I’ve listened to everything he’s released. He and Jonathan Goldstein have similar styles of storytelling and I’m here for it. Dan - if you see this - you’re amazing man. Thanks for all the great shows!!

I can’t stop listening because: 1) I can’t get enough of Dan’s sardonic and witty narration. 2) The topics are super interesting 3) and are presented in a fair and balanced way 4) using the fascinating stories, accounts, and viewpoints of real people. But, honestly, it’s Dan. I’d listen to him read a repair manual….

In the sea of podcasts, this is one of the jewels (should that metaphor be pearl?). In any case, this former Daily Show writer entertains us with perspectives sometimes too close to home, and other times stranger than fiction. I lived through Y2K and had no idea all of all the intrigue and odd things people were doing. Great entertainment, we listened on a road trip and the drive just flew by.

this, like all Dan Taberski podcasts, is a 1000/10. Very well done, easy to listen to and super interesting!!

I remember being a kid huddled around the TV and looking outside like I’m expecting a big boom. But my parents thankfully knew nothing was going to happen…. I’m not sure if I was faced with a similar situation I’d acted as calm. But 2012 didn’t amount to much… thanks for the pod!

My family prepped for Y2K when I was 13. This was exciting, scary, life-changing (we moved to an new area so we could live off the land, my dad tried to start a new business, failed, our family ended up in debt, living less than paycheck to paycheck, and more). Listening to this podcast has been validating, therapeutic, informative. It has given a history and explanation to something that to me was embarrassing and more recently, humorous. The structure of the podcast is great, weaving stories throughout different episodes, holding my interest well.

Dan is a fantastic podcaster with an amazing voice! Easy to listen to, in fact I have binged all of his podcast’s.

I started my podcast adventure listening to true crime. However, I took a detour to listen to the Richard Simmons podcast. I am glad I did. I moved to the next series with Y2K. It is almost perfection. A time period we all have different memories and life experiences. This podcast tells us different experiences that come together to tell a wonderful glimpse of an interesting time in history.

This was absolutely fascinating to me. I was in my late 20’s and expecting my second child when Y2K hit. Some of this was a flashback to me but most was new information. I absolutely love the sound of Dan’s voice. Most podcasts I have to rewind to get information I missed when I zoned out - not with Dan. I’ve binged every series of his and will be sad when I finish the current one and have nothing left to listen to. More, please!

Do it!