Hello and welcome to the show. Happy summer. This week, Beckett and I are both spending time with our families. So when we were thinking about what to do for this week's show, we thought back, we wanted something kind of patriotic since we're in July and we wanted something fun and we both knew exactly what subject we wanted to revisit.

So we have taken part one and part two of Wonder Woman and remastered them and put them together

for you today. This is one of our favorite subjects we ever covered, and we covered her back in

2020, in November of 2020. So we were knee-deep in

pandemic at that point. And funny behind the curtain story, when the pandemic hit and podcasters

could no longer go into studios to record, there was a lot of scrambling going out there in the

podcast world. but Beckett

and I had already been recording separately for years. So we just kept doing what we've been doing

since 2011. And without further chatter, on with the show. Welcome to the history tricks, where

any resemblance to a boring old history lesson is

purely coincidental. And here is your 30-second summary. She was forged in the fires of the

suffragist movement, and beneath her abbreviated costume, beats the heart of a lion, fighting

for truth, equality, and justice by the spear

of Athena and the thunderbolts of Jove.

It's Wonder Woman.

The end.

This episode does have a little ears warning.

You know how Cartoon Network has the Adult Swim cartoons?

Let's consider this episode, the History Chicks version of Adult Swim.

Yes, we are talking about a character who was created for kids, and of course we don't get

really explicit on anything, but there are some more mature themes that are present in the

Wonder Woman story that you need to determine if your children are ready to hear.

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