Season 4 Episode 8: When Legacy Becomes a Love Language Natasha Gregson Wagner on Memory, Motherhood, and Natalie Wood

Season 4 Episode 8: When Legacy Becomes a Love Language Natasha Gregson Wagner on Memory, Motherhood, and Natalie Wood

February 15, 2026 · 47 min · Season 4 · Episode 8

About this episode

Natasha Gregson Wagner discusses grief, legacy, and the mother-daughter bond in a personal conversation about her experiences with loss and motherhood.

In this deeply personal conversation, Natasha Gregson Wagner returns to The SEAM Podcast to reflect on grief, legacy, and the quiet ways love is passed from mother to daughter. Speaking with Amy Cohen Epstein, Natasha shares how losing her mother, legendary actress Natalie Wood, shaped her identity, her motherhood, and her understanding of safety, love, and remembrance. This conversation moves through grief without stigma, the long arc of healing, and the intimacy of mother-daughter bonds — especially as Natasha raises her own daughter, Clover. Natasha also opens up about her fragrance brand, L'Amour Mère (meaning "Mother Love" in French) is as an act of emotional alchemy: transforming loss into beauty, ritual, and connection across generations. For more, follow The Seam on Instagram , watch full episodes on Youtube , or visit the Lynne Cohen Foundation website . Produced by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Host: Amy Cohen Epstein

Guest: Natasha Gregson Wagner

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Organizations: Lynne Cohen Foundation, Peoples Media

Products: L'Amour Mère

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