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Jessie Ware hosts a podcast about food, lennie ware, 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 lennie ware natter. Oversharing guaranteed.

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. Hosted on Acast. See acast. Mum has waited a long time for this one He took the half finished bottle of champagne in the taxi home with him and THAT is our kinda guest!

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I was never going to have a 70th birthday party. I wanted to have a soixante-neuf party, which sounded much more exciting. The firstborn is at school. And that everybody absolutely adores her — something Jessie knew would happen, which is why she set the podcast up in the first place. But why do they want to take their family show on the road? She asked Olympic diver Tom Daley if his Speedos had ever come down in the pool, not a question that would have ever occurred to me, but suddenly one we all desperately wanted the answer to. It was a yes. We had a lot of wine, Stanley and I. Speaking of the champagne they offer to their guests with their dinner, Lennie also got Ed Miliband so unexpectedly drunk that he left her a cheeky note asking her to go skinny dipping in the Hampstead Heath ponds. Do you remember? And then the Daily Mail seems to think every episode is slightly newsworthy. The Table Manners podcast gets real traction; they get newslines, in journalism terms. And they play it up a bit, this sweary relationship, in which Jessie will happily tell her mum to fuck off, then both carry on as if nothing has happened. I used to be mates with Meghan.

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I was never going to have a 70th birthday party. I wanted to have a soixante-neuf party, which sounded much more exciting. The firstborn is at school. And that everybody absolutely adores her — something Jessie knew would happen, which is why she set the podcast up in the first place. But why do they want to take their family show on the road? She asked Olympic diver Tom Daley if his Speedos had ever come down in the pool, not a question that would have ever occurred to me, but suddenly one we all desperately wanted the answer to.

Lennie ware

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I was never going to have a 70th birthday party. Speaking of the champagne they offer to their guests with their dinner, Lennie also got Ed Miliband so unexpectedly drunk that he left her a cheeky note asking her to go skinny dipping in the Hampstead Heath ponds. Over dinner, James told us all the best stories, including how he signed up for boarding school purely to join their school play, his self confessed terrible job as a showbiz correspondent, interviewing Ian Brown the day after he was dumped, and we discovered he is a fellow Graecophile too, all the best people are! Grandes Infelices. Tickets are available to buy at tablemannerspodcast. I wanted to have a soixante-neuf party, which sounded much more exciting. X Hosted on Acast. Brilliant podcast - uplifting, joyous, full of interesting guests and so much fantastic food, recipe and restaurant intel. Jessie Ware hosts a podcast about food, family and everything in between, direct from her very own dinner table. This article is more than 2 years old. Jessie and Lennie are wonderful, and a delight to listen to.

In her sixties, Lennie has, almost fallen, into a new exciting and creative career.

Changes with Annie Macmanus. Tom joined us for some lunch to talk about his upcoming new album Black Friday. Do you remember? We hear all about the exciting news of their new tour, what it was like living together when they first formed as a band and forgetting to pay the utility bills , lovely stories about their beautiful bandmate, the late Sarah Harding, and to top it off quite an unbelievable story about microwaving bacon! She came to a show of mine in Canada when she was filming Suits , a mutual friend said we would get on really well and we did. His affair left a long shadow. Most viewed. But boy did he make some good choices. On one of the hottest days of the year, we adored having comedian, podcaster and all round mensch Ed Gamble round to mum's for lunch. Mum has waited a long time for this one While she works hard on researching them — reading their memoirs, watching their shows, often filling Jessie in on the details — their lives are sometimes a world apart from hers. Oversharing guaranteed. We found the joy.