taylor Swift's only bonus track off of "folklore"
Shelby and Ashley meander back to Lover's most divisive track, London Boy, as they talk about Taylor Swift's stint as tourguide
Shelby and Ashley share their thoughts on what should have been evermore's track five, Happiness.
It's 'tis the damn season but make it country as Shelby and Ashley talk about the man -- or is it a woman's?? -- perspective on dorothea.
Shelby and Ashley take it back to Lover as they revisit what could have been the title track, Daylight.
Shelby and Ashley talk about Taylor Swift's bonus track on evermore, right where you left me. It's a triple threat talking about ghosts, feet pics, and twang -- oh my!
Shelby and Ashley talk about Taylor Swift's new feature credit on Big Red Machine's lead single, Renegade. But there's also talk of Olivia Rodrigo, songwriting credits, and just what a future Taylor tour might look like.
Shelby and Ashley talk about their favorite evermore bonus track and this ode to boundaries by Taylor Swift, who may have her personal reasons for writing it.
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