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Table Manners with Jessie and Lennie Ware

Jessie Ware
Food
Cooking
Christmas
Family
Comedy
Football
Italian Cuisine
Parenting
Family Meals
Family Traditions
Food and Family
New York
River Cafe
New York City
Girls Aloud
Gabby Logan
Southern Cuisine
Feminism
London
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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

James Acaster is a man of many talents - he’s one of Britain’s best loved comedians, the co-host of our rival podcast (yet we love them!) Off Menu, a regular on the telly, and most recently became a very reluctant Traitor on the Celebrity Traitors. J... more

Dame Arlene Phillips really has stories to last a lifetime! She’s worked with icons like Whitney Houston, Freddie Mercury, Elton John, Tina Turner and Aretha Franklin, choreographed legendary West End & Broadway musicals and also created the iconic H... more

Nick Mohammed is a man of many talents - actor, comedian, presenter, and even a magician! Best known for Ted Lasso and his unforgettable stint on The Traitors, Nick joined us this week to chat about his latest role in legal thriller 'War'. We also fo... more

The brilliant Ashley Walters is over for dinner this week. From his days as Asher D in So Solid Crew, to Top Boy and Adolescence, Ashley has had an incredible career and now he’s stepping behind the camera for his directorial debut ‘Animol'. Mum made... more

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Recent Guests

James Acaster
British comedian, co-host of Off Menu and creator of Craig Simons
Off Menu
Episode: James Acaster
Arlene Phillips
Choreographer who created Hot Gossip and choreographed music videos and stage musicals
Episode: Arlene Phillips
Nick Mohammed
Actor, comedian, presenter and magician, known for Ted Lasso and The Traitors
Episode: Nick Mohammed
Ashley Walters
Actor, director and former member of So Solid Crew
Episode: Ashley Walters
Christine Baranski
Actor known for Broadway, Cybill, The Good Wife, The Good Fight, The Gilded Age, and Mamma Mia
Episode: Christine Baranski
Stephen Graham
Acclaimed actor known for roles in Boiling Point, This Is England, Nocturne, and more
Actor
Episode: Stephen Graham
Kelly Rowland
Singer, performer, former Destiny's Child member
Destiny's Child / solo artist
Episode: Kelly Rowland
Rob Brydon
Actor, comedian and singer; guest on the episode
Self
Episode: Second Helpings - Rob Brydon
Emilia Clarke
Actress, known for Game of Thrones
Actor
Episode: Second Helpings - Emilia Clarke

Hosts

Jessie Ware
Singer and presenter
Lennie Ware
Chef and presenter

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 18.3k ratings
  • Stephen Graham

    The best guest everrrrrrrrrrr. I never ever comment but in this instance I HAD to. What an absolutely gorgeous geezer - a true gentleman in every way. I live in Sydney but was born in Crewe!!! Our version of the stew was potata ash. Love you guys.❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ohhhhh62
    New Zealanda month ago
  • Not my rating

    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??

    My rating is 2 stars.

    I keep trying to listen as I’m interested in the guests however the hosts keep playing coy and bumble about. Not sure what they are trying to project, 2 silly women? Not sure why

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    LuSuffer
    Australiaa month ago
  • Me me me

    I have never heard of this woman before. Apparently she had a career in music. And now she’s acting. Still never heard of her. And that’s fine! But if you’re a host of a podcast? Why don’t you make it more about the guests?

    You sound like such an upcoming Londoner! But there are bright moments. Specifically when you let your mother have the word.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Stefan Ekenstjerna
    Sweden3 months ago
  • Exceptional

    This is an utter joy. You are both so lovely and talented at cooking at and interviewing. The dynamic between Jessie and Lennie is sublime; it’s witty and warming, funny and frenetic. No matter who the guest is they manage to make EVERYONE feel so welcome and relaxed, these super-celebs really open up to the pair. I’m late to this pod (despite having been aware of it) and I feel so lucky to have so many years of wonderful interviews to get through. Thank you Jess and Lennie - please don’t stop d... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Statt82
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Just let people talk

    This could be an awesome podcasts. The guests are a bunch of 5 star celebrities/musicians, the conversations are interesting and I love Jessie BUT it gets on my nerves that the hosts won’t let guests finish one sentence. Everyone is talking over everyone, it makes my head hurt.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Kremyyy
    Germany3 months ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners value the high-profile guests and enjoy hearing personal stories alongside food and family memories.
Fans praise the warm, witty mother-daughter dynamic and the relaxed, welcoming atmosphere around the dinner table.
Some listeners feel advertising takes up too much space, while others say the lively banter is part of the appeal.
A recurring complaint is that the hosts interrupt guests, making some conversations feel crowded or hard to follow.

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James Acaster
Q: What did you learn from Traitors?
Acaster says the main thing he learned was how much he values Romesh Ranganathan; the game itself taught him little about himself.
James Acaster
Q: Where did Craig come from?
Acaster wanted a silly new show and combined material he had struggled to frame with an idea for a performer and his tribute act from a rejected cartoon pitch.
Arlene Phillips
Q: Where did you grow up, who was around your dinner table, and what were you eating?
Phillips grew up in Hightown in North Manchester, in a Jewish neighbourhood where her family could buy affordable pieces of smoked salmon. She remembers her mother's chicken soup as a particularly meaningful family dish.
Arlene Phillips
Q: What was it like to work with Whitney Houston?
Phillips says Houston was very shy during the “How Will I Know” video and wanted her feet kept out of side-angle shots. When they later worked on “I Want to Dance with Somebody,” Houston was more confident, eager to move and happy to take on more choreography.
Nick Mohammed
Q: Did you mind that you weren't going to do something serious, that you were going to-
Mohammed says his parents had no fixed plan for him, but his move from academic study and a geophysics PhD toward comedy was a major change. They were supportive, though nervous.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Table Manners

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

Dinner-table conversations bring together food, family stories and the working lives of guests from music, acting, comedy, film and the arts. Jessie Ware and her mother, chef Lennie Ware, host over a meal, using recipes, favorite dishes and food memories as a starting point for relaxed, personal chats about careers, upbringing, relationships and creative work. The guest list ranges from established performers and artists to directors and writers, with conversations often touching on family traditions, the demands of public life and the experiences behind familiar screen and stage roles.

The mother-daughter dynamic gives the format a distinctive, informal feel: cooking and playful banter sit alongside career reflections and more personal su... more

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Recent guests on Table Manners include:

1. James Acaster
2. Arlene Phillips
3. Nick Mohammed
4. Ashley Walters
5. Christine Baranski
6. Stephen Graham
7. Kelly Rowland
8. Rob Brydon

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