What better way to celebrate #WonderWomanDay than to hear from the voice of Wonder Woman herself, Susan Eisenberg. Susan has been a voice actor since she did commercial work for her father's business at the age of 15, but most of our listeners will know her the aforementioned warrior-princess.

For the second week in a row, the Vocal Qs podcast brings you one of the most recognizable voices, and one of the giants from "Justice League" and "Justice League Unlimited". 

Susan herself will admit how much of a privilege it has been to play Wonder Woman for the better part of two decades, and what Wonder Woman has taught her in that time. I think the Vocal Q listeners will learn from this podcast, there's a lot of Diana already in Susan; she's thoughtful, intelligent, she has the soul of an artist, and yet she's fiercely focussed when it comes to the important things in her life. As we chat, we learn how this real life Princess-Warrior remains centered through walks with her dogs, Netflix, and diving into her work, especially during this pandemic. Susan has had an extensive career in voice acting and has a lot of great stories to remain centered in the business, how to deal with professional ups and downs, and even advice to women trying to break into acting of any kind. 

Not only has Susan voiced Diana recently in films such as "Justice League vs The Fatal Five" and the world of gaming in "Injustice" and "DC Online", but we can also look forward to her voicing Sorceress in Kevin Smith's reboot of Masters of the Universe, due to be released on Netflix in the near future. 

So join us as we discuss the amazing history of this character, the romantic nods between Batman and Wonder Woman, her love for animals and appreciation. You'll see, Susan is real-life voice acting royalty.