This episode is one of my personal favorites so far in O Woman! Podcast history (herstory)! The idea for this episode kind of sprung up on me as I was driving home from work yesterday in my old station wagon. I have a lot of history with this wonderful and clunky wagon, seeing as it was the car I owned when I was 18 through 24 years old. I recently reacquired it from my parents, and during my first day driving it again I was reminded of my young womanhood and how I grew up to become the woman and person I am today.

This episode is close to my heart! In it I talk about what being a woman means to me personally and also my universal ideas about womanhood and humanhood. To me, your womanhood is personal but also universal, and your idea of womanhood should be centered around yourself and the person you want to be, valuing traits that you admire (and that you have!).

Your womanhood is less about personality and physicality and more about a morality that reflects your life and our shared human condition! Your womanhood is framed by your experiences (like learning to ask for what you want, being your naked self, or a natural childbirth experience) and your continually growing wisdom.

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