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Pathological People Pleasers

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  • Welcome Swifties to Pathological People Pleasers, the podcast where two queer Latines go in depth into Taylor Swift’s every song. Each season will be dedicated to one of Taylor's albums. We'll analyze lyrics, Easter eggs, metaphors and share our own life experiences when we were happy, free, confused and lonely at the same time.
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Episodes
  • S1xE3: Her Heart Belonged to Someone Who Couldn't Stay | Pathological People Pleasers

    S1xE3: Her Heart Belonged to Someone Who Couldn't Stay | Pathological People Pleasers
    Jan 28 2024

    Join Mason and Dalia as they discuss the third song of 1989 album: "Style". They discuss the not only lyrics but the morals behind celebrity culture, the lingering influence of Taylor's country roots, and the relevancy of music videos in today's streaming world.

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    41 mins
  • S1xE2: A Girl Known by Everyone and No One | Pathological People Pleasers

    S1xE2: A Girl Known by Everyone and No One | Pathological People Pleasers
    Oct 28 2023

    Mason and Dalia delve into "Blank Space" from 1989 album. Mason gives their thoughts on the Eras Tour Film experience. Dalia continues her theory of 1989 juxtaposed to Lover album. We talk patriarchy, unreasonable expectations on women in romantic relationships, and Taylor's then view on love.
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • S1xE1: We Begin Our Story in New York | Pathological People Pleasers

    S1xE1: We Begin Our Story in New York | Pathological People Pleasers
    Sep 16 2023

    The first song we take a deep dive into is "Welcome to New York". We go verse by verse and discuss Taylor's lyricism and the LGBTQ+ reference and how we, as queer Latines interpreted it. We take a turn to discuss parallels with "False God" and how inspiring this song is for us at this point in our lives.

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    39 mins
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