Excuse My Grandma

Kim and Grandma Gail are back in Palm Beach and diving straight into Thanksgiving prep! Grandma shares her thoughts on holiday traditions, family dynamics, and the art of dressing up for dinner. Kim reflects on the stresses of Thanksgiving travel and her family’s holiday debates while also planning the perfect Macy's Parade experience. They tackle tough questions from family, like the classic "When are you having kids?" and "What have you done with the house?"

In The Drama Club, Grandma tells Kim about the hottest new gourmet grocer in Tribeca. The Grandma Report covers retro recipes from this Delish article. Watch out for an Excuse My Cooking where Kim and Grandma attempt these!

To wrap it up, Kim and Grandma give advice in Ask Grandma Anything on how to handle judgmental relatives. The hosts debate their thoughts in Should We Bring It Back? Write to us and share your thoughts on the traditional Thanksgiving trends like formal dressing and assigned seating!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

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Music By: Guy Kelly 

00:00: Introduction

26:05: The Drama Club

28:37: The Grandma Report

31:20: Ask Grandma Anything

40:10: Should We Bring It Back?

Kim and Gail tape the podcast on a video call, even though it was not easy getting Grandma to join! They catch up long-distance and slide straight into Palm Beach season: hot dogs at The Breakers, golf-course etiquette, and the absurdity of a “restaurant hawk.” Kim ranks New York’s matzo ball soups (Sarge’s takes the lead), debriefs a month of being sick, and recaps her parents’ 35th anniversary—sparking a debate on checks vs. sentimental gifts. There’s Mahjong-party planning, snowbird “welcome week” for the 50-plus crowd, and real talk on staying close across generations with calls, voicemails, and social media.

They hit the Drama Club with Kris Jenner’s Bond-night 70th birthday at Bezos’ house and muse on milestone birthdays. Nostalgia gets a fresh spin with Eloise at the Plaza headed for a live-action film with Ryan Reynolds. In the Rewind, Kim and Gail talk about bingeing Nobody Wants This and Kim cops to enjoying All’s Fair—Kim K’s legal soap—despite the reviews. The episode wraps with Should We Bring It Back?: Florida Nostalgia Edition, and an Ask Grandma Anything covering Wicked tickets, how to actually make new friends, and chic black flats that don’t read “grandma” (think brands like Sam Edelman, Larroude, and styles like Mary Janes, square or pointy toes, suede or croc).

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25:20: The Drama Club

32:31: The Rewind

36:23: Should We Bring It Back?

38:56: Ask Grandma Anything

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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The Drama Club

The Grandma Report

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  

16:35: The Drama Club:

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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Music By: Guy Kelly

00:00: Introduction

11:21: The Drama Club

12:04: The Grandma Report

16:26: The Rewind

18:20: Ask Grandma Anything