The Hankins Girls Remember

Absent, But Ever-Present

Losing a mother is difficult at any age but losing her as a toddler creates a longing that can shape an entire life. In this episode, Nina Rivenburgh opens up about what it means to grow up without her mother, who stepped in to nurture her, how she found connection across the absence, and why the bond between a daughter and the mother she barely knew can still feel remarkably, alive. Visit https://adaughtersinheritance.com

The Hankins Girls Remember

The mother-daughter relationship is complicated enough on its own. Add siblings to the conversation, and things get really interesting. In this episode, Susan sits down with three of four sisters to explore how one woman shaped each of them differently, and what that has meant for the relationships they have with each other. Shared memories, different experiences, and the mother who lives in all of them. Visit https://adaughtersinheritance.com

Bobbie Seal, Where it Begins

In this first episode, Susan introduces the heart behind the podcast and the woman who inspired it, her mother, Bobbie Seal. Through conversation with her cousin Linda Weir, Susan begins to trace the outline of a life that shaped her own,  sharing the memories, values, and laughter, and how the wisdom of her mother (in her own voice) continues to echo across generations.  Visit https://adaughtersinheritance.com

Trailer

In this trailer, host Susan Seal introduces A Daughter's Inheritance, a podcast about the intangible legacies mothers leave behind. Through conversations with daughters, the series explores the values, wisdom, and life lessons that become our most precious inheritance. However, not all mother-daughter relationships are easy or uncomplicated, and this podcast honors that truth by reflecting the full range of experiences, from deeply loving bonds to complex and difficult ones. Join us as we explore the profound ways our mothers continue to shape who we are. New episodes launching Mother's Day week 2026. Visit https://adaughtersinheritance.com