
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 | 380 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicArtsFood | |||

This week the brilliant Indira Varma joins us for brunch. Known for her roles in Game of Thrones, The Night Manager, The Capture and now starring in the all-female production of Glengarry Glen Ross at The Old Vic, Indira popped over to New Cross and ... more
In Strictly fabulous news, this week we’re joined by dance goddess, Oti Mabuse! Oti was beloved on Strictly Come Dancing in the UK, but she is also now head judge on the Irish version Dancing With the Stars - on top of that she is an author, presente... more
The fabulous Jeff Goldblum pulls up a seat at the table this week. In the midst of his whirlwind tour of promoting his brand new album, Night Blooms, Jeff popped over to New Cross for lunch. A master storyteller, we heard about Jeff’s love of working... more
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
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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??
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
Love this podcast! Delectable for the ears and culinary inspiration. Thank you!
Listening to the latest episode with Giorgio Locatelli. Any chance of letting the guests express themselves. Constant interruptions are becoming quite annoying.
I listened for the first time purely to listen to the fantastic James Graham. He was, as ever, a joy but the constant interruptions from the hosts was incredibly frustrating. There were also some very tone-deaf comments from Lennie. Unlikely to listen again.
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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. Giorgio Locatelli
3. Jack Rooke
4. Ralph Fiennes
5. James Graham
6. Nish Kumar
7. Kristin Scott Thomas
8. Kae Tempest
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