Stolen Voices is a podcast from G4 Justice, hosted by Nicole Robertson and co-hosted/produced by Gregory White. The show focuses on the realities of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) and human trafficking, with an emphasis on clear, grounded conversations. Each episode aims to bring forward perspectives that are often missing or misunderstood, while staying rooted in respect for the communities at the center of these issues. The approach is straightforward—listen, learn, and share information that can support awareness and change.
Most episodes feature guests from a range of sectors, including policing, government, survivors, activists, and non-profit organizations. These discussions highlight how different systems and experiences intersect, without overcomplicating or sensationalizing the issues. In addition to interviews, some episodes focus on current events, breaking down relevant news stories and headlines to help listeners better understand what’s happening in real time and why it matters.
New episodes are released twice a month, every second Wednesday. Stolen Voices is intended for anyone looking to stay informed and engaged, whether through lived experience, professional work, or personal interest. For questions, collaboration, or to get in touch, you can reach the team at StolenVoicesThePodcast@gmail.com
Nicole Robertson is the host of Stolen Voices, bringing compassion, strength, and a powerful community-centered perspective to the podcast. Through each episode, she helps guide important conversations about human trafficking and its impact on Indigenous communities, creating space for truth, awareness, and reflection. Her voice and presence help anchor the series in empathy, resilience, and a shared commitment to change.
Gregory White is the producer of Stolen Voices, a podcast focused on raising awareness of human trafficking and its impact on Indigenous communities. Through this work, he brings together research, community engagement, and conversations with advocates, frontline workers, and lived-experience voices to help shine a light on urgent issues that are too often ignored. His approach is grounded in truth-telling, relationship-building, and a commitment to creating space for awareness, accountability, and change.