Good for a Weekend: An Unofficial Taylor Swift Podcast

In this special episode, Kressie and friend of the pod, MK discuss the beautiful messiness that is the very short-lived Bleachella era--what happened before, during, and after. The two discuss the Vogue interview, Bleachella's inception, her breakup with Calvin Harris, the 2016 Met Gala, Tom Hiddleston (and the whirlwind that was Hiddleswift), how Joe Alwyn fits into all of this, and of course, Getaway Car. MK also explains why Camila Cabello called her Curly Sue.

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First of all, two of Stanning BTS, Kayla and Bethany's 2024 predictions for what BTS are up to are coming true!

BTS has renewed their campaign with UNICEF. Launched in 2017, BTS' LOVE MYSELF campaign fights violence and promotes self-esteem in youth. Through music, speeches, and donations, BTS and UNICEF have raised millions and empowered young voices. This ongoing collaboration continues to make a positive global impact.

Also, RM’s WPRP album is coming soon! So look out for our review, but we talk about everything we know thus far and the clues that gave away that something was happening.

Then, for this episode of Stanning BTS, we finish the HOPE ON THE STREET VOL. 1. Documentary with episodes 5 and 6.

Episode 5, titled "What If," serves as a pilgrimage for J-Hope. He travels to the heart of hip-hop culture, New York City. his encounter serves as a powerful reminder of the roots from which his own artistic expression has blossomed.

Episode 6, titled "Neuron," brings J-Hope full circle. He returns to his hometown of Gwangju, South Korea, to reunite with his old dance crew, Neuron. This group was the very foundation of his dance journey, the place where it all began.

Listen to Kayla and Bethany dive into the new series, and be sure to subscribe and review wherever you listen. ARMY faithful can also pick up the Stanning BTS T-shirt, now on sale at the Consequence Shop -- available in two colors! Then, don’t forget to check out all the Consequence Podcast Network series.

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Good for a Weekend hosts MK and Kressie always have your back, that much you can count on. That's why they've sacrificed their sanity to watch the Max documentary Taylor Swift vs Scooter Braun: Bad Blood -- all so you don't have to. Listen to their review.

Split into two episodes, one covering "Taylor's version" and one covering "Scooter's version," the doc mini-series' portrayal of the conflict sadly brings nothing new to the table. Overall, if MK and Kressie had to sum up Taylor Swift vs Scooter Braun: Bad Blood in one word, it'd easily be "cringe!"

Listen to the two summarize and react to Taylor Swift vs Scooter Braun: Bad Blood above. If you do dare to watch Bad Blood for yourself, at least make it a value proposition by signing up for the Max/Hulu/Disney+ bundle, which can save you up to 38% compared to purchasing the services separately.

Also, please take the time to like, review, and subscribe to Good for a Weekend wherever you get your podcasts, and keep up to date with all our series by following the Consequence Podcast Network.

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Happy Halloween, swifties! We've got a spooky surprise for you -- a brand-spanking-new episode of Good for a Weekend. This week, hosts Kressi and MK look at the past few weeks of Taylor Swift news, touching on everything from Matty Healy's comments to updates on the "Eras Tour." Listen now.

Leaving no Swift stone unturned, the dynamic duo talk about the slight shade The 1975 frontman threw Swift's way, as well the revelation that Swift appeared to have written "Fresh Out the Slammer," "Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?" and "Florida!!!" while she was still dating her previous boyfriend Joe Alwyn. Elsewhere, they discuss the newest "Eras Tour" details, including the book, the outfits, and the special guests. And, of course, no Swift report would be complete without a mention of Jack Antonoff, who recently came out to defend The Tortured Poets Department.

Hear about all of the latest Taylor Swift news by listening to this episode of Good for a Weekend above. Please also take the time to like, review, and subscribe to Good for a Weekend wherever you get your podcasts, and keep up to date with all our series by following the Consequence Podcast Network.

You can support Good for a Weekend and join the conversation through Discord, playlists, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.

In our inaugural episode, we go over the beginning and glory days of Taylor Swift’s friendship with supermodel Karlie Kloss.

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