Lasana Peoples
Missing Colors
Missing Colors is a space dedicated to amplifying the voices and stories of missing women and girls of color—stories too often ignored or buried in silence. Each year, hundreds of thousands go missing, and yet the media consistently overlooks Black, Indigenous, and Latina victims. This podcast aims to change that. Through real cases, deep conversations, and honest reflection, we confront the racial disparities in how missing persons are treated—and demand that every life be valued, every voice heard, and every name remembered. It's time to break the silence.
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Episodes
Episode 1 - Yolanda Panek 14.02.2026 55:01
Yolanda Panek went missing in July of 1995, on this episode we talk to her son Rodney Panek, on what he thinks happened, his childhood, and who he is today. Yolanda's body has never been found, although there is strong evidence to prove what potentially happened to her. Dive into Yolanda's case with me and Melissa.
Episode 2 - Angelica Sandoval 14.02.2026 27:51
Angelica Esperanza Sandoval went missing in February of 2011. Angelica went to retrieve some finished laundry from her car and never returned. What happened to Angelica? Someone knows something and after all this time no one has said a word, why? Dive into Angelica's story with Melissa and I.
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