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Hide and Seek

Good for missing persons advocates who prefer serialised depth

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Serialised investigation of cold case disappearances, with each season dedicated to a single case.

Verdict: Good for missing persons advocates who prefer serialised depth. Hide and Seek focuses each season on a single disappearance case, allowing for deep investigation rather than case-of-the-week coverage. James Baysinger's commitment to missing persons justice drives the series.

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Host James Baysinger investigates cold cases and unsolved mysteries of missing people, with each season focusing on a different disappearance.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Hide and Seek?
Serialised investigation of cold case disappearances, with each season dedicated to a single case.
Is Hide and Seek worth listening to?
Good for missing persons advocates who prefer serialised depth. Hide and Seek focuses each season on a single disappearance case, allowing for deep investigation rather than case-of-the-week coverage. James Baysinger's commitment to missing persons justice drives the series.
Where can I listen to Hide and Seek?
Hide and Seek is available on Apple Podcasts.
Where should I start with Hide and Seek?
Start with: Episode 1 β€” best heard in order
What format is Hide and Seek?
Serialised β€” 40 episodes episodes, approximately 35-55 min each.
What type of crime does Hide and Seek cover?
Hide and Seek covers Missing Person, Cold Case.

Quick facts

Format
Serialised
Host style
Solo host
Style
Journalistic; measured
Episode length
35-55 min
Episodes
40 episodes
Binge factor
7/10
Best to start
Episode 1 β€” best heard in order

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