Rachel Platten on "Fight Song" and Being the Voice of a Movement That Never Came to Be | Bachelor Party B-Side (Ep. 12B)

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The Ringer's Juliet Litman sits down with singer-songwriter Rachel Platten to talk about the backlash she received from "Fight Song" being aligned with Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign (7:31), TV's role in giving artists a spotlight (9:17), and a day in the life of a songwriter (17:30). * You can find the official Ringer web store here: http://bit.ly/ringershop * More from The Ringer: Subscribe to 'The Recappables' The Problem With Logic * Check out Waves by Rachel Platten Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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