This week, Kim and Grandma Gail are joined by Golden Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise star Leslie Fhima (follow her here) for a heart-to-heart about love, confidence, and the realities of dating after 50.
Lesly opens up about finding herself after reality TV, embracing “glama” life with her grandkids, and why she’d rather stay single than settle. Together, they laugh through The Drama Club, discussing HGTV’s Bachelor Mansion Makeover and SKIMS “bush/merkin”. In The Grandma Report, they talk about the women in The Cut article who swear by dating younger men. Read about it here and let Kim and Gail know your thoughts! In a round of AGA, the women answer your questions on skincare, aging, and confidence.
Plus: Leslie takes Grandma Gail's Old-Fashioned Dating Quiz that proves Grandma Gail is still queen of common sense.
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Kim and Grandma Gail lean into peak October: Kim makes the case for pumpkin candles and When Harry Met Sally, while Grandma champions quilts, murder shows, and practical outerwear. They also ask, “Is the Upper East Side cool again?”, review fall movie comfort watches, and discuss whether climate debates belong at the dinner table.
They also unpack why so much TV feels better as clips, talk Borgen vs. Euphoria, and hit the Grandma Report. Netflix and Spotify are teaming up to bring select video podcasts to Netflix in early 2026—validating Kim’s long-held bet on video. The episode wraps with Should We Bring It Back? (matching coats, renting movies) and an Ask Grandma Anything about a grandpa letting an ex live rent-free. Have a question you want answered on the podcast? Email team@excusemygrandma with your dating, relationship, and family drama.
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In this week’s solo episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim gives us a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to work with her grandmother, Grandma Gail. From the challenges of creative collaboration to hilarious moments at brand events, Kim shares insights into their dynamic and how they balance business and family. Plus, get a glimpse into their creative process, as Kim discusses her career, early inspirations, and the fun of working with family.
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This week on Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail discuss Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a deeply personal cause; they start with Gail’s survivor story and practical screening advice. They then rewind through fall weekends from Woodbury Commons hijinks (yes, a one-way train) to DIY red-carpet reporting at the Hamptons and NY Film Festivals. In Ask Grandma Anything, they get real about NYC budgets, group dinner check etiquette, and affordable fun that still feels special. In Grandma Report, they continue on the topic of budgeting a sit relates to dating. Read the article here. The Drama Club wraps with a spirited take on Taylor Swift discourse and what makes a great first date (hint: coffee works).
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In this week’s episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail catch up after a crazy few weeks. Grandma recaps her recent travels through Europe, sharing both the highlights and her hot takes on navigating trips at her age. Kim brings us into the wedding season with stories from Aspen and Newport, including the fashion moments and the social media chatter around her looks.
They also discuss the Super Bowl Halftime performer, the Golden Bachelor controversy, and Selena Gomez's wedding guest list. In the Grandma Report, Grandma excitedly shares the news of Labubu's NYC store opening (NY Post). For TV recs, tune into The Rewind. In Ask Grandma Anything, Kim and Gail give their honest advice about not comparing yourself to others.
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34:00: The Drama Club
39:25: The Grandma Report
42:34: The Rewind
45:34: Ask Grandma Anything
In this week’s episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail are joined by Marina Larroudé, fashion designer and co-founder of the shoe brand Larroudé. They dive into Marina’s upbringing and resume, how she launched her business with her husband during COVID, and her philosophy behind the designs.
The conversation also touches on current events, including The Cut article (https://www.thecut.com/article/post-vacation-guide-fixing-finances.html) on summer spending and Vogue’s latest news on Chloe Malle. Kim and Grandma explore whether Marina leans more traditional or modern when it comes to dating.
Marina shares her perspective as a business owner and fashion insider, while Kim and Grandma provide their signature generational take on style, entrepreneurship, and dating.
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00:00: Introduction
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21:35: The Grandma Report
32:37: Ask Grandma Anything
The Roast of Excuse My Grandma! In this episode, Kim and Grandma Gail are joined by comedian, Roastmaster General, and now Broadway star, Jeff Ross.
After playing Jewish Geography in the outtakes, Jeff talks about his new show, Take A Banana For The Ride (running until September 29th). The comedian puts himself and his family on stage, hoping to share stories of his past. How he knew he could do this? Being the funny guy in unfunny situations.
He tells Kim and Grandma Gail how this show has helped him talk through grief and resilience. It's a tribute to his parents, grandparents, and friends that have passed.
Kim, Grandma, and Jeff also talk about family heirlooms, their favorite Jewish inventions (Grandma's is brisket), and who Jeff would still love to roast.
They then answer AGA questions about mean in-laws, the surprising place to find a nice guy in NYC, and what to do if you're looking for love in your 50s.
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00:00: Interview With Jeff Ross
29:05: Ask Grandma Anything
37:15: Old Fashioned Dating Quiz
It’s the last episode of the Summer! Kim and Grandma Gail share their favorite moments of the season, from famous podcast guests to cross-country travels.
For a quick pop culture briefing, Kim breaks the news to Grandma that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are finally engaged. For all things wedding rings and engagements, listen to the episode with Stephanie Gottlieb. In the Grandma Report, the hosts recount how this was the “Summer of Nothing”, according to a Vox article. The only eventful moments of summer 2025 were Labubus, the Coldplay incident, and Ben Platt’s rendition of “Diet Pepsi”. Grandma Gail agrees– she says she had no highlights. Did you?
In Ask Grandma Anything, a listener has a dating dilemma so crazy it could be the plot of a TV show…or is it? Listen for Grandma’s honest advice and reaction.
Kim and Grandma Gail can’t wait to be back in the studio in September with some exciting guests, hot topics, and lots of advice. Let them know in the comments what you’d like to hear more of on the podcast for a chance to win an exclusive giveaway.
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00:00: Introduction
11:21: The Drama Club
12:04: The Grandma Report
16:26: The Rewind
18:20: Ask Grandma Anything
This week, Kim welcomes a hot new islander to the show...Elan Bibas. In this episode, special guest Elan spills for Love Island USA fans and anyone looking for reality TV tea.
They talk all about curly haircare in Fiji's humidity, how Elan got cast (and sequestered) for the show, and what makes him a hopeless romantic. Elan also reveals how his family reacted to him going on Love Island and what his dating life looks like now.
In the Drama Club, Kim and Elan discuss Taylor Swift's latest announcement. Plus, they break down why people love watching reality dating shows in this BU article. For honest advice from a male POV, tune in to Ask Grandma Anything. Elan helps Kim answer questions about dating, getting the "best guy" in the room's attention, and more!
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00:00: Introduction
25:45: The Drama Club
28:30: The Grandma Report
30:19: Ask Grandma Anything
In this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma get nostalgic, heated, and opinionated. They catch up on Kim’s LA trip– which was filled with Hailey Bieber smoothies, business meetings, and beach time with Zach– and Grandma’s recent social outings.
In the Drama Club, Kim relives her childhood. Although she wishes she went to the recent Jonas Brothers concert, listen to find out which surprise cameo was actually at her bat mitzvah!
Is talking about your friends just stating facts and getting information, or harmful whispers? If you’re conflicted about gossiping, listen to Kim and Grandma’s breakdown on the issue. It could be better for you and your relationship than you think. Read the UC Riverside study here.
For honest advice and family banter, tune in to Ask Grandma Anything. Grandma has strong opinions about pillows, baby names, and the #1 reason for divorce.
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00:00: Introduction
16:34: The Drama Club
18:30: The Grandma Report
21:35: Ask Grandma Anything
On this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail are joined by fashion influencer Sydney Silverman to talk about all things fashion and confidence. They dive into seasonal must-haves, where to splurge vs. save, the power of a great vintage piece, and how to pack like a pro for your next trip. Before that though, they get nostalgic about movie sequels in the Drama Club.
In the Grandma Report, learn about how embracing grandma-core hobbies can help you live longer. Knitting, crafting, and cards could be the key to productivity. Read about it on Forbes and The Wall Street Journal.
The hosts also give their honest advice on a listener voicemail about ghosting. Have a question about dating, family drama, or fashion? Leave a voicemail at Grandma Gail’s Voicemail, DM us on Instagram, or email team@excusemygrandma.com for advice!
When special guest Sydney joins, they also swap travel stories and packing tips—turns out Grandma only needs her staples—before chatting about fall trends on the horizon and what really makes someone a “cool girl” today.
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(00:00): Introduction
(04:03): The Drama Club
(07:33): The Grandma Report
(12:05): Grandma Gail's Voicemail
(15:10): Ask Grandma Anything
(20:19): Guest Interview with Sydney Silverman
On this episode of Excuse My Grandma, listen to Kim and Gail’s favorite podcast moments over the last 4 years (and 200 episodes). From sex to dating tips, to family drama to special guests, these highlights are the heart of Excuse My Grandma. Whether you're a new or loyal listener, comment what your favorite episode or moment has been
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Cheers to 200 episodes of Excuse My Grandma! Kim and Grandma Gail sit down with 3 guests that listeners have been begging to meet: Mom, Dad, and Poppy.
Sit down for a family-style dinner to celebrate 200 episodes and four years of laughs, memories, and Kim ignoring everyone's dating advice. From exclusive family photos to what everyone would bring on a deserted island, you don't want to miss this episode! Watch the full episode on YouTube.
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On this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail catch up after the weekend—Grandma’s still going to themed parties, and Kim relaxed with her boyfriend after a stressful hacking incident. They also break down a few headlines from the week, including Tinder's new Double Date feature (read here) why young Americans are partying less. (Read the article here!)
They also break down the Coldplay cheating scandal and the latest from Bachelor in Paradise with the Golden cast. Later, they listen to a listener voicemail asking for advice after being ghosted by her boyfriend of 8 months, and Grandma gives her take—direct, honest, and exactly what you’d expect.
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00:00: Introduction
10:14: The Drama Club.
21:08: The Grandma Report
27:38: The Rewind
32:48: Grandma Gail's Voicemail
38:15: AGA
On this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail are joined by the iconic Candace Bushnell—the woman who changed the way we talk about dating with Sex and the City . Kim and Gail catch up on their July 4th weekends (including an unplanned dinner at the same restaurant), then dive into Sex and the City nostalgia: landlines, Manolos, cosmos, and breakups via Post‑it notes.
Later, they’ll ask Candace about her striking, candid essay in The Cut—“Sex After 60 in Sag Harbor”—in which she explores the sometimes bleak, often hilarious realities of dating in your 60s: age gaps, ghosting, male entitlement, and the bittersweet liberty of loving—or not needing—to love again. Read it here: https://www.thecut.com/article/candace-bushnell-dating-after-60-hamptons-love-sex-aging.html
Stay tuned for a conversation about what’s changed—and what hasn’t—when it comes to relationships in your 60s, writing your own story, and finding connection in places like Palm Beach, Manhattan, and beyond.
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Intro: 00:00
Should We Bring it Back: 18:58
Candace Interview: 21:12
Ask Grandma Anything: 49:24
Happy Fourth of July! Kim and Grandma Gail talk about astrology, their July 4th plans then vs now, and their favorite hot dogs. Are Grandma and Poppy compatible? Will Kim be buying tickets to a Hamptons party or getting face paint? Listen to find out.
In a round of AGA, Kim and Grandma Gail give their honest opinions on listener DMs, from hostess gifts to finding love in your late 20s. For more solicited advice, listen to Grandma Gail’s Voicemail. Stay tuned for Grandma’s thoughts on the latest influencer engagements and what Kim has to say about the pressure of your friends having different timelines than you.
Kim and Gail also discuss the trend of traveling with a situationship. Would you go away with someone you’re casually seeing? Read more about this on Elite Daily. To finish the episode, they play Should We Bring It Back: Fourth of July edition.
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00:00: Introduction
14:00: Ask Grandma Anything
17:57: The Drama Club
22:00: The Grandma Report
25:02: The Rewind
30:12: Grandma Gail’s Hotline
33:48: Should We Bring It Back?
In this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail are catching up on all the latest—from a full family Father’s Day celebration to Kim stepping outside her comfort zone at a work event (with plenty of commentary from Grandma). They chat about recent adventures, share life advice in AGA, and of course, weigh in on what’s happening in pop culture right now. In The Drama Club, Kim and Grandma discuss their thoughts on the Barbara Walters documentary and how she paved the way for women in journalism. Is the sit-down interview style out and influencer-driven story telling in? Kim and Grandma Gail share their thoughts.
They also report on a YouGov study on adult relationships and love-triangles. Read the stats here! To finish the episode, they play a game of Should We Bring It Back where Grandma gets heated about socks and sandals.
It’s one of those classic catch-up episodes that feels like a phone call with your favorite relatives.
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00:00: Introduction
16:47: Ask Grandma Anything
22:00: The Grandma Report
24:51: The Drama Club
32:08: The Rewind
39:00: Should We Bring It Back
In this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail are joined by a very special guest: Broadway producer Henry Tisch! Henry is the co-founder of Key to the City Productions and just celebrated a huge win at the 2025 Tony Awards for The Picture of Dorian Gray. Naturally, Kim and Grandma had a lot of questions.
They chat all about Henry’s path to producing, his time at Disney Theatrical, and what it takes to bring a hit to the stage. They also dive into what the Tony Awards are really like behind the scenes, the excitement of awards season, and the making of Dorian Gray, which has quickly become one of the buzziest shows on Broadway.
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00:00: Introduction
05:00: Grandma Gail’s Hotline
09:30: Ask Grandma Anything
12:50: Guest Interview and Tony’s Recap
51:10: Should We Bring It Back?
Kim and Grandma Gail share their thoughts on all things Hamptons—what’s new, what’s changed since Gail’s day, and what might not be worth the hype. They also catch each other up on their weekends: Kim just got back from LA, and Grandma attended a graduation ceremony (with notes, of course).
They weigh in on this week’s headlines, including the Hailey Bieber Rhode deal, and break down the generational shift in how people spend and socialize in the Hamptons (Read about it here). As always, the episode includes a new Grandma Report, listener questions in Ask Grandma Anything, and a round of Drama Club that covers everything from relationships to reality checks.
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00:00: Introduction
11:23: The Grandma Report
27:58: Ask Grandma Anything
30:08: Grandma Gail’s Voicemail
32:05: The Drama Club
35:52: The Rewind
37:42: Should We Bring It Back
In this episode of EMG, Kim and Grandma Gail get ready for summer with a deep dive into Memorial Day plans, vacation prep, and all the unspoken rules of BBQ season. From how long a guest should stay to the best dishes to bring (and which ones to skip), they’re serving up etiquette tips with a side of family banter.
Plus, they chat about what they’re currently watching on TV, react to some wild current events, and unpack a recent Vogue article about dating preferences, including what’s changed and what still surprises them.
It’s the perfect pre-summer mix of advice, opinions, and a little harmless judgment.
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(00:00) Introduction
(08:38) Ask Grandma Anything
(33:22) The Drama Club
(35:26) The Rewind
(36:31) The Grandma Report
(44:25) Should We Bring It Back