
A Table in the Corner is the space where Russel Wasserfall chats to people in the food industry about their passion and their take on the business of eating. Russel has worked in the media and food space for over 3 decades. He's run bars, restaurants and a confectionery factory, written for dozens of food and travel publications and made a bunch of cookbooks. His show is about the nitty-gritty of ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 156 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodSociety & CultureArtsPlaces & Travel | |||

Join us at A Table in the Corner as we chat with Chef Jess Van Dyk, the creative force behind Post & Pepper in Stellenbosch. From growing up in a small town with a love of food, to training at top kitchens, and now running her own restaurant, Jess sh... more
The best meal I've eaten in Cape Town recently whas hands-down the one I enjoyed with my wife at Vue Shortmarket. With Vusi Ndlovu in the kitchen and Absie Pantshwa out front, this is the exceptional product of a pair of fascinating minds who take di... more
Until very recently, Belly of the Beast was my favourite restaurant I'd never eaten in. That sad situation has been remedied and lunch at this Harrington Street legend was everything I'd imagined. I sat down for Episode 02 of the second season of A T... more
In Season 02 of A Table in the Corner, we talk to the chefs we love about the restaurants or the menus they create. In the first episode of the new season Chef Marco Cardoso of De Eetkamer in Stellenbosch has to stare unblinking into the spotlight as... more
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Amazing show that keeps us updated and informed with interesting stakeholders in the restaurant, food and hospitality industry. Keep up the good work!!!
Always a great & informative listen
I stumbled upon Russell’s Table in the Corner podcast while researching South Africa. Until then, I had written the country off as a semi-failed state—but the podcast completely changed my perspective. Through thoughtful conversations and rich storytelling, Russell offers a nuanced, vibrant picture of South Africa that left me intrigued and inspired. I now find myself eager to visit and experience the country’s gastronomic delights firsthand. It’s an easy, enjoyable listen and one I highly recom... more
If you love good food and are interested in how the industry and people behind it works, I can’t recommend this show enough.
Russel is a great host and he speaks to industry pros on their level, and knowing more about everyone from celebrity chefs to franchise owners helps me appreciate and enjoy the food even more.
Highly recommended listening.
I find the quality of sound on the podcasts very poor, making it difficult to listen to. A pity because the guest lineup is fabulous and worth following.
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The episodes feature insightful conversations with various contributors to the food industry, such as chefs, restaurateurs, food artisans, and writers. Topics often explored include culinary techniques, food trends, the intersection of technology and hospitality, and the cultural significance of local ingredients. Guests share personal anecdotes about their culinary journeys, the challenges and joys of running food businesses, and their visions for the industry's future. Unique to this space is the focus on both personal storytelling and professional insights that bridge the gap between everyday cooking and high culinary art, attracting food enthusiasts and professionals alike.
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Recent guests on A Table in the Corner include:
1. Neil Swart
2. Justin Bonello
3. Charné van Heerden
4. Ashley Moss
5. Kirt Ackermann
6. Justine Drake
7. Dustin Botha
8. Shaun Scrooby
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