Trevor Collins

No.

Oh, really?

Never.

Never.

I don't think they're actually burying these treasures.

But pirates also get so deeply romanticized.

You have things like Treasure Island and they become fantastic children's stories that take on a life of their own.

Hence Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean, a fantastic film that drops off greatly after the first couple.

Doesn't stop me from watching Dead Men Tell No Tales.

Do your fair.

I do now.

Very fun movies, though.

And yeah, I think there's just I'm sure we could deeply explore that and find why that's the case and how these rumors start.

But that's kind of what this show does.

We take an unsolved mystery.

We pull it apart.

We figure out why these are pieces of DNA and a lot of different mysteries.

But.

Yeah, we're going to talk about who Henry Every was, his many different names, his quick origin, why he became a pirate, and then what his short stint as a pirate looked like.

Because in just a few short years, he went from a first mate to like, I'm going to do this for the Royal Navy to screw this.