matty healy's strongest soldier, post-empire novelist t/james reagan, continues his annual tradition of reviewing the new taylor swift album. after five hours of commentary on the tortured poets department era, reagan has returned with five more hours focused on the life of a showgirl.

starting with a summary of the recent goings on in the swiftieverse, reagan then reviews and provides commentary on all twelve tracks of the life of a showgirl.

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t/james reagan's favorite band is the 1975. his favorite female artist is taylor swift. when taylor swift and matty healy dated, t/james reagan finally knew true happiness.

after fully recapping his intense history with these two artists in the previous episode of the t/james reagan podcast, reagan is back to review every single song on the tortured poets department: the anthology.

with over 30,000 words of notes, reagan offers his skewed view of taylor swift's latest album.