
Grandma Gail is full of wisdom... even if Kim doesn't always take it to heart. Every week, the granddaughter/grandmother duo share stories, chat about their lives, discuss pop culture, and unpack the generational differences of dating, sex, relationships, and more. Listen on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts. Watch the show in full on YouTube and follow @excusemygrandma on TikTok an... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 248 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

Kim and Grandma Gail are talking weddings, relationship timelines, and why every generation seems to have a very different idea of when you should move in, get engaged, get married, and start a family. From influencer weddings and social media pressu... more
This week, Kim and Grandma Gail are getting into what actually makes someone attractive, and why being “hot” might matter a lot less than you think. From Love Island and first-date chemistry to money, ambition, confidence, and what really matters onc... more
Heather Dubrow joins Kim and Grandma Gail for a candid conversation about family, marriage, aging, and life in the spotlight. Heather reflects on 20 seasons of The Real Housewives of Orange County, raising four children on camera, maintaining a nearl... more
Kim and Grandma Gail sit down with Jamie Milne, the creator of @everything_delish, to talk about modern hosting, family recipes, and why a gathering does not need to be perfect to be memorable. Jamie shares the influence her grandmothers had on her c... more
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This makes me long for grandma Bernice. You girls are so lucky to have each other!
Great dynamic between Kim and Grandma Gail. As a Californian, I love Grandma Gail’s voice, accent and cadence. Even though my Aunt was from New Jersey, Grandma Gail reminds me of my beloved east coast Jewish relatives. Also, I’m happy that Grandma Gail and Kim are proud of their religion.
Dynamic between these two are so fun! Love hearing grandma Gail and her pearls of wisdom offset by the more contemporary views of Kim ❤️
I love this podcast so much. I’ve always been so intrigued with the special family dynamics of Jewish families, Catholic Italian families and mafia families being a Christian living in Arkansas we just don’t have that. I love Grandma Gail so much. I love hearing about her early life and the sound advice she offers. She’s so positive and amazing. I also visit NYC each fall for a Broadway show weekend and I love the city but can’t imagine living in the city so love hearing Grandma Gail and K... more
I am Kim's Mom's age but lost my mother when she was 65. I am comforted by Grandma Gail's reflecting back on how life was and grounding Kim in today's times. I now am able to hear my mother through Gail with love rather than my impatience with her when I was Kim's age!
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A warm, multi-generational dialogue that centers on relationships, family dynamics, and everyday life from two generations: a grandmother with decades of life experience and her granddaughter with contemporary perspectives. Episodes frequently blend dating, marriage, etiquette, fashion, and lifestyle topics with personal anecdotes about travel, parenting, home organization, and small-business ventures. Guests range from authors and designers to founders and creators, contributing practical expertise on branding, hosting, and building family-led brands. The tone is conversational, supportive, and often, humorous, with a strong emphasis on respectful disagreement and practical guidance. Noteworthy are the fashion-forward conversations, interg... more
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