Second Amendment advocate Kimberly Corban and criminal justice career woman Kirsta Rinehart are partnering together to launch the new “Life As She Knows It” podcast. The new project shatters the far-Left feminist myths about women.
According to their website, the hosts describe themselves as “criminal justice work wives turned besties needed an excuse to get together every week in yoga pants to drink wine,” adding that they are “talking serious issues, doling out advice they wish they’d taken and snort-laughing at inappropriate times makes this highly relatable duo the big sisters you never had.”
Corban told The Daily Wire in an email, “So long story short, Kirsta and I have been friends for about six years and met working together in criminal justice. We became fast friends and ever since then have shared a common sense of humor, feminism, and overarching visions for our current political climate.”
Corban rose to national prominence after confronting former president Barack Obama at a CNN Townhall over his gun policies. Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro covered the incident at the time.
“As my story and voice gained some traction and I had more opportunities to voice my opinions, Kirsta has always been my sounding board,” she said. “We are the classic introvert and extrovert duo, but are at home in front of a microphone. We joke that the reason we were able to take the leap and do this is that it happened relatively quickly.”
Corban explained that she wants to reach out to women and encourage them to not to bow to a particular ideology.
“We want to share our opinions which may differ at times and challenge what we are told we are supposed to believe as women,” she said. “We imagine ourselves in our early to mid-twenties and are speaking directly to who we were then.”
Corban continued, “This is for the young women who are ready to have tough-topic discussions in a non-threatening way. We’re teaching them to form their own opinions and encouraging them to utilize their own life experiences to find their individual voices.”
She emphasized, “We like to identify ourselves as independent feminists with conservative leanings. You won’t find us wearing pink hats in a winter march, but you also won’t catch us toeing party lines. We know we aren’t alone, and excited to hear from more ladies just like us.”
Rinehart describes herself as the “introvert” of the group, while Corban says she is the “extrovert of this duo.”