
111 episodes

Excuse My Grandma Excuse My Grandma
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- Society & Culture
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4.9 • 250 Ratings
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Co-hosts Kim and her grandmother, Gail talk the generational differences of dating, sex and relationships. The culture of dating may have changed over the years, but Grandma Gail still manages to give her two cents on Kim's dating decisions.
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Excuse My Grandma's Preference for Phone Calls & Health Updates
After a few weeks off, Kim (@kimmurstein) and Grandma Gail give life updates, including Kim's neck surgery journey. They talk about their videos this week, including old footage Kim found of Grandma Gail from the 1960's. Grandma Gail shares her headlines of the week. They also talk about Grandma's 23rd Rule: if he doesn't call you on the phone before your first date, don't bother going out with him. Kim and Gail answer listener questions that people wrote in on Instagram on an Ask Grandma Anything.
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Excuse My Grandma’s Talk With Chelsea Vaughn (f/ The Bachelor)
Kim and Grandma Gail talk to Chelsea Vaughn, former contestant of The Bachelor (Matt James season) and Bachelor in Paradise. They ask Chelsea about her experience on the reality show, as well as her modeling and fashion career - and now her own podcast called Vaughnerable where she talks about dating, pop-culture and more.
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Excuse My Grandma’s Thoughts on the Sofia Richie Wedding and Going Out When You’re Tired (video episode)
Kim (@kimmurstein) and Grandma Gail talk about being back in New York City. They look forward to their upcoming Italy trip to promote the upcoming Book Club film sequel. Their dating topic of the week is based off Rule 22: “Get up and Go Out. You’ll sleep when you’re dead”. They also talk about some of their popular videos of the week, and headlines such as the Sofia Richie Grainge wedding in the South of France. They finish with a ‘50s movie of the week, Gigi Goes to Rome.
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Excuse My Grandma's End of the Palm Beach Season (VIDEO EPISODE)
Kim (@kimmurstein) and Grandma Gail recap the winter season in Palm Beach as roommates before heading back to their own dwellings in NYC. They also talk about their videos of the week, headlines they're watching, and 1950's movie of the week. They end the episode by answering questions their followers wrote in for 'Ask Grandma Anything' including splurge worthy items, thoughts on high cost weddings and best conversation starters.
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Excuse My Grandma's Advice for the Holidays (VIDEO EPISODE)
This week, Kim and Grandma Gail talk about the Passover and Easter holidays. They give advice to people for bringing home significant others to their families over the holidays. They also catch up listeners on their recent videos, what they've been up to in Palm Beach, Kim's trip with Amazon to Seattle and more. They end the episode with Grandma Gail's headlines of the week and the 1950's movie of the week (The Ten Commandments).
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Excuse My Grandma When She Says Don't Waste Good Outfits on Bad Dates
Kim and Grandma Gail talk about Kim's upcoming trip to Seattle with Amazon. They talk about their recent dating rule including "If a guy doesn't want to go out again, just think of all the outfits you didn't waste on him". Grandma Gail gives her headlines of the week. They finish with an Ask Grandma Anything, answering questions from how to be a girlfriend, thoughts on push presents, and how to respond to a rude mother-in-law. 1950's movie of the week is The Captain's Paradise.
Customer Reviews
Love the intergenerational conversation!
I love that Grandma Gail shares wisdom and Kim is open to it. I love that Grandma is patient and understanding that Kim in her 20’s is learning to traverse this decade. The patience and understanding between the two shows great love and respect. I identify with the same feeling with my grandchildren. This is beautiful.
Grandma Gail is the best
It's refreshing to listen to these ladies from different generations provide their takes on many topics. Grandma Gail is sharp in every way! She is goals. Lighthearted and feels like a warm hug.
Wonderful wonderful
Adore your show! The relationship you share is deeply touching and full of humor, kindness, differences of opinion respect!
Exactly what our world needs now❣️