
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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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 377 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicArtsFood | |||

Ciao to all of our listeners, and benvenuto to our next guest, the fabulous Italian chef Giorgio Locatelli! We’re so excited to be part of Giorgio's big announcement that he is set to be the new judge on Celebrity Masterchef on BBC One later this yea... more
We are so happy to be joined by award winning comedy writer Jack Rooke on the podcast this week! Fresh from his BAFTA win for his beautiful comedy series ‘Big Boys’ (and still suffering from a 2 day hangover), Jack joined us for brunch to celebrate t... more
This week we have Ralph Fiennes joining us for lunch! Ralph came over to talk about the new David Hare play he helped bring to life, Grace Pervades. We were swept up in stories of Victorian theatre, Italian food, Catholicism, and growing up as the el... more
This week we have the fantastic James Graham joining us for lunch! James came by to talk about his award winning play, Dear England coming to the BBC. Over lunch, we covered everything from growing up in a Nottinghamshire mining village and telly din... more
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I just loved this podcast! What a sensational guest KST was!
Thank you so much for creating this gorgeous podcast. It’s a joy to listen to!
What is going on in the Lisa Kudrow episode?! She says she was born grew up in LA and is then asked did she go to school there…where else would she go?! Then told “but your clever” meaning what people from LA aren’t or actors aren’t clever? Then she talks about how her siblings are 8 and 6 years older and then she’s asked are you the eldest?! It’s mad. After listening for years I stopped but I love Lisa Kudrow so gave it a go but can’t listen past first 10 minutes. It’s lovely you have people ov... more
Jessie and Lennie have some really great guests on their podcast. However, this is spoiled by Jessie constantly interrupting guests and being sycophantic. Another bugbear is whenever guests mention restaurants in LA which they’ve been to she (ie. Jessie) has of course been to them all which she is desperate to loudly blurt out or almost choke on her food to let us all know. Lennie is ok but also interrupts which is infuriating when it’s a guest you’d love to listen to. Jessie in particular comes... more
Constant interruptions from the hosts. Guests can barely get to the end of their sentence most of the time. Cant bear to listen anymore, even good guests aren’t worth the pain of Lennie and Jessie fighting for attention.
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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:
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2. James Graham
3. Nish Kumar
4. Kristin Scott Thomas
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