I Don't Know Her

Amanda and Rita hit their stride! Join them as they discuss Lozen, a two-spirit Chiracahua Apache warrior, and Arlene Pieper, the first woman to finish a marathon (and a badass trail one at that).

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Amanda and Rita hit their stride! Join them as they discuss Lozen, a two-spirit Chiracahua Apache warrior, and Arlene Pieper, the first woman to finish a marathon (and a badass trail one at that). 

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IDK Her is going international this episode! Hailing from Mexico, daredevil Berta Zerón de García is Rita's pick of the day. She was the first woman to pilot a jet airplane, compete in air races, and skydive! Amanda introduces us to Naziq al-Abid, a revolutionary nicknamed "the Joan of Arc of Syria," who fought for women's rights and for the independence of her people.

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Hailing from Mexico, daredevil Berta Zerón de García is Rita's pick of the day. She was the first woman to pilot a jet and skydive! Amanda introduces us to Naziq al-Abid, a revolutionary nicknamed "the Joan of Arc of Syria," who fought for women's rights and for the independence of her people.

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Amanda introduces us to former circus performer turned drag king Stormé DeLarverie, "the Rosa Parks of the gay community". Rita brings us on the journey of Rebecca Lee Crumpler, a young black woman who became the first woman to get her M.D.

***Correction: Stormé's long-term girlfriend was a dancer named Diana, not famed photographer Diane Arbus (though Diane did take Stormé's picture).***

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Amanda introduces us to former circus performer turned drag king Stormé DeLarverie, "the Rosa Parks of the gay community". Rita brings us on the journey of Rebecca Lee Crumpler, a young black woman who became the first woman to get her M.D.

On this inaugural episode of the show, Amanda brings Shirley Muldowney to the table, the first woman to receive a license from the National Hot Rod Association and the first to drive a Top Fuel Dragster. Rita will tell us about Esther Eng, a Chinese-American lesbian film director who became the first person to direct Chinese language films in the United States.

Plus, get to know a little about Rita and Amanda as they discuss comediennes Ally Wong and Hannah Gadsby.

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On this inaugural episode of the show, Amanda brings Shirley Muldowney to the table, the first woman to receive a license from the National Hot Rod Association and the first to drive a Top Fuel Dragster. Rita will tell us about Esther Eng, a Chinese-American lesbian film director who became the first person to direct Chinese language films in the United States.