<p>I've loved Wonder Woman all my life. And for most of that time, especially since Lynda Carter stopped being Diana Prince and Wonder Woman, I never stopped wondering and waiting for the next time we'd see another production of Wonder Woman. Well, finally, the movie is here. And I saw it last weekend. This is my review of it.</p>

I've loved Wonder Woman all my life. And for most of that time, especially since Lynda Carter stopped being Diana Prince and Wonder Woman, I never stopped wondering and waiting for the next time we'd see another production of Wonder Woman. Well, finally, the movie is here. And I saw it last weekend. This is my review of it.

I am Wonder Woman

Motherhood is something that all women will think about at one point in their lives. For many, it's not even a thought. It's a 'when'. For some, it's a clear 'not for me'. For every other woman who falls in between, there was a journey which led them and may still be leading them to the ultimate conclusion. And, as we know, the experience of motherhood always keeps flowing, changing, and growing along with our children. Almost all of us can say it's the hardest thing we've ever done, and it's true when we say it takes a village. Using that analogy and today's technology, this podcast is for women, mothers, and (sometimes) for men so they can listen and hear personal and heartfelt stories told by real, everyday women.

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I am Wonder Woman

I am Wonder Woman