Isa recorded this episode live at the 50th Anniversary of Women at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, bringing together voices from the first class of women in 1976 to the women serving and leading today.It’s an episode filled with memories, testimonies, laughter, tears, and the stories of women who dared to step onto a ramp that once said, “Bring me men.”Today, that ramp welcomes all who are willing to take on the challenge of military service—and the legacy of the women who helped make that possible is woven into every step.Our podcast name is inspired by that legacy. And we couldn’t be more honored to bring these women’s stories to you.

50 years of women at USAFA.

Generations of courage.

One incredible legacy.

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Some stories deserve more than a headline.

Today's guest is Jordan St. Pierre, a prior enlisted Air Force 1N0 All-Source Intelligence Analyst who went on to earn her commission through the ROTC program at Colorado State University. She is currently stationed at Moody Air Force Base, where she supports the A-10 mission.

Jordan recently returned home from a nine-month deployment in support of Operations Inherent Resolve and Epic Fury. While the world watched breaking news unfold from thousands of miles away, she was living it.

In this episode, Jordan shares what it was like to deploy to a combat zone, how her role evolved as the conflict changed, and the personal sacrifices that come with serving in a war zone. She reflects on the weight of the mission, the bonds forged with her teammates, and the perspective she brought home after spending nine months supporting combat operations.

Today’s episode is a little different — we’re bringing you a mini episode focused on one topic: Air Force pilot training.

We’re joined by the one and only Allie Mascher. She’s a member of the USAFA Class of 2024 and one of the newest survivors of IPT, UPT, and the chaos that comes with Air Force pilot training.

In this episode, we’re debriefing the good, the hard, and the things no one really explains until you’re already in it — because let’s be honest, pilot training is not for the faint of heart.

If you’ve ever wondered what Air Force pilot training is actually like, this one’s for you.

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This conversation is one that carries weight, purpose, and deep remembrance. In a world that moves quickly and often forgets, we are talking about choosing to remember. Choosing to honor.

We are joined by Hanna Born — the founder of Run to Remember 2977, a mission born from a desire to ensure that the 2,977 lives lost on September 11th are never reduced to a number. Over the course of this year, in honor of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Hanna is running 2,977 miles — one mile for every life lost — reading and honoring each name along the way.

Follow Hanna's journey on Instagram @RuntoRemember2977

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Today’s guest mastered the art of flying on the Right Wing — inches from pressure, miles from ordinary.

Colonel (Ret.) Nicole Malachowski is the first woman to fly with the United States Air Force Thunderbirds, a 1996 USAFA graduate, an F-15E Strike Eagle pilot, Squadron Commander, White House Fellow that advised former First lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden, National Women’s Hall of Fame inductee and fierce veterans’ health advocate.

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To follow more of Nicole's journey, check out her Instagram @realmalachowski

Today we’re bringing you Rear Admiral (Ret.) Peg Klein. Peg entered the Naval Academy as a pioneer with the Class of 1981, later returned as the first female Commandant, and helped stand up an entirely new domain of modern warfare.

Her career spans nuclear command and control, cyber operations, and shaping the next generation of Navy leaders. Peg didn’t follow the girl boss trend — she’s the reason it exists.

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It’s finally time !
Allie & Isa are telling it all—who we are, why we started Bring Us Women, and the story behind the mic.

If you’re new here (or a day one), this one’s for you!

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Today’s guest is raised on standards, sharpened by discipline, and fueled by the relentless pursuit of excellence.

Introducing Hailey Gibbons - West Point Class of 2014, D1 athlete, Rabble Rouser, Sandhurst Competitor, Logistics Officer, Army Ranger, Tech leader, and all around-badass – who proves everyday that the standard isn’t something that you talk about, it’s something you live. 

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To follow more of Hailey's journey, check out her Instagram @hg_leadtheway

Meet Kali Kingsley — USAFA Class of 2011, intelligence officer, mom of two, medical student, and future psychiatrist. She is living proof that you can balance classified missions, clinical rotations, and toddler tantrums — and still chase your wildest dreams. This episode is part inspiration, part therapy session, and 100% girl power… just the way we like it.

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To follow more of Kali’s journey, check out her page @bykalijean.

Warning: the following episode contains Mach speeds, girl power, and Plane Old Art.

Bring Us Women Squad — buckle up for Melaine “Halo” Valentin, USAFA Class of 2016, T-38 FAIP, F-16 pilot, artist, and entrepreneur redefining what it means to fly like a girl.

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Check out Halo's art at https://www.planeoldart.com/