Headlong: Running from COPS
Dan Taberski and the team behind Missing Richard Simmons investigate COPS — the longest running reality show in TV history — and its cultural impact on policing in America. Our story begins with the footage of a routine arrest behind a church in Georgia...
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Unreal
Dec 13
Phenomenal investigative reporting, jarring and compassionate at every turn. And the final episode...no words.
Dan
Sep 15
This GUY DAN IS THE BEST PODCASTER BEST STORIES IN THE ENTIRE!!!… ENTIRE, literally the ENTIRE INTERNET
warrants
Oct 9
i hate the type of policing highlighted here… that being said, one recurring theme seems to be warrants. almost everyone, when they have their information run… have warrants. don’t commit crimes, you don’t end up under arrest. i don’t see how people fail to get this concept. this seems to be virtue signal heavy.
Dan Taberski is the best
Aug 22
The thing I like most about Dan Taberski is that he takes fascinating subjects and looks at them fairly objectively, without the excess of crazy sensationalism that saturate so many podcasts now. Not everything needs to be turned into a mystery, and I really appreciate his perspective, his steady, intelligent analysis. This podcast, which I waited way too long to listen to, is no exception. Shocking, but not sensational. Incredibly well done. His background in television production and his disillusionment with manipulative methods in entertainment really are such an asset. I will listen to anything he produces.
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- CreatorTopic / Pineapple Street Media / Dan Taberski
- Years Active2K
- Episodes13
- RatingExplicit
- Copyright© First Look Productions, Inc.
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