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Today is all about Heather & I's top 5 favorite states we have been to and that means it is time for some good-hearted disagreements and maybe a mention or two of a few states that we still want to visit. This is another episode idea straight from our "Ask Us Anything" call-out on Instagram but we knew this would definitely need its own full episode. Of course, this wouldn't be a "Top List" without some honorable mentions so who do you think had the most of those?Today's podcast is sponsored by Oregon State University ECampus.Which states made it to your top 5 favorites list? Let us know by tagging us in a post on Instagram at @ExtraPackofPeanuts.In This Episode05:40 The States We Want To Visit10:30 Honorable Mentions13:20 Let's Get Started29:35 Drumroll Please...Number One's41:25 If This Was a State, It Would Be My # 1

On our newest episode, we're joined by artist Will Jamison to talk about variations on a grilled cheese, romantic comedies, and the song "If This Was a Movie." Mild tour spoilers around 8 minutes.

Episode 169 - Let me remind you, this was what you wanted… a new episode of Taylor Talk! In Episode 169 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, we discuss track five on 1989, “All You Had To Do Was Stay.” The panel is split about their opinions on the song — feel free to weigh in and let us know your thoughts. Do you think Taylor will perform this song on tour even though the high note STAY would be intense for her voice? I guess we’ll just have to wait and see. Enjoy the episode!   Highlights from Episode 169 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift PodcastMain Discussion: “All You Had To Do Was Stay” Song Analysis– You can’t talk about this song without belting STAY. #SwiftFact– Steve calls this song “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” 1.0.– Where do you see AYHTDWS fitting into the story of 1989?– What is it about this song that makes it get stuck in your head so easily?– How do you think Taylor will pull off singing the STAY part on tour? Other Topics:– This policeman from Delaware is famous for Shaking it Off.– Have a Stump the Host question? Send em in! We love a good challenge.– Hooray for the return of the If This Was a Movie segment!– Mark your calendars! The Grammys are coming up on Feb. 8th and the BRIT Awards are on Feb. 25th.

Episode 117 - Disclaimer: This episode contains a repeated use of the “K-Word." In Episode 117 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, your hosts discuss “Innocent,” a song written in response to the 2009 MTV VMAs made infamous when Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift during her acceptance speech for Female Video of the Year. However, we analyze this song in a new way to unearth themes of forgiveness, acceptance, and growing up. Listen up for lots of laughs and insight from our hosts in this SUPER episode. Enjoy the show! Highlights from Episode 117 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast: Main Discussion  - “Innocent”... what is this song really about? - This song may have been inspired by Kanye, but it is certainly not just about him. - The hosts discuss how this song portrays the shocking realizations of life not always being the way you want it to be. - “I spoke to her mother right about and she said the same thing my mother would’ve said.” What did Mama Swift say?? - Read Kanye’s apology to Taylor on latimesblogs.latimes.com. The Other Stuff - Mishell is back by popular demand! - Check out Taylor’s fourth collection for Keds at taylorswift.com/keds. - Only one week until the Grammy Awards! Watch the show on Sun Jan 26th on CBS at 8pm. - We debut a brand new game… “If This Was a Movie”  - We bring you the return of Adam’s Batman voice. - Mishell wants stuffed Merediths in the Taylor Swift store! Are you listening Taylor Nation?  - A listener puts herself in the director’s chair and tells us how she’d direct a music video for “Innocent.” - If Swifties ruled the world, the soundtrack from every movie would be written by Taylor.  - Taylor Talk Large and XL t-shirts are sold out! Only small and medium shirts are left in the store.