
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 | 355 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicFoodArts | |||

And just like that, it’s the end of 2025! But it’s not over yet, we have the fabulous Kate Hudson to see us out of the year. Kate joined us for breakfast in the midst of a whirlwind tour for the brand new film Song Sung Blue, which is a beautifully t... more
It’s Christmas Eve and we’re sitting down with a glass of champagne to listen to the Queen’s (Lennie) speech. We're joined by some of our lovely listeners from around the world to hear about their Christmas traditions and answer their questions. We c... more
We have the thriller King joining us this week, international bestseller, Harlan Coben! You’ll find all his books in stores worldwide, and now his TV series are taking the world by storm on Netflix. His latest series 'Run Away’ also stars multiple pr... more
We have chef & Instagram sensation John Gregory-Smith on the podcast this week! John brought round the most delicious monkfish curry and beef coconut rice from his brand new traybake cookbook, and mum made a gorgeous pear and chocolate tart for pud. ... more
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Used to love this but I’ve found more recently the episodes have become unstructured, rushed and frantic feeling. Jessie and Lenny talk over each other and their guest often. They miss things the guess has already said and ask questions which cause the guest to have to repeat themselves. The guests often get cut off multiple times mid story and it means we don’t hear the full story or it’s hard to follow due to tangents. I just wish they’d give the guest space to talk freely.
Nothing to do with the show, but your commercial for Google Pixel with Gemini is disappointing. If you’re going to endorse something and then prove how great it is, hold the GD device accountable. You asked Gemini one question, and it did not answer your Q. That hurts your credibility and the product’s.
Feel like part of Lennie & Jessie’s family, they unarm the guests with normal conversation - great food, great people! Xx
Mumford is the final straw. Who next Rachael Reeves?
I love the guests but I do find is so frustrating having Lennie interrupt guests mid story with questions again and again that really jams up the flow of the conversations at time.
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The podcast focuses on food and family, bringing listeners engaging conversations filled with humor, warmth, and personal anecdotes. Guests from various backgrounds, including music, entertainment, and activism, gather around the dinner table to share their stories and culinary preferences, often blending their professional experiences with heartfelt discussions about their personal lives. Each episode fosters a friendly atmosphere, allowing the hosts to explore the connections between food, culture, and community. The engaging storytelling and relatable themes make it a welcoming space for listeners who cherish the interplay of dinner conversations and celebrated figures sharing their unique perspectives.
Notably, the hosts' mother-daught... more
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Recent guests on Table Manners include:
1. Kate Hudson
2. Harlan Coben
3. John Gregory-Smith
4. Da'Vine Joy Randolph
5. Bill Nighy
6. Josh Widdicombe
7. Marcus Mumford
8. Malala Yousafzai
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