Episode 6: Evermore Queer Analysis (Song by Song) Part I

<p>Part II will be out 2/6 @ 10am est as a bonus episode for February! Thank you for listening, lover BFFs&lt;3</p> <p>Support us on Patreon ($5 monthly) for two bonus episodes every month: <a href="https://anchor.fm/dashboard/episode/Support%20us%20on%20Patreon%20($5%20monthly)%20for%20two%20bonus%20episodes%20every%20month:%20https://www.patreon.com/thearchers%20Connect%20with%20us%20on%20Twitter:%20twitter.com/TheArchersPod">patreon.com/thearchers</a></p> <p>Connect with us on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/TheArchersPodtwitter.com/TheArchersPod">twitter.com/TheArchersPod</a></p> <p>In the first part of this episode, Katie and Madyson reveal what they think the gayest song is from what they think is *<em>one of</em>* Taylor Swift's gayest albums. Celebrating evermore's Grammy nomination, they go through the track list to connect the 17 songs to its Grammy-winning sister album's 17 songs, folklore. Part I explores: willow (21:03), champagne problems (36:06), gold rush (52:04), 'tis the damn season (1:04:07), tolerate it (1:16:00), and no body no crime (1:29:44). Katie names champagne problems a Bell Jar song; Madyson explains why it (kind of) connects to Ed Sheeran and Vance Joy. They describe how the cycles of grief run through the album like a thread, and Katie explains the plot line of no body no crime to Madyson...concluding that Taylor should end up with the mistress.</p> <p>This podcast is not affiliated with Taylor Swift, her companies, or affiliated companies. All opinions are our own.</p>