Taydar

In this episode, Hattie and Sarah reunited for a live broadcast discussing all things TS8. My god, what a shock to the system! We hoped for some Safe & Sound Realness and now we all know, that's kinda what we got! Listen to our predictions here and laugh at the stuff we didn't quite get right.

In this season finale, Sarah and Hattie close up the rep era and "step into the Daylight and let it go." It's the Lover era, y'all! And they're excited to dive into that next!

In this bonus episode, Hattie and Sarah listen to Lover (the song, no the full album [yet]) and give their immediate reaction and analysis. They also fill you in on a little bit of what they've been up to!

...and who the heck is Scooter? Hattie unfurls the Big Machine/master tracks/too-many-Scotts situation, and examines what it might mean for the Lover era onward.

*AIRHORN NOISE* IT'S PRIDE, EVERYONE! Sarah catches up on the whirlwind month we've had from Taylor and she takes a second to consider our role as consumers in the corporatization of Pride. Wow.

Hattie (and Dottie) help you find the right Taylor Swift song for YOUR karaoke needs! Exactly one, one song with a skit makes the list.

In a special bonus episode, Sarah explores the drag performance done by Taylor and those nearest and dearest and queerest to her.

In this episode, Hattie and Sarah give Taylor a slew of awards without even one interruption from Kanye. Many beards also take home trophies and maybe there's even an award for you!

In this bonus episode, Sarah and Hattie look into the ally work Jack Antonoff (Steel Train, fun., Bleachers) has done for the LGBT community and his friendship with Taylor.

In this episode Hattie and Sarah talk about all the things Taylor loves. Things like driving and rain and being up at 2 am. Unrelated, they also talk about Joe Alwyn.

In this special bonus episode, Hattie revisits the Delicate music videos, knowing what we know post-Reputation era.

In this episode, Sarah and Hattie explore Taylor's country roots, the queer history of country music, the boys she knew in high school, AND by popular demand: The Way I Loved You.

In a special bonus episode, Sarah takes the mic solo and leads you through a quick history of Taylor Swift's appearances on Ellen.

In this bonus episode, Hattie and Sarah take a deep dive into the visuals of ME!

In this bonus episode, Sarah and Hattie explore the idea that there's more to the Reputation promo photography than meets the eye.

Strike the band up 1, 2, 3 'cause we're giving you a bonus look into the lyrics of Taylor's new single: ME! There's a lot of cool chicks out there and she's singing about them. Eh-eh-eh, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh!

In this episode, Hattle and Sarah look into why Taylor and Conor Kennedy didn't work out!

WOW. What a moment! Hattie and Sarah react to the video release in real time.

In this episode, Hattie and Sarah look into the queerness of Taylor's extracurriculars like cats and fan fiction. Plus, remember Joe Jonas?

In this episode, Hattie and Sarah explore how a feud with Taylor would be a positive thing for her and the others involved. They also look into the history of what happened with Katy Perry, Kanye West, and others.

In this sixth episode, Hattie and Sarah discuss if Gyllenhaal is a hard or soft G, All Too Well, Delicate, and why it's a huge deal when celebrities come out.

In this fifth episode, Hattie and Sarah discuss Harry Styles, the song Style, and when Taylor figured out her lifestyle

In this fourth episode, Hattie and Sarah tackle the Powft (or Taymily) timeline, old MySpace posts, and they go Back to December

In the third episode, Hattie and Sarah look into Swiftgron and that dear, dear John. Hattie's cat, Dottie has thoughts on Taylor's song, Treacherous. 

In the second full episode, Hattie and Sarah talk about Karlie, Calvin, and possible tally marks?

In this first full episode, Hattie and Sarah discuss Loie, Lautner and the basics of Taylor’s queer timeline.

Hattie and Sarah, two big-time Taylor Swift fans, welcome you into their world of looking for queerness in Taylor Swift's art and career.