Popular Reviews of Headlong

I remember being petrified of the millennium bug. My five year old brain thought a giant insect was coming to destroy us all. I'm glad it didn't. I'm also glad I listened to Dan Taberski's podcast about the different experiences of welcoming the millennium. Surviving Y2K has been a very fascinating insight on stories I'd never heard about before. Makes my giant insect nightmare feel minuscule in comparison.

Dan's a great podcast creator and he is very enjoyable to listen to. This was a bunch of disconnected stories about y2k that were pretty intersting, but it honestly seemed a little disjointed and I lost interest in some of the stories.

Dan Taberski is one of the best podcast creators out there. The plot twists, the way he simplifies a story without dumbing it down, the way the story seems to break naturally into individual episodes: it must have taken so long to create a perfect structure, but it just comes out as delightful and entertaining. I wish every podcast could be this good.

Dan takes us on a journey of an event I lived through but hadn't considered in such detail. The personal journey that Dan goes through is a nice addition that I wasn't expecting considering the topic. Worth a listen

I am a Taberski fan (loved the Richard Simmons and COPS seasons of "Headlong"), but this one didn't seem to gel quite as much for me.

This is an absolute masterpiece! So many stories interwoven, so brilliantly told. Surprising, chocking, amazing, funny, intimate, crazy, insane, fascinating and not easy to let go.

All of Headlong's seasons are amazing.