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Table Manners with Jessie and Lennie Ware

Jessie Ware
Food
Cooking
Christmas
Family
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Football
Italian Cuisine
Parenting
Family Meals
Family Traditions
Food and Family
New York
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New York City
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Jessie Ware hosts a podcast about food, family and everything in between, direct from her very own dinner table. With a little bit of help from her chef extraordinaire mum Lennie, each week guests from the worlds of music, culture and politics drop by for a bite and a bit of a natter. Oversharing guaranteed.

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Latest Episodes

It’s the final episode of series 18, and what a RIDE it’s been! We’ve got the wonderful James Norton taking this season out with a bang! James popped over for a summer barbecue while taking a break from filming the upcoming Beatles biopic in Spain. W... more

This week we’re joined by singer, songwriter, actress and model Suki Waterhouse! Suki came over on the hottest day of the year (so far!), and mum made a delicious refreshing Asian chicken soba noodle salad for lunch, and a fab gooseberry custard tart... more

We’re so excited to welcome the brilliant Olivia Wilde to the table this week! Olivia joined us on a whirlwind world tour to promo her new film, The Invite, which she both directed and stars in alongside Seth Rogen, Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton. O... more

Superstar singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams pulls up a seat at the podcast table this week! Ahead of the release of her new album, we caught up with Gracie over brunch where mum whipped up a dutch baby with smoked salmon. Gracie told us about how she f... more

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Recent Guests

James Norton
Actor known for House of the Dragon, Sunny Dancer, and Brish Epstein/Beatles projects
Actor
Episode: James Norton
Suki Waterhouse
Model, actress, and singer on her third album Loveland
Self
Episode: Suki Waterhouse
Olivia Wilde
Actor and director of The Invite
Episode: Olivia Wilde
Gracie Abrams
Musician, guest on the show
Episode: Gracie Abrams
Indira Varma
Actress known for Game of Thrones and The Night Manager
The Old Vic/Macnas productions
Episode: Indira Varma
Oti Mabuse
Dancer, author of Slow Burn, and documentary participant
Dancer and author
Episode: Oti Mabuse
Jeff Goldblum
Actor, musician, and author of Night Blooms; guest on Table Manners
Actor, Musician
Episode: Jeff Goldblum
Giorgio Locatelli
Michelin-starred chef, Celebrity MasterChef judge
Celebrity MasterChef / Locanda Locatelli
Episode: Giorgio Locatelli
Jack Rooke
British comedian, actor and writer; creator of Big Boys and Good Grief
Channel 4 (Big Boys, Good Grief)
Episode: Jack Rooke

Hosts

Jessie Ware
Host of Table Manners, interviews guests at home and leads conversations with a focus on food, family, and culture
Lennie Ware
Co-host, mother and culinary contributor who joins Jessie's conversations and contributes cooking and family-life perspectives

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 18.2k ratings
  • Too many adverts and hosts interrupting

    Format: Book amazing and interesting guest. Hosts constantly interrupt for an hour and always bring it back to themselves, 20 mins of adverts. Done,

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Amazing new podcast!
    United Kingdom25 days ago
  • Have not been to Italy😳

    This is a great idea but the interruptions of the hosts are annoying. Giorgio was fabulous but I can’t believe that the hosts have not been to Italy 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ are they not serious about food??

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LuSuffer
    Australia2 months ago
  • Frustrated

    I’ve listened to this podcast for years and used to absolutely love it. Lately it seems like every guest gets interrupted and it’s so frustrating. I used to notice it a small amount but it’s every single episode where guests cannot seem to finish a sentence. This makes the interview seem to bounce around. You can be listening to an interesting story and fact and never hear the end of it. It’s really put me off listening anymore

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    gordonemz
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Delightful

    Love this podcast! Delectable for the ears and culinary inspiration. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MBCal85
    United States2 months ago
  • Long time listener.

    Listening to the latest episode with Giorgio Locatelli. Any chance of letting the guests express themselves. Constant interruptions are becoming quite annoying.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    mugwomp90
    United Kingdom2 months ago

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Some feedback points to pacing and interruptions, which can polarize audiences but seem to motivate ongoing engagement.
Guests are high-caliber and the home-table vibe is inviting for listeners seeking culture and warmth.
Listeners appreciate the intimate, warm banter and culinary moments that anchor conversations.

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Gracie Abrams
Q: Who was around the dinner table when you were growing up and what's a memorable dish from your childhood?
Gracie describes a close family circle with roast chicken, carrots, onions, thyme, and a Friday group tradition that felt like a second family, highlighting the strong sense of home and food as a centerpiece.
Jeff Goldblum
Q: What are your nostalgic dishes and family meals from childhood?
He lists meatloaf, potato salad, borscht, gefilte fish, and most notably spaghetti bolognese as a core nostalgic dish, explaining how these meals connected him to his roots and family rituals.
Jeff Goldblum
Q: How did you meet your wife and what happened on that first date?
He narrates meeting Emilie (his wife) in a gym on Sunset Boulevard, the initial conversation about acting lessons, the later date where she performed on top of a piano, and how their relationship quickly developed into a life together.
Jeff Goldblum
Q: Where were you born and what was your early family life like?
Goldblum explains growing up in Pittsburgh, with early siblings and a mother who wasn't a foodie but prided herself on wine basics, and recalls a traditional but simple dinner table routine with meatloaf and classic Jewish dishes.
Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo
Q: How did you handle filming the pregnancy and birth for the show?
They navigated privacy and intimacy concerns, ultimately choosing not to film the actual birth for Raising Chelsea, while still sharing the pregnancy and early moments with the audience to keep the narrative honest and relatable.

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What is Table Manners about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A warm, intimate chat format centers on food, family, and culture, hosted around a dinner-table style conversation. Guests span music, acting, writing, and politics, with conversations that blend practical cooking moments, personal life anecdotes, and behind-the-scenes industry glimpses. The tone tends toward casual, unfiltered banter, hospitality at home, and long-form storytelling, sometimes drawing praise for warmth and occasionally garnering criticism for interruptions or pacing. The show stands out for its cozy, family-table energy and for inviting a broad slate of high-profile guests to discuss craft, career highs, and personal rituals over shared meals, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy culture-focused conversations with a d... more

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Recent guests on Table Manners include:

1. James Norton
2. Suki Waterhouse
3. Olivia Wilde
4. Gracie Abrams
5. Indira Varma
6. Oti Mabuse
7. Jeff Goldblum
8. Giorgio Locatelli

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