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Where to watch and listen to the 'New Heights' podcast with Taylor Swift

Where to watch and listen to the 'New Heights' podcast with Taylor Swift

USA Today3 days ago
The podcast stage is set for Taylor Swift.
Following a surprise album reveal that sent Swifties into an overnight frenzy, the songstress is getting into all things "The Life of a Showgirl" on an upcoming episode of "New Heights," a podcast hosted by NFL brothers Jason and Travis Kelce (who Swift is currently dating.)
A clip posted to social media shortly after midnight, 12:12 to be exact, on Aug. 12 teased Swift's appearance on the show.
"So I wanted to show you something ... " Swift says in the clip. "This is my brand new album 'The Life of a Showgirl.'"
Swift shows the eldest Kelce the cover art and reveals the name of her 12th album, which she retrieves from the inside of a mint green briefcase with an orange T.S. monogram.
While Swifties (and the world) await the exclusive, full-length interview with bated breath, the fanbase has taken to social media to decode Easter eggs, analyze color schemes and bask in collective excitement.
Even Google is getting in on the fun, displaying a confetti animation and a showgirl-themed lyric when anyone types "Taylor Swift" into the search engine.
Here's what to know about Taylor Swift's appearance on the "New Heights" podcast, including how to watch.
How to watch 'New Heights' episode with Taylor Swift
The "New Heights" podcast episode featuring Swift is set to release at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT on Wednesday, Aug. 13.
The exclusive, full-length interview will drop on platforms including YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify at the same time. (FYI: YouTube is the only platform you'll be able to hear and see Swift.)
"New Heights" episodes, including Swift's, can also be accessed through Amazon Music, Audible and Wondery.
Contributing: Jacob Camenker and Melina Khan, USA TODAY
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