Mackenzie Undercover: To Kik or Not to Kik

Mackenzie Undercover: To Kik or Not to Kik

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What Happened to Grandpa?

A family mystery that lingered for generations finally cracks open in this mind-bending episode of Dating Detectives. What begins with a single, unexpected phone call pulls Taylor—and listeners—into a decades-long story that starts with her grandfather vanishing without a trace i ...  Show more

Mackenzie Undercover: The Surrogate Scandal

Join us for the juiciest Mackenzie Undercover story yet! What starts as a consensual surrogacy arrangement between two married couples, meant to be loving, transparent, and drama-free, quickly takes a turn when strange messages, broken rules, and suspicious “errands” begin stacki ...  Show more

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