
Treasure Hunting podcast: we join modern-day treasure hunts because we're desperate. Join in on our brainstorming! We also dive into Lost Treasures throughout history. - Utah Treasure Hunt series: We brainstorm the location of the annual Utah Treasure Hunt containing $25,000. - Where's the Wallet series: Bank of Utah hosts a $20,000 treasure hunt and we're looking for it. - Lost Treasure series: W... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In this episode we interview Aiden, the winner of this years treasure hunt. We also wrap up this season and share our final thoughts. We will see you next year!
Clue 4 of the Bank of Utah Where's the Wallet Cash Quest is out, and it is four lines of pure anagram bait. What's something that's sweet that you always want ample. Solve for M and you'll have something for the old hippocampal. Look for a place that... more
This one has pickup lines, an argument about whether paragliding counts as transportation, a longer argument about whether a Caterpillar tractor counts as a big cat, three separate definitions of the word barrow, a game we stole from an improv troupe... more
Clue one was a gentle lob right over the plate. Clue two came in and completely rocked our confidence. Caden, Christian, and Chad dig into Bank of Utah's second clue for the "Where's the Wallet" Cash Quest, and things get weird fast — is it about loc... more
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I’ve listened to this podcast for quite awhile now, and have usually enjoyed it. But after these last 2 treasure hunts, it’s been obvious to me that these guys are either scammers or liars, or both.
While listening to their “ideas” about the most recent Utah treasure hunt, they spent much of their time discussing Real Salt Lake, firefighters from the Salt Palace, and other harebrained ideas. In everything they discussed in these episodes, they never shared one idea that was even remotely close ... more
I do enjoy listening to treasure hunt stuff and these guys will offer up some good ideas on the current hunts even if they don’t share all their great ideas. They do love themselves some innuendos. Don’t worry they will bleep out the most annoying ones, but they will be back in time to let us listen to them laugh about it for the next minute and a half. They also looove talking over each other. So 4.5 stars for the treasure related content, 1.5 stars for the execution, 3 stars in the end.
Easy on the ears, meaning I like their voices. I wish they would have episodes on Beyond the maps edge. That was my random ADHD side note..
They are fun to listen to. Very entertaining and the “clean” is in the grey area. I might not be able to share with some of my family members. Which is sad because I do enjoy listening. It’s the holding my breath during the grey periods that makes me sad. I don’t want to have to stop listening. Thank you for your show! I really do like the content and the Ch... more
They might not solve the poem, but they’re pretty funny!!
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This podcast focuses on the thrill of modern-day treasure hunting, particularly in Utah, where hosts engage in lively discussions about ongoing treasure hunts, including substantial cash prizes. They mix humor with analysis as they brainstorm potential locations and clues, often inviting interactions from listeners. Additionally, episodes explore historical lost treasures, delving into fascinating theories and legends surrounding famous treasure legends, creating an engaging blend of comedy, adventure, and history. The lively banter among the hosts adds a unique charm, making it entertaining for both treasure-hunting enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.
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