Almost skipped this story because I was already familiar with it. Chose to try it & loved it. The host did an excellent job. Production was excellent. Glad I found this podcast after all episodes were released, so was able to binge it.

The podcast host thinks that this treasure hunt is hurting people, and spends the whole series saying that this hunt, this dream is bad for people. If you feel a certain way, save that for the final episode and make it just one episode. Don’t spend the whole series interjecting your opinion on a story worth telling. Hard to listen with constant condescending opinions being thrown in every few minutes.

My only complaint is that I couldn’t binge it all in one day.

Outstanding!!

The treasure part of the story was interesting, but the personal episodes about Daryl were not (no offense to him) and ended very flat. It seemed a VERY far reach to relate the treasure hunting to Daryl’s life and felt forced.

He’s followed the laws all along. He has a passion for this and thank goodness. Without him many of these amazing artifacts would be lost to time and appreciated by no one.

We didn’t want it to end - excellent content, suspense, storyline and ending. Hope to hear more episodes soon.

The premise is great: Lost treasure and follow the quest. But there are entire episodes where the personal lives of the participants are followed. And frankly, they are not that interesting. This story can be cut in half and made much better. Stop making it something it is not.

I stumbled across this one and literally could barely put it down to do basic life activities. Peter Frick-Wright threw himself into this with no holds barred and it clearly shows in the quality of his storytelling. He also demonstrates such a personal interest in Darrell Steyler’s (treasure hunter) wellbeing it clearly became more than just a product of his work as a reporter. Well done Peter and I look forward to your next one!

Impressed & inspired as a very early-career journalist:)