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On this episode, we discuss the lack of Taylor Swift news and the 1989 song "How You Get the Girl."

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Episode 197 -  THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN! In Episode 197, we have an all-guys panel to discuss Taylor Swift’s song “How You Get the Girl,” a manual on how to get a girl back after you messed up the relationship. The guys discuss the cinematic style of the song, whether or not the female character is a strong one, and have a heated debate over the validity of the Taylor Talk 13-point song rating system. Diane isn’t a fan of “How You Get the Girl” and the all-guys panel has differing opinions on the song, but what do you think? Leave your comments below (and vote which guy should stay on Taylor Talk… heheh). Enjoy the episode! Highlights from Episode 197 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast Main Discussion: “How You Get The Girl” Song Analysis – Fun Fact: Steve was on the first all guys episode, and then never left the show. Vote in the poll to see which guy should stay this time! – Does the treatment of the female character in the song support feminism? – “How You Get the Girl” should really be called “How You Get the Girl BACK.” – This song is written like it’s straight out of a 1980’s John Hughes movie. Even the title is cinematic. – The word “ghost” keeps haunting Taylor Swift’s songs. What’s the meaning of the word “ghost” in this song? – “How You Get the Girl” is reminiscent of the Speak Now Era. – The panel gets HEATED about the 13-point scale rating system. You do not give a Taylor Swift song less than a 13 EVER, says Adam.   Follow the Guy’s Online Projects: – Eric Scull: @spielerman, Mugglecast, Game of Owns, Improvised Star Trek – Agustin: @theswiftagency, TheSwiftAgency.com, NeverThinkImpossible.com Calendar: – November 28: The 1989 World Tour – Sydney, Australia – December 5: The 1989 World Tour – Brisbane, Australia – December 7: The 1989 World Tour – Adelaide, Australia

First and foremost, Taylor has sold 1.688 MILLION copies of 1989 in just two weeks! Her second-week sales of 402,000 became the second highest week of the year, right behind 1989's first-week sales! Taylor dropped another bombshell on us last Monday by releasing the new music video for Blank Space, Taylor's latest single! We discuss the video and Taylor's brilliant role as the girl the media likes to portray her as in articles! We also review the Blank Space Experience App, which is now available on iTunes and Google Play! To hear more on our thoughts of Blank Space, tune in to Episode 80! In other news, Taylor will perform Blank Space LIVE at the American Music Awards on Sunday, November 23rd! Be sure to tune in and listen to our next episode, where we'll discuss her performance! #SwiftieProblems: Welcome to NY is the first song on 1989. In it, she says "it's a new soundtrack." Did she do that on purpose? - via @swiftieprobzz on Twitter Fashion: We cover a LOT of amazing fall outfits that Taylor has been wearing in New York City. Spoiler alert, one outfit includes a cape! How You Get the Girl Discussion: Because 1989 as a whole is so amazing, the only way we could possibly attempt to review it is by tackling one song per episode. We discuss How You Get the Girl in this episode because it's such a fun and catchy song! We review our favorite lyrics and even speculate on how Taylor could perform it on the 1989 World Tour! We want to hear from YOU about which 1989 songs we should discuss each week. Visit us at twitter.com/swiftcast13 and click the survey link at the top of the page to vote for your top song choice for our next episode! Thanks for listening! If you haven't already, please subscribe to us on iTunes and leave us a review and a 5-star rating.