LaDonna Humphrey is not just a celebrated author, but also a distinguished podcast host. She has made significant contributions to the podcasting world with her insightful commentary, empathetic approach, and unwavering commitment to unveiling the truth.

 

LaDonna Humphrey is the co-host of two acclaimed podcasts: Lost Girls and Extinguished. Hosted alongside investigative journalist Amy Smith, Lost Girls is the evolution of the former Deep Dark Secrets podcast and continues its mission of exposing the hidden truths behind unsolved cases, missing persons, domestic violence, and systemic failure. Together, these shows are known for their fearless storytelling, deep investigative work, and unwavering commitment to justice — bringing the stories that matter most out of the shadows and into the public eye.

Lost Girls explores the darkest corners of true crime and advocacy, centering the voices of victims and families too often ignored. Each week, Humphrey and Smith confront the realities of violence, disappearance, and corruption with compassion, clarity, and resolve. LaDonna’s empathetic yet relentless approach has made Lost Girls a must-listen for anyone seeking not just answers, but accountability — and real change.

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On the other hand, "Extinguished" is a long-form podcast that focuses on the murdered and missing. Co-hosted with David McClam, the podcast dedicates four weeks to each case. Humphrey's contributions to the podcast have been instrumental in shedding light on complex cases and advocating for justice. Her dedication to truth and her ability to articulate complex narratives have made the Extinguished Podcast a beacon for those seeking answers.

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LaDonna Humphrey's podcasts are a reflection of her passion for justice and her commitment to uncovering the truth. They are a testament to her skill as a host and her dedication to her craft. Whether you're a fan of true crime or simply a lover of well-crafted narratives, Humphrey's podcasts are a must-listen.

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