Eleanor Roosevelt: No Ordinary Woman
For more than 30 years, Eleanor Roosevelt was the most powerful woman in America, and she comes to life before your very eyes when Joan Wolfberg takes you on an amazing journey, from Eleanor's shy, awkward childhood, to life as the First Lady, and later to the United Nations. Along the way you'll learn of her belief in the equality of women, civil rights, human rights, politics, and freedom. You'll discover her relationship with FDR and others, her strengths, her weaknesses, her sense of humor, and her ideals for justice and decency.

Golda Meir: From Pogrom to Prime Minister
As a child, Golda Meir, knowing the fear of pogroms in Russia, dreamed of a homeland for her people in Palestine. Her dream became a reality in 1921. Golda's continued commitment to her land and to her people was the paragon of human dedication. Her complete involvement, tempered with love, fired by fierce devotion, and a wonderful sense of humor caused the world to know that she was a true mover of mountains. Joan Wolfberg, as Golda, takes you from the pogroms to Milwaukee, to Denver, to Palestine, and finally to a life in a state of our own - Israel - as Prime Minister.