
In Season 6, we tackle a brand-new type of betrayal – not one between a husband and wife, but within a tight-knit community of friends and family.
After Carl and Adam broke up, it seemed like their life together was in the past. Then, a campaign of terror brought old wounds to the surface. This is the story of a year of chaos – in which technology was used to shatter an entire circle’s sense of ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 190 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Disturbing messages start pouring in. Carl wonders – is his ex out for revenge?
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After coming out, Carl finally begins building a new life - with close friends, his first love, and hope for the future. But someone is preparing to tear it all apart.
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Threatening messages. A shocking confession. And the year of chaos in between. The new season of Betrayal premieres on September 24.
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Kenzie meant for her boudoir photos to be for just her and her husband. Then someone leaked them online.
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Way too slow. I got bored because I waited over 30 minutes to hear what the story was even about, but this lady just yapped about the background for half an hour. Trash podcast ngl
The attachment to only the victim’s POV requires audience gullibility. And blah blah blah blah blah…man o man, do they ever go on in circles! It’s so much rationalization and omission of events. I lose sympathy because of the excuses and credulity issuing from the victim/narrator. I’m out. Sayonara. Ciao. Adios. Goodbye.
Wow, that betrayal was the cruelest. I hope and pray for Amber and I know exactly how it feels to want someone to stay in prison.
Absolutely heart broken for Emily and Dave. This episode hit differently. I will never look at show dogs the same way again. These poor babies deserve better. I’ll never watch another competition.
I am a huge Betrayal fan. This episode hit close to home. My son went through a situation in East Texas with one of the court appointed individuals in his custody case. They sent him a questionnaire with a few questions and then had a phone call with him in which they were only threatening him to pay his part of the fee, which he had already let them know he would pay it but it would just take him until his payday to be able to pay. This person didn’t want to know anything about him or his life,... more
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Betrayal Weekly focuses on intimate, first-hand accounts of trust being broken, spanning relationships, family dynamics, and the fallout that follows. Episodes center on survivor storytelling, investigative framing, and practical guidance for healing, with a strong emphasis on resilience, accountability, and learning from painful experiences. The show often features a mix of personal narratives and expert context, creating a blueprint for understanding manipulation, abuse, and betrayal while offering resources for listeners facing similar situations. A standout trait is its ongoing community angle—merch, sponsor integrations, and listener support channels—creating a supportive space for real stories and recovery. Potential listeners who val... more
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