Stolen - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Gripping stories that are corroborated with thorough investigations. I was immediately hooked and listened one episode after another and feel like my eyes were opened for stories that I knew so little about. Thank you!

Connie Walker puts a human face on a human story. She is a voice for many who have had theirs taken. Her passion for the truth and to share that truth is well worth the listen. She tells it like it is with genuine compassion for those who have suffered. She has brought me to tears several times.

I hope Stolen is picked up by another production company. She has created 3 seasons with 3 stories and 3 hard truths. There are thousands of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls whose story needs to be told. These are souls who have touched a collective millions of lives and deserve to have a voice.

Connie’s story telling is captivating. Her dedication to expose the abuse her family and all Indigenous communities experienced at Residential Schools. I hope all families find justice in the process of speaking up and exposing the system that denied family’s of unity and culture. I appreciate the journey she led us listeners on with Jermaine’s disappearance. I am here for all updates, and looking for to Season 3❤️

Connie Walker is a brilliant investigative reporter. Her concern and compassion for indigenous communities is unmatched. Great podcast!

I had hoped that, with the success of Season 2, that Season 3 would be really great. But nope, Seasons 1 and 3 are essentially typical “true crime” podcasts with an attempt to educate listeners about Native culture. Neither story warranted entire seasons and there was no closure for any of the cases. I felt like both seasons were a waste of my time. Connie Walker also does several things that I find questionable/ethically troubling, including not verifying different people’s accounts of the same incident, using people’s full names when talking about them and basically slandering them, and over-dramatizing everything. She also tends to repeat what she was just told in a really irritating way—again, a massive waste of time. There are so many better podcasts out there.