Taylearning: A Taylor Swift Podcast
May 20, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 15 segments
In 2010, Taylor defied her critics by releasing an entirely self-written project when she released her third album, “Speak Now”. Thirteen years later, she released this album again with her Taylor’s…
I know [laughs] I know sometimes I get shit because I rank Speak Now so low on my overall Taylor Swift album rankings, but I adore that album.
And the reason that I just wanna, like, throw that out there, and you might not have this experience.
... or outside of any album, I feel like the affection for albums or certain songs was really inflated 'cause it was like, "Oh, what if I hear that song?" I, I'm trying to, like-
But my point is, is that people looked at, like, every single Taylor Swift project with these rose-colored glasses.
I don't know, hearing it on a live stream after publicly saying, "I don't like it." [laughs] Like, you know what I'm saying?
I know [laughs] I know sometimes I get shit because I rank Speak Now so low on my overall Taylor Swift album rankings, but I adore that album.
And the reason that I just wanna, like, throw that out there, and you might not have this experience.
... or outside of any album, I feel like the affection for albums or certain songs was really inflated 'cause it was like, "Oh, what if I hear that song?" I, I'm trying to, like-
But my point is, is that people looked at, like, every single Taylor Swift project with these rose-colored glasses.
I don't know, hearing it on a live stream after publicly saying, "I don't like it." [laughs] Like, you know what I'm saying?
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