Taylor Swift

Holly C. Corbett is a journalist, content strategist, brand builder, and co-author of The Lost Girls: Three Friends. Four Continents. She is also a certified quantum human design specialist, who, like Taylor Swift, is a projector. Her favorite Taylor Swift album is folklore.

Beatrice Forman is a lifelong Swiftie and Philadelphia's foremost expert on digital culture, the creator economy, and the contours of internet fandom. A recent graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, where she wrote a viral essay about how Taylor Swift shaped her journalism ethics, Beatrice covers fandom and digital culture (all things Eras tour included) for The Philadelphia Inquirer. 

Ben Jhoty is the head of content at Men’s Health Australia and a columnist and contributor for Esquire Australia. His debut novel, Touring Party, was released in 2019. An avid hoops fan, he believes Taylor Swift is the Michael Jordan of popular music. Of all Swift's many hits, he remains a sucker for the defiant exuberance and God-tier catchiness of "Shake It Off."

Maura Johnston has written about music and culture for more than 25 years, including as the founding editor of the Gawker's music blog Idolator and the music editor at The Village Voice. She teaches “Writing about Popular Music” at Boston College. 

Scott Raab went to Cleveland State University and the University of Iowa’s Writers’ Workshop and was Writer-at-Large for Esquire. He is the author of three books.


Carissa Rosenberg Tozzi is an award-winning founder, brand builder and content strategist with over two decades of experience leading editorial direction, celebrity and influencer partnerships, trend forecasting, and communications for iconic brands such as Delish, Refinery29, Michael Kors, Target, Tommy Hilfiger, YouTube, MTV, and Seventeen.

Annie Zaleski is a music writer with bylines in Rolling Stone, NPR Music, The Guardian, Salon, Time, Billboard,