Missed Fortune
When Forrest Fenn hid a chest full of gold, sapphires, and rubies somewhere in the Rocky Mountains in 2010, he tapped into something deep. It was like the American Dream reduced to its essence—an equal-opportunity quest for a small fortune. What seemed at first like a harmless poem containing nine treasure clues sent thousands on a journey of obsession and desperation. One searcher—Darrell Seyler—gave everything. New episodes out every Monday. Missed Fortune is an Apple Original podcast produced by High Five Content in association with 30 Minutes West and Outside Magazine. Listen and follow on Apple Podcasts. https://apple.co/Missed_Fortune
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Well done
21 de ago.
This is an interesting true story told in a very in-depth thought provoking approach. I loved the psychological aspect.
If there’s on value that shines through the Canon family
há 1 dia
It’s that if you’re a male, you can abandon all your offspring and blame the females in your life for situations you were able to remove yourself from. Good story otherwise.
Has Potential to be better
4 de out.
Story was interesting first couple of episodes. But you can tell reporter was an amateur when he started this, there was so many awkward moments or buttons that he pushed when interviewing ppl. Felt like he could've gone in more depth with questions or just interactions. But he is a great narrator. I do like that there was some attention brought to the native tribes and artifacts.
Not the story I care about.
23 de set.
This podcast waste more time talking about a missing dad then it does about a missing treasure. It you think your going to get a podcast about treasure hunting , your not . It most about a broken person looking for there dad.
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- Criado porApple TV+ / High Five Content
- Episódios10
- Temporadas1
- ClassificaçãoExplícito
- Copyright© (C) Apple Video Programming LLC
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