Every woman has a story. Lost Sisters is a true crime podcast dedicated to telling the stories of missing and murdered women with compassion, respect, and thoughtful research. Each episode goes beyond the facts of the case to explore who these women were, the lives they lived, and the people who continue to love and remember them. By honoring their stories with care and accuracy, Lost Sisters hopes to keep their voices alive and remind us that they are more than a headline.
Hi friends! I’m Crysta, the host and creator of Lost Sisters. By day, I’m a social worker. In my free time, I love writing, reading, and spending time with my animals. I’m always looking for an opportunity to learn something new.
FAQ
What’s with the butterfly?
I originally considered red hand imagery associated with Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, but I didn’t feel comfortable using a symbol tied to a specific community. I didn’t want to feel like I was appropriating it. I chose the monarch butterfly because I found it beautiful and meaningful. Placing it over the mouth also reflects how often missing and murdered women are silenced, overlooked, or reduced to what happened to them.
When do episodes drop?
Tuesdays at 6:00am CST
Where can I listen?
Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or right here on the Lost Sisters website
Do you only talk about women?
For now. In the future, I might expand to children or men. I won’t discount someone’s tragedy just because of their age or gender.
Are all of the cases unsolved?
Nope! My favorite cases are the ones that have an ending
Can families contact you about an episode?
Absolutely!
How can I suggest a case?
Since I am a one-woman show, I am not currently taking requests. However, this may change in the future, so hold on to them.