EPISODE · May 16, 2024 · 29 MIN
#109: What Taylor Swift Has To Do With Women's Voices, Women's Rage, and Women's Community
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Send us Fan MailSteph reviews the new Taylor Swift album, The Tortured Poets Department. But this episode isn't really about music or being a Swiftie—it's about women's voices, rage, community, and connection. Steph had a few viral posts that brought up a LOT of issues—namely, why do women sometimes tear each other down? We talk about the "therapy" of Taylor Swift music, from eras of our lives, versions of ourselves, and playlists of grief and loss. And now a few invitations to join us in communities of strong, supportive, authentic women: To FINALLY find "your people" in a community of women that will not judge all your "shortcomings" because they have the same ones, Join the ADHD Moms Club Here!And...Steph is facilitating a creative writing workshop for ALL levels (read: "not real writers" are welcome!) based on Taylor Swift song lyrics + our own stories. It's starting May 29th, and it's going to be GOOD! Join here.WHERE TO FIND US NOWConnect with Stacey🎧 The Next Phase Podcast — on Apple & Spotify 📸 Instagram: @stacehutsonConnect with Steph🎧 The Peri-Normal Podcaston Apple and Spotify✍️ The Reclamation Eraon Substack📝 MidCircle— a writing community for midlife women📸 Instagram: @stephsprenger
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Send us Fan Mail Steph reviews the new Taylor Swift album, The Tortured Poets Department. But this episode isn't really about music or being a Swiftie—it's about women's voices, rage, community, and connection. Steph had a few viral posts that brought up a LOT of issues—namely, why do women sometimes tear each other down? We talk about the "therapy" of Taylor Swift music, from eras of our lives, versions of ourselves, and playlists of grief and loss. And now a few invitati...
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