Transcript
A (0:00)
Hi, I'm Joe Rome and I'm his daughter Toni. Welcome to Decoding Taylor Swift, where you'll learn the storytelling tools Swift uses that make her a modern day Shakespeare, but
B (0:10)
can make you a better communicator so you can drive your mission and build your tribe.
A (0:15)
This podcast will not only transform how you think about Swift's songs, but also give you the life changing tools to lead, connect and change the world.
B (0:24)
This podcast, we're going to be discussing a song that is very near and dear to my heart and very personal to Taylor Swift about her grandmother Marjorie, entitled, well, you guessed it, Marjorie. And I've really loved this song ever since it came out. But yeah, I mean, when my own grandmother died, I did listen to this song a lot and I didn't know
A (0:49)
that that's my mother you're talking about.
B (0:51)
I am talking about your mother, yes.
A (0:54)
Yeah, I can see that. Yeah, I wish she could. I wish, I wish you could have seen my mother when she was at her mental peak and, and, but she loved you so much and I know it's hard.
B (1:13)
Alzheimer's is always hard.
A (1:14)
It is hard. And you know, and this is a song commemorating her grandmother who was a singer. Singer, singer and very popular song in Rolling Stones. Full list of, you know, all of Taylor's songs. They list this as number nine. You know, I think this is.
B (1:32)
Yeah, I can definitely see that this is a really great song.
A (1:37)
So let's, let's dive in. And Antonia will be singing again.
C (1:42)
Wow.
B (1:43)
As usual, if my singing is not up to snuff, you know, please navigate to the search bar of any song streaming service. Probably.
A (1:52)
All right. I think, I think they know that they could listen to Taylor Swift. But you know, the nice thing here is, is we have been setting records for total listenership. In fact, a few days ago, we had 887 hours listened in one day.
C (2:07)
