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A classic example is Joni Mitchell's Blue from 1971, in which she ruminates on her relationship with Graham Nash, which had just ended, her relationship with James Taylor, even looks back to her first marriage there.

she ever so kind to her her exes in that album

I'm Preet Bharara. In this week, investigative reporters Carol Lennig and Aaron Davis join me to discuss their new book, Injustice, How Politics and Fear Vanquished America's Justice Department.

You have Willie Nelson putting an album called Phases and Stages, which is an album which on side A presents the woman's side in the breakup. And before you wake up I'll be gone On side B, the man's side of the breakup.

My name's Daryl Campbell. I'm an aviation safety writer for The Verge, and I also wrote the book Fatal Abstraction.

Marvin Gaye put an album called Hear My Dear. And this album is just really about his divorce and just like how painful that divorce has been. And the album is dedicated to her.

I really love the Casey Musgraves album because it does get bitter at times but then it has this beautiful clothes to it it's actually a song she did not write it's called Gracias a la Vida a Chilean singer in the 1960s and it's really just about all we should be grateful for in life

I'll give Casey Musgraves the award for the best conclusion to a breakup album.

Molly O'Toole, immigration reporter. She's writing a book right now about all of this. Keep an eye out for it.

And as the famous line in economics goes, in the long run, it may work out. But in the long run, we're also all dead.

Fans posing with Taylor Swift's latest album 'The Life of a Showgirl."

So Taylor has released a bunch of albums since Adele released 25. This was the first one that beat the record. And what you're saying is it beat the record because there were so many different variants you could buy.

Breaking news! Taylor Swift is back, and she's breaking records. And when I say records, 1.2 million copies of vinyl alone in the first 24 hours.

So I bought every single vinyl and CD variant for Taylor Swift's The Life of a Showgirl, so you don't have to.

The previous record was around 3.5 million set by Adele. Hello It's me

And when Adele dropped that album, she kept it off streaming, not just for the first week, but for something like seven months.

Hey, it's Sabrina. You can pre-save my new album, Short and Sweet, on Spotify now.

So I remember when Cowboy Carter came out, and there was this line in one of the songs where Beyonce talks, 16 characters, that was it, where she talks about being overworked and overwhelmed. And that line really triggered people. They were like, no, girl, you're not.

I am the author of a book called Sourdough Culture, A History of Breadmaking from Ancient to Modern Bakers.

I am the writer in residence at the Modern Diet and Physiology Research Center, which is based at McGill University. And I'm the author of three books, Steak, The Dorito Effect, and The End of Craving.

Lauren Sherman is a fashion correspondent at Puck. She's co-author of the book Selling Sexy, Victoria's Secret and the Unraveling of an American Icon.

Lauren Sherman is a fashion correspondent at Puck. She's co-author of the book Selling Sexy, Victoria's Secret, and the Unraveling of an American Icon.

Ian Millhiser, he covers the Supreme Court and the law for Vox. Ian's the author of two books about the court, including The Agenda, How a Republican Supreme Court is Reshaping America.

Eisgruber is a constitutional scholar, a man of many degrees, and also the author of a new book about the First Amendment, which is out this week, Terms of Respect, How Colleges Get Free Speech Right.

But first, let's talk about your book. It's called Terms of Respect, How Colleges Get Free Speech Right. A lot of people in the Trump administration don't think that.

But in it, you defend universities against allegations that they are betraying free speech, indoctrinating students, and censoring civil discussion.

One of the things I say in the book is that you've got to let those storms die down and you've got to respect due process and you've got to respect academic freedom for the faculty members.

My friend and colleague Julian Zelizer in the Princeton History Department has a book out called In Defense of Partisanship where he talks about how partisanship and the division into competing parties is, you know, an ordinary part of American life and a functional part of our politics.

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