Part Two of the conversation with Nina Lorez Collins about her mother, the late filmmaker, playwright, and writer Kathleen Collins. Nina talks about THE TRUNK, what it was like to be the shepherd of the many works her mother left behind, and the instrumental role Nina played in seeing to it that her mother's big talent find its rightful place in modern American literature. Katie and Nina also play film and literary critics with a small selection of Collins's complex and highly autobiographical work. Nina runs <a href='https://www.thewoolfer.com/'>TheWoolfer.com</a>, a social platform for women over 40. A note to all:  For the audio word montage that starts each episode, please record one word to describe your mother. Send your one word as an mp3 file to ourmothersourselves@gmail.com, and we'll include it in the audio montage. And here's the visual word montage, reflecting the thousands of words people have chosen to describe their mother: www.katiehafner.com/word-cloud/ <a href='https://katiehafner.com/our-mothers-ourselves-podcast/'>Our Mothers Ourselves</a> is an interview podcast that celebrates extraordinary mothers from all walks of life. Please share the one word that best describes your mother on the <a href='https://katiehafner.com/mother-word-cloud/'>Mother Word Cloud</a>.

Our Mothers Ourselves

Kathleen Collins -- Lost Love Part 2. Critical edition.

Katie Hafner -- longtime  New York Times reporter and author of "Mother Daughter Me" -- interviews the offspring of one extraordinary mother. The concept is simple. And sometimes simple turns profound.