My Thoughts on The Shattered Medallion

Episode 1 of the The Amateur Sleuth Podcast: For Nancy Drew Game Lovers podcast, hosted by Caroline Quick, titled "My Thoughts on The Shattered Medallion" was published on July 20, 2025 and runs 11 minutes.

July 20, 2025 ·11m · The Amateur Sleuth Podcast: For Nancy Drew Game Lovers

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I'm back, baby! Let's talk The Shattered Medallion, aka My Shattered Heart.Follow Me!Instagram: @amateursleuthpod

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I'm back, baby! Let's talk The Shattered Medallion, aka My Shattered Heart.

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