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. Top chefs, food artisans, proprietors, bakers, farmers, foragers, cheesemakers, writers, photographers, bloggers... you name it. If they’re involved in the food industry, you will meet them with Russel at A Table in the Corner.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsFoodPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture |
Cocktail Bar culture has a firm grip on the Cape Town hospitality scene. Its uncharted territory for many. But if you have a seasoned bartender like Courtney Cara Lawson to help identify what to order and where to go - whats a good cocktail venue and... more
Jason Bakery has a bit of a cult following in the Mother City. Jason Lilley been the baker of choice for a generation of Capetonians - from his hole-in-the-wall bakery on Bree Street, laminating croissants by hand, to his current home in Green Point,... more
Kiara Scott-Farmer became the head winemaker at Brookdale Estate near Paarl at the tender age of 26. Since then she has made an impression on the industry and a number of wine ous whose palates I respect. Her journey from Mitchells Plain to this gorg... more
Originally conceived as a community-building project to help create a safer neighbourhood, Oranjezicht City Farm became a model and a springboard for urban and sustainable farming projects in Cape Town and beyond. Under the guidance of Sheryl Ozinsky... more
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If you love food, people, menus and food fashion/habits this is the best listen.
I very much enjoy the stories presented, however the host is awful! Truly grating. I try to block out and just listen to the guests, not sure how long the show will stay in my library.
An excellent podcast. Great guests, professional host. Well produced.
Russel takes his decades worth knowledge and lived experience of working in the South Africa hospitality industry and food media to bring a delightful podcast on the subject. He chats to local chefs & food entrepreneurs uncovering fascinating stories. This is the best South Africa podcast about our local food scene.
Apple Podcasts | #18 | South Africa/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #73 | Hong Kong/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #160 | South Africa/Arts |
Apple Podcasts | #171 | United Arab Emirates/Arts/Food |
Apple Podcasts | #219 | Denmark/Arts/Food |
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