This week on Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail are joined by designer Cynthia Rowley and her influencer daughters, Kit Keenan and Gigi Powers, for a very New York, very fashionable, and very intergenerational conversation. The group talks personal style, sharing closets, living at home as adults, dating advice from moms and grandmas, content creation, Kit’s upcoming cookbook In Good Taste, and the best hosting advice they’ve learned over the years. Plus, they play a round of “most likely to” and prove that the best conversations happen when every generation gets a seat on the couch. 

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In this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail are joined by one of their first guests, Jill Kargman, and her mom Coco. The writer and star discusses her new film, “Influenced.” In theaters May 8th, the movie is about an Upper East Side mom influencer. Kim and Gail ask Jill what inspired her to make the movie, how she got Gwyneth Paltrow to make a cameo, and more. They talk about influencer culture, living in NYC and how it’s changed over the years, parenting style differences, how mahjong games can get heated, and Coco’s take on Jill’s unique fashion. They wrap up the episode with a game of Fill In the Blank.

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In this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim asks Grandma 84 questions in honor of her 84th birthday. While walking through Grandma’s apartment and reminiscing on old family photos, they do a rapid fire on what makes Grandma happiest, how she knew Poppy was the one, her go-to outfit, what she’s looking forward to, and more. Happy Birthday Grandma Gail!

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This week, Kim and Grandma Gail are joined by Ring Concierge founder Nicole Wegman to talk about the evolution of fine jewelry, from old-school Diamond District experiences to modern women buying pieces for themselves. They get into engagement ring trends, timeless staples, meaningful Mother’s Day gifts, heirlooms, self-purchasing, and the pieces actually worth investing in. Plus, Nicole shares styling advice, thoughts on natural vs. lab-grown diamonds, and helps the ladies play a fun jewelry game for every occasion, from first dates to girls’ night out.

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In this virtual episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma answered the questions you wish you had asked your grandparents. Kim and Grandma Gail catch up on their dreams, manifestations, and what happiness really means to each of them. Along the way, Grandma Gail shares her love of Häagen-Dazs—specifically her nightly scoop of mocha chip—and Kim talks about the "cool" moment she was recognized by a follower in Zach’s business class.

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This week on Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma are diving into the love stories we never thought to ask about. From navigating airports solo to romance blooming all over NYC this spring, the girls are in their feelings in the best way. Grandma is spilling her secrets on old-school dating, what it really takes to make love last, and yes, she has THOUGHTS on modern romance. 

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We’re back with a full life update and Grandma as grandma is back with Kim in NYC for the Jewish holidays. We’re getting into the Summer House drama, our night with Bravo, and our beautiful Passover with the whole family together. And because you all wish you had asked your grandparents more questions, we’re doing it for you. This is such a special one and we can’t wait for you to listen!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ 

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In this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail bridge the distance between New York and Palm Beach to dive into the heartfelt questions listeners wish they could ask their own grandparents. From childhood memories of Grandma Gail giving her dolls buzz cuts to insightful reflections on why friendships evolve or fade as we age, the duo explores the nuances of growing up in the 1950s versus today. They also discuss nostalgic trips to neighborhood amusement parks, family sing-alongs to Frank Sinatra, and Gail's "lucky" dating history, all while touching on the importance of documenting family stories and savoring memories before they are lost to time. 

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In this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail discuss the various chapters of life, including the challenges of navigating new beginnings and the emotional weight of historical family transitions. They explore how their individual life experiences differ across generations, such as Grandma Gail’s upbringing as the granddaughter of immigrants in the 1950s compared to Kim’s modern-day perspective. They also talk about how sharing these stories and asking important questions is important and sometimes necessary in building deeper relationships with grandparents.

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In this episode, Kim and Grandma Gail discuss the challenges of moving in with a partner, including combining two people's lives and possessions, as well as the compromises needed in the relationship. They explore how their process of moving in differs from how the previous generation, like Grandma Gail and her husband, handled the transition. They also talk about how the move is "a real test" of a relationship. 

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