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Behavioural therapist on fans' response to Taylor Swift's new album release
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It’s release day for Taylor Swift’s brand new album and while most of us might sneak a listen on the commute or during lunch, die-hard Swifties are taking it a step further.
Across Limerick and beyond, fans are actually booking the day off work or delaying school work just to sit at home and soak in the music.
Today Joe is joined by behavioural therapist Kevin Rea, to discuss fans' response to the release of the new album, 'The Life of a Showgirl'.
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