Rebel Girls

Get to know Priscilla Chan who narrated the episode about Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Priscilla reveals the problems she encountered growing up that she's now trying to solve as well as what it was like to be the first in her family to attend college.

A quiet and shy child, Ruth was brilliant with a quick mind and a big heart. When Ruth learned about lawyers who worked to ensure people were treated fairly, she dreamed of becoming one. This story is told by philanthropist Priscilla Chan.

Celebrate Halloween with spoooky sounds for all the Rebel Ghouls!

This soundscape was produced by Katie Sprenger and sound designed by Craig Billmeier.

Stay Rebel⚡

What would you do if you were surrounded by wolves for six hours in the snowy wilderness? Dog musher and adventurer Blair Braverman has been there! In this episode, Blair tells us about Hari, a blind sled dog who led her team to safety through a blinding whiteout. She also explains how she stays calm when she's scared (her dogs are counting on her!), and what led her to start mushing in the first place. Plus, Blair shares her advice for inventing your own dream career: try lots of things, don't worry if some don't work out, and never be afraid to be yourself. Grab a cozy blanket and get ready for an adventure, rebels!

Play Rebel ⚡ Stay Rebel

Megalyn Echikunwoke is an actor, writer singer, and dancer. Discovered at a high school theater camp by a Hollywood manager, she got her start in the industry at 14. She has a striking presence with an undeniable talent through her range of portrayals of characters in television, film and the theater. Though she was raised by a widowed, single mother who worked as a registered nurse on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona, she is of Igbo-Nigerian, German, Irish and Scandinavian descent. She is also the granddaughter of an Igbo tribal leader which technically makes her African royalty. Inspired by her many cultural influences, Megalyn believes in the power of art and storytelling to expose injustice, shift culture and heal communities.