UPDATE: TREASURE HUNT REVEALED! Cavalry Audio has unveiled a real-life digital treasure hunt - the clues to which are hidden across the nine episode first season of X Marks The Spot. The prize for solving? $50,000. Make sure that you’re subscribed to the podcast and following all of Cavalry’s social accounts as to not miss any clues & hints along the way! What are you waiting for? Go find that treasure! The first and only podcast series that investigates the real life treasure hunt that captivated the globe. The podcast follows the incredible story of Forrest Fenn, a New Mexico art dealer who, in 2010, reportedly buried $2 million in gold somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. Fenn then published an autobiography that contained a six stanza poem that allegedly gave clues to the exact location to anyone clever enough and brave enough to figure it out. The hunt enticed hundreds of thousands of searchers from around the world, cost five unfortunate souls their lives, and spawned at least three lawsuits in the wake of the treasure’s discovery in June of 2020...
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Treasure Hunt Clue #5
www.xmtspodcast.com Credits: Produced by Jason Seagraves and Branden Morgan Executive Producers: Dana Brunetti and Keegan Rosenberger. Associate Producer: Margot Carmichael Sound Editor, Mixer and Post Production Supervisor: Zach McNees Music by Blue Dot Sessions, and Soundstripe, with additional original music by Bruce Witkin. Writer, and Narrator: Branden Morgan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Treasure Hunt: Clue #4
www.xmtspodcast.com Credits: Produced by Jason Seagraves and Branden Morgan Executive Producers: Dana Brunetti and Keegan Rosenberger. Associate Producer: Margot Carmichael Sound Editor, Mixer and Post Production Supervisor: Zach McNees Music by Blue Dot Sessions, and Soundstripe, with additional original music by Bruce Witkin. Writer, and Narrator: Branden Morgan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Treasure Hunt: Clue #3
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episode 9: Episode 9 | The Blaze
What is a BLAZE? Did someone find it? Is it still out there somewhere? We also give some perspective and historical significance to the chase and how it fits into the zeitgeist.
episode 8: Episode 8 | Heavy Loads and Water High
As we near the end of the series…do we have any idea where the chest was hidden? Yup. But that’s just the beginning. The eighth clue, and its possible interpretations are considered. Plus, we shift gears to “search celebrity” Ben Knapple and how his penchant for disruption upended the chase.
episode 7: Episode 7 | No Paddle Up Your Creek
Boston police officer and Fenn devotee Michael O’Connell explains his incredible solve, and how it’s hiding in plain sight. Plus, the meaning of the seventh clue is hotly debated among the search community.
Episode 6 | The End is Ever Drawing Nigh
Dave Woodard talks us through his complex and incredible solve, and tells us why he believes that Forrest was cheated out of the ending the chase deserved. Plus, we closely examine the sixth clue and why it could very well be Forrest’s masterpiece.
episode 5: Episode 5 | No Place for the Meek
We hear from treasure hunter Barbara Anderson and how her experience with the Fenn treasure hunt went from hobby, to obsession…to the courtroom. Also, the fifth clue is considered along with some intriguing solves from the treasure hunting community.
episode 4: Episode 4 | The Home of Brown
One of the most important and debated clues in the poem is investigated. We also take a trip back to the early 1980’s to examine the first “armchair” treasure hunt: MASQUERADE.
episode 3: Episode 3 | Not Far But Too Far to Walk
“The Chase” takes off after Forrest makes several appearances on The Today Show. Plus, Dal Nietzel explains his contributions to the explosion of interest in the treasure hunt, as well as his own herculean efforts to find the treasure himself.