LSS: ‘Watched it begin again:’ Falling in love

A featured podcast about conversations on Taylor Swift.

Rebekah Mann and Ellie Tarlton

December 7, 2024

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Welcome back to “Long Story Short”: Exploring Taylor Swift’s Discography. Swift has songs for every range of emotion, so your hosts Ellie Tarlton and Rebekah Mann have created a two-part series about the stages of falling in love.

This week, the hosts begin the two-parter with an episode dedicated to the beginning stages of a relationship. If you’re falling in love for the first time, or the first time in a long time, we break down all the anticipations and anxieties felt while falling in love.

Whether you’re an old-time Swiftie, just discovering her or you’re a skeptic, join them as they debunk the claims that Swift only writes about breakups.

Accompanying Playlist:

Begin Again by Taylor Swift
Today was a Fairytale by Taylor Swift
Invisible String by Taylor Swift
Treacherous by Taylor Swift
Come back… be here by Taylor Swift
How you get the girl by Taylor Swift
Enchanted by Taylor Swift
Labyrinth by Taylor Swift
Delicate by Taylor Swift
I Can See You (featuring Twenty-One Pilots) by Taylor Swift
Electric Touch by Taylor Swift
Slut by Taylor Swift
I Think He Knows by Taylor Swift
Fresh Out The Slammer by Taylor Swift
Guilty As Sin by Taylor Swift
State Of Grace by Taylor Swift

Hosted by: Rebekah Mann and Ellie Tarlton

Produced by: Kennedy Holgate

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