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Her Mom Died — Why Does It Feel Like No One Cares? Kim & Gail Weigh In | Excuse My Advice
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April 28, 2026
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3:33Now PlayingIn this episode of Excuse My Advice, Kim Murstein and Grandma Gail aren’t sugarcoating a thing. First up: a listener grapples with the quiet gut-punch of losing her mom—and the harsh reality that the world doesn’t stop just because yours did. Then, it’s a dating dilemma straight out of a rom-com nightmare: a first date that suddenly turns into a meet-the-kids situation. Is it modern love… or a major misstep? The duo dishes out blunt, generationally split advice—with just enough bite to keep things interesting and no easy answers in sight.
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