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  • Treasure Hunt Legends - Uncover Hidden Riches with Griffin Rowe

    Treasure Hunt Legends - Uncover Hidden Riches with Griffin Rowe
    Apr 20 2026
    Join host Griffin Rowe as he uncovers captivating stories behind history's most legendary treasure hunts, from sunken shipwrecks to mountain hideaways. Explore real evidence, obsessed searchers, and the psychological grip of buried fortunes. Discover what drives people to chase hidden wealth and why these mysteries captivate us.

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    1 min
  • Treasure Hunt Legends - The King's Ransom That Vanished Into the Mountains

    Treasure Hunt Legends - The King's Ransom That Vanished Into the Mountains
    Apr 20 2026
    Griffin Rowe explores Atahualpa's legendary ransom—a room filled with Inca gold meant to buy a king's freedom in 1533. The Spanish executed him anyway, and treasure reportedly vanished into Ecuador's Llanganates mountains. We examine historical evidence, failed expeditions, and the enduring obsession with this sacred fortune.

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    33 mins
  • Treasure Hunt Legends - The Fever That Ate 400,000 Minds

    Treasure Hunt Legends - The Fever That Ate 400,000 Minds
    Apr 20 2026
    Host Griffin Rowe explores the Forrest Fenn treasure hunt, where a dying art dealer hid a $1M bronze chest in the Rockies using a cryptic poem. Over 400,000 people searched; five died. Psychology professor Allen King reveals how sunk-cost fallacy consumed searchers. When Jack Stuef found it in 2020, he called it "the most frustrating experience" of his life.

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    27 mins