Hannah, Part 1 | Betrayal Weekly
episodePreviously titled “Betrayal Weekly: EP 28 – Hannah, Pt. 1” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 5, 2026
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At this point, my heart has just dropped and I feel like I'm gonna vomit. The betrayal felt so intentional and possibly like it was a long time coming.
I'm Andrea Gunning, and this is Betrayal, a show about the people we trust the most and the deceptions that change everything. Betrayals often come with a loss. On this show, we've heard stories from people who lost the love of their life or their understanding of who that person was. Others have had their children, their home, or their money taken from them. We've told stories about people losing their sense of self. But no matter the betrayal, everyone we've talked to has held on to one thing, their story. Even when they lost everything, they still had the truth. But then we heard Hannah Pittard's story.
I remember writing stories from the time I was a little girl.
Today, Hannah is an accomplished author. Stories have always been a big part of who she is. When she was little, Hannah's family lived on a farm outside of Atlanta. There, her imagination would run wild.
We had horses, chickens, barn kittens. It was a wonderful time.
But it wasn't a wonderful time for everyone. When she was in elementary school, Hannah's parents began a bitter divorce. Hannah was the youngest of three, and at first the siblings all had each other. But eventually, her older siblings went off to boarding school, and Hannah was left at home in the middle of her parents' custody battle.
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