Excuse My Grandma

This week on Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail sit down with fashion designer Ramy Brook and her mom, Helene, for a conversation about reinvention, friendship, style, and the wisdom that comes with experience.

Ramy shares how she launched her brand at 42, why her friendships and community played such a major role in building her business, and what she’s learned about taking the first step before you feel completely ready. The group also gets into personal style, why we somehow always feel like we have nothing to wear, building friendships that actually last, and the difference between following trends and knowing what works for you.
Plus, plenty of generational opinions, Grandma Gail’s signature honesty, and a few stories that prove some of the best advice really does come from your mom or grandma.

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This week on Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail sit down with Serena Kerrigan and her mom, Lily, for a conversation all about modern dating, confidence, relationships, and knowing when not to settle. Serena's new book, Let’s F*cking Date: Become the Prize, Enjoy the Ride, and Never Settle Again, releases September 22nd. 
Serena shares what she’s learned from building a career around dating advice, how her relationship with Felix changed her perspective on love, and why marriage should never be treated like the finish line. The group also gets into rejection, dating with a positive mindset, what actually makes a healthy relationship, and the advice Serena grew up hearing from her mom and grandmother.
Plus, they play a round of “Do It for the Plot or Not” and debate first-date rules, texting an ex, flying to another city for someone you barely know, and more.
If you’re trying to date with more confidence, choose better partners, or stop putting so much pressure on finding “the one,” this episode is for you.

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Barbara Corcoran joins Kim and Grandma Gail alongside her daughter-in-law, Lia, for an honest conversation about one of the most complicated family relationships: the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law dynamic.

Barbara and Lia open up about meeting when Lia was just 15, learning how to navigate boundaries, unsolicited advice, parenting differences, communication and the role respect has played in their relationship. They also share why they once went to therapy together and what it taught them about addressing resentment before it builds.

Plus, Barbara looks back on how she went from working as a diner waitress to building a career in real estate, shares the gut instinct that guides her biggest decisions, and opens up about the lessons she has learned from Shark Tank, entrepreneurship and motherhood.

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How do you actually become an interesting person, and do you need a “personal brand” to know who you are? Kim and Grandma Gail compare how their generations developed a sense of self, from social media and endless choices to strong opinions, lifelong interests, and knowing when not to care what other people think. They talk confidence, hobbies, dinner party etiquette, finding clues in your childhood, and why Grandma Gail thinks having nothing to bring to the conversation makes you a boring guest. Plus, the very important debate over whether open-toed shoes belong on the streets of New York City.

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Summer is officially winding down, and Kim is having a full-blown existential crisis about it—while Grandma Gail is already moving on to Halloween pumpkins, Palm Beach restaurants, and Frank Sinatra on Broadway.

In this episode, Kim and Gail break down the art of surviving family dynamics. From predicting who's going to show up late to family dinner (spoiler: it's Kim) to debating the fine line between loving family closeness and total intrusion, they get real about what it actually takes to keep a family connected across generations. 

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