Good for a Weekend: An Unofficial Taylor Swift Podcast gfaweekend

Kressie and MK of Good for a Weekend round up all of the Taylor Swift news and take a closer look, from Billie Eilish to Travis Kelce. And, boy, May had some juicy talking points! Listen to the discussion above or wherever you get your podcasts.
Firstly, May had a few mild controversies in store for Swift. Did she try to block Billie Eilish on the Billboard charts after Eilish's remarks about environmentalism? Did she deserve her placement on Apple Music's controversial list of the 100 Greatest Albums of All Time?
Then, in chiller news, Kressie and MK chat about how Swift has entered a whole new, well, era of the "Era's Tour," as well as her reportedly trademarking "Female Rage: The Musical." Additionally, there's Travis Kelce engagement rumors, new voicemails, and so much more.
Listen to Kressie and MK's full thoughts on all of this and more. Please also take the time to like, review, and subscribe to Good for a Weekend wherever you get your podcasts, and keep up to date with all our series by following the Consequence Podcast Network.
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"Wait, it's all been about Matty Healy? Always has been...." On this episode of Good for a Weekend, hosts Kressie and MK dive into the depths of the Taylor Swift and Matty Healy lore. Listen now.
The frontman of The 1975 and Swift had a brief, highly publicized fling that ended up inspiring many of the songs on The Tortured Poets Department. But what do fans really know? What really went down between the world's biggest pop star and the somewhat problematic indie king? Kressie and MK, longtime fans of both Swift and The 1975, are here to find out.
Listen to their full thoughts, as well as a playlist of songs discussed on this episode. You can also listen to Good for a Weekend's official review of The Tortured Poets Department.
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Last week on Good for a Weekend, hosts Kressie and MK did the unthinkable and admitted they don't care for a Taylor Swift album (and they weren't alone). This week, they're back to finish what they started, reviewing the second disc of the surprise The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
In the lengthy second part of their review, Kressie and MK examine The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology song-by-song to determine what works and what doesn't. Consequence’s own Mary Siroky argued that the bonus disc contains some of the project's best songs in her full review. Will Good for a Weekend agree? Only one way to find out...
What did you think of TTPD? Let us know by connected with us on socials or in our Discord!
Listen to their full thoughts above. You can also check out our breakdown of how the album relates to The Dead Poets Society.
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Swifties, it's time to level with you. After over 100 episodes and seven album reviews, Good for a Weekend hosts Kressie and MK are doing the unthinkable -- they're admitting they don't care for a Taylor Swift album. On this episode, the two breakdown the first disc of The Tortured Poets Department. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
Just because Kressie and MK might not love The Tortured Poets Department, however, doesn't mean they don't have lots of thoughts on the album. They have so many thoughts, in fact, that they needed to break their review into two parts! This week, the duo will touch on The Tortured Poets Department proper, meaning everything up to the additional songs included on the anthology edition.
Listen to their full thoughts above. You can also check out Consequence Associate Editor Mary Siroky's thoughtful review of The Tortured Poets Department here, as well as our breakdown of how the album relates to The Dead Poets Society.
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It's the Good for a Weekend 100th episode extravaganza! Hosts Kressie and MK celebrate hitting triple digits by inviting listeners to give their hottest Taylor Swift takes. Listen to this very special edition of Swiftie Confessions wherever you get your podcasts.
As they say, third time's a charm, and that's very much the case for the latest round of Swiftie Confessions -- perhaps the spiciest round yet!
Good for a Weekend wants to thank everyone who submitted a Swiftie Confession of their own, and, of course, for supporting the show for 100 friggen' episodes!
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In the world of Taylor Swift, it’s been a calm, simple month. Too calm, even... So, Good for a Weekend hosts Kressie and MK take advantage of such stillness by delivering a relatively chill Swift Report, using the moment to take a breather and prepare for Taylor Swift’s new album, The Tortured Poets Department. On this episode of Good for a Weekend, the two play a guessing game of what Scott Swift’s favorite song from each album is, reflect on Joe Alwyn, and discuss the new Disney+ Eras Tour movie. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
Also, remember that Swiftie Confessions are back! Get ready to share your Taylor Swift thoughts, unpopular opinions, fave moments, crazy Easter eggs, and wild theories. Positive, negative, anything goes! Please email your Swiftie Confessions to gfaweekend@gmail.com. We ask that you include what you’d like to be called (name or nickname) as well as your preferred pronouns. You have until April 1st to submit your Swiftie Confessions.
Please also take the time to like, review, and subscribe to Good for a Weekend wherever you get your podcasts, and keep up to date with all our series by following the Consequence Podcast Network.
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