This week Kim and Grandma Gail talk to a woman part of Gail’s generation, Jean Ketcham. The 82-year-old started Aging But Dangerous, an international acclaimed movement for women focusing on healthy aging and living life dangerously with fun, spirit and style. Jean created a Facebook group with 200k followers, inspiring women 50, 60, 70, and 80+. On the episode, they discuss how to not be afraid of aging, how women can create a routine and bucket list for themselves, and the importance of having a community. 

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Kim and Grandma Gail talk to Nick Viall (@nickviall), who was The Bachelor back in 2016 and has continued to talk about the reality show and all things dating on his podcast ‘The Viall Files’. They talk to Nick about his time on the show and his thoughts on the current season of ‘The Bachelorette’ with two leading ladies. Nick also shares what he’s learned about modern dating, details about his current relationship and what we can expect in his upcoming book (available now for preorder) ‘Don't Text Your Ex Happy Birthday: And Other Advice on Love, Sex, and Dating’. 

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This week, Kim and Grandma Gail talk to dating coach Kevin Nahai (@kevinnahai). They talk to Kevin about his rule for dating one person at a time, and other love advice and exercises applicable to any age. They also discuss dating myths and gems from previous generations as well as how men and women differ when it comes to love and sex. 

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Kim and Grandma Gail talk to the sisters behind the food Instagram and TikTok account @sistersnacking. The Shapiro sisters: Sara, Madison, Carly and Julia started their social media accounts to show followers their favorite food spots in New York City and Connecticut. They share whether they think influencers will replace food critics, which iconic NYC restaurants are overrated, reservation hacks, date night spots and more. 

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Grandma Gail and Kim (@kimmurstein) talk to TikTok star Kat Stickler (@katstickler), who has a social media following of more than 8.7 million. They talk to Kat about how she went viral on TikTok for imitating her hispanic mom, as well as her experiences as a single mom.

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Kim (@kimmurstein) and Grandma Gail talk to one of the stars of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Dubai, Caroline Stanbury (@carolinestanbury). She shares details about her return to reality TV since the show Ladies of London and the reception of the show in Dubai They also talk about her podcast, Divorced not Dead, and what she’s learned about life after divorce. Caroline also shares how she got together with her husband Sergio and the reaction she’s received to him being 18 years younger as well as her experience finding love after 40.

Kim and Grandma Gail catch each other up on the latest in their lives, including Kim’s recent thoughts of what she’s experienced on dating apps. They discuss what to do if you match with someone on an app and neither person starts the conversation, or when a conversation is one-sided. Kim brings up the dating topic of codependency, both in a romantic relationship and with a family member (we may have decided Kim is codependent with grandma). They talk about setting boundaries and having date nights with yourself. Grandma and Kim end with answering questions from listeners, and they're answering the rest on Instagram if you haven’t checked them out on @excusemygrandma. And follow us on TikTok! Thanks for listening!

Kim and Grandma Gail talk to Hannah Orenstein (@hannahorens), Editor of Dating at Elite Daily and author of the new novel ‘Meant to be Mine’ which follows a girl’s journey to find love as she follows a prophecy given to her by her grandmother. They talk to their guest about whether the idea of “fate” or “soulmates” is real, and how we're all affected by rom-coms. Grandma Gail thinks Prince Charming is a made up fairytale while Kim thinks he exists - even if he may not be perfect. They end with a ‘50s movie of the week. Follow us on Instagram @excusemygrandma and TikTok @excusemygrandma and let us know your thoughts!

It’s just Kim and Grandma Gail this week with a solo episode! They talk about their trip to Italy, their recent TikToks that have gone viral, the Kardashian wedding, TV shows they’re watching and more! They also talk about summer flings and whether it’s immature to say what a lot of us have been saying on social media recently: “do it for the plot”. And finally they answer dating questions their followers wrote in, including where to meet people outside of apps, tips when you’re newly single, who should pay on a date, and whether it’s normal to have a fight that lasts a long time! If you have questions you’d like answered, message them on Instagram @excusemygrandma

Kim and Grandma Gail talk to model and social media influencer Gigi Robinson (@itsgigirobinson) who uses social media to be a chronic illness advocate. She is the first Gen Z and chronically ill woman to appear in Sports Illustrated Swim edition. Gigi talks to Kim and Gail about her experience with mental health and body image, and how she uses her platform to inform. Gigi also opens up about dating with chronic illness and her journey with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. 

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