Press:

Hysterical 

Awards: Apple Podcasts 2024 Show of the Year, Podcast Academy Ambie Awards for Podcast of the Year and Best Reporting, Webby Awards for Best Documentary Podcast and Best Writing, Signal Award for Best Documentary

2024 Year End Lists: The New Yorker, Vulture, TIME, New York Magazine, The Economist, Audible, Apple Podcasts

The New Yorker: “As ever, Taberski and his team know what they’re doing.”

TIME: #1 Podcast of 2024

New York Magazine: #1 Podcast of 2024 “Taberski is one of the finest audio documentarians working today.”

Persona – The French Deception:

Vulture: “A scam story told with a clinical eye.”

Financial Times: “It’s a hell of a story, smartly scripted and sleekly produced.”

The Times: “Irrefutably entertaining.”

Love Thy Neighbor:

Vulture: “Meyerson is a half-Black and half-Jewish New Yorker, and she negotiates the space between those two aspects of her identity to find a deeper understanding of what happened that summer in 1991”

PodSauce: “Expertly and empathetically examines the history of Crown Heights.”

9/12:

2021 Year End Lists: The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Atlantic, Time, CBC, Esquire, Apple Podcasts, Variety, Vulture’s Podcast Producers Survey

Time: “A sometimes inspiring, often critical portrait of a society redefining its identity in the wake of tragedy.”

The Atlantic: #1 on The 50 Best Podcasts of 2021

The New York Times: “A striking listening experience.”

Wind Of Change:

2020 Year End Lists: The New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, The New Yorker, The Guardian, Financial Times, WBEZ, Vulture, AV Club

Esquire: “Wind of Change has become the must-hear podcast.”

The Atlantic: “Podcasting at its most exhilarating.”

The Hollywood Reporter: “Wind of Change was the night’s top winner, taking home three Podcast Academy Awards, including best host, best reporting and best nonfiction scriptwriting.”

Running From COPS:

We were nominated for a 2019 Peabody Award.  Here’s a piece I wrote for The Guardian about the cancellation of COPS a year after our podcast debuted.

2019 Year End Lists: The New Yorker, CBC, The Atlantic, Vulture, LA Review of Books, Poynter, Huffington Post, Indiewire, Yahoo, The Australian, International Documentary Association Short List, Global Investigative Journalism Network 

Hollywood Reporter: ‘Cops’ Canceled at Paramount Network

This American Life: Episode 675 – I’m On TV?? 

The New York Times: How Truthful Is COPS? A Fixture of Reality TV Faces Scrutiny 

The New Yorker: “Startling and, as ever, elegantly wrought.” 

Vulture: “A must listen. One of the year’s best.”

Surviving Y2K:

2018 Year End Lists: The Atlantic, The Boston Globe, New York Magazine, Indiewire, Forbes

Vulture: “One of the year’s most beautiful podcasts. Funny, poetic, and wonderfully written.“

The New Yorker: “Smart, sweaty, and overeager, with moments of beauty and moments that make you cringe.”

The Irish Times: “Thematically and structurally one of the most interesting podcasts I’ve heard.”

Stay Tuned with Preet:

The New York Times: “A thrilling and urgent civics lesson.”

Missing Richard Simmons:

2010’s Best of The Decade Lists: AV Club, Salon

2017 Year End Lists: The Guardian, New York Magazine, Esquire, The Atlantic 

The New York Times: “A cultural phenomenon.”

The Washington Post: “An intimate and complicated portrait of a man who’s often reduced to caricature”

Vulture: “By far, the best narrative podcast out there right now.”

The Webby Awards: Winner “Best Documentary Podcast”

Still Processing:

2016-2018 Year End Lists: The Atlantic, The Guardian, Apple Podcasts, Time

The Atlantic: “Vital, mandatory listening.” 

The Webby Awards: Winner “Best Arts and Culture Podcast”

You Must Remember This:

2015-2016 Year End Lists: The Guardian, New York Magazine, Apple Podcasts 

The Guardian: “A dreamy mix of film noir voiceover, 1940s gossip column and Pathe news broadcast.”

Trumpcast:

2016 Year End Lists: The Guardian

Happier with Gretchen Rubin:

2015 Year End Lists: New York Magazine, Apple Podcasts

The New Yorker: “Their voices remind you that life is a human project that we’re all experimenting with.”