Our Table with Judi Love

In loving memory of Chef Dom Taylor, who brought his heart, his heritage and his remarkable food to every episode of Our Table. He will be deeply missed. Rest in peace.In this episode of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love brings her trademark warmth, wit and straight-talking honesty back to the table – alongside another panel of powerful voices: Golda Rosheuvel, the Guyanese-born British actress and singer known to millions as Queen Charlotte in Netflix's global phenomenon Bridgerton and its prequel Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, with credits spanning Dune, Doctor Who and Lady Macbeth; Adjani Salmon, the award-winning writer, director and actor who created and stars in the BAFTA-winning BBC and Showtime series Dreaming Whilst Black, taking home the RTS Breakthrough Talent Award and earning an International Emmy nomination; Sheila Nortley, the award-winning South London producer, writer and director behind Netflix hits Supacell and Harlan Coben's Stay Close, a Woman of the Future Award winner now leading Osun Group's drama slate; and Sukki Menon is an award-winning writer/director and producer, best known for film dramas, her work on Netflix and her background in burlesque. She's the CEO and Founder of Runfire Films, co-founder of Society O, and has been celebrated both in the Houses of Parliament and by the Asian Women of Achievement awards for outstanding contribution to tackling gender-based violence through culture. Gathered in The Good Front Room over a mouth-watering Caribbean-inspired meal prepared by award-winning chef Dom Taylor, the group serve up honest, heartfelt and hilarious conversation.

In this episode of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love brings her trademark warmth, wit and straight-talking honesty back to the table – alongside another panel of powerful voices: DJ AG, the Tottenham-born street DJ turned cultural phenomenon whose free, open-mic sets on London's pavements have drawn tens of millions of views, crowned him Time Out's Londoner of the Year and turned ordinary commutes into impromptu block parties; Marisha Wallace, the double Olivier-nominated West End and Broadway powerhouse behind acclaimed turns in Dreamgirls, Guys & Dolls and Cabaret, a Celebrity Big Brother star and international recording artist who has sung everywhere from the Royal Variety Performance to a private audience with King Charles; Kyrah Gray, the fast-rising South London stand-up whose viral clips have racked up millions of views, winner of Best Debut Show at the 2025 Leicester Comedy Festival and a writer on Bad Education; and Jourdan Blair, the British rapper and poet whose lyrical, spoken-word-rooted music has earned him a loyal and growing online following, including the recent release The Office. Gathered in The Good Front Room over a mouth-watering Caribbean-inspired meal prepared by award-winning chef Dom Taylor, the group serve up honest, heartfelt and hilarious conversation.

In this episode of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love brings her trademark warmth, wit and straight-talking honesty back to the table – alongside another panel of powerful voices: Ortis Deley, the British television presenter, radio DJ and actor best known as the long-running face of Channel 5's The Gadget Show and a CBBC favourite from Live & Kicking, who also fronted Channel 4's live World Athletics coverage; Remel London, the award-winning TV and radio broadcaster who has hosted everything from Sky's What's Up TV to the MOBO and BET red carpets, and founder of the creative platform The Mainstream championing diverse new talent; Slim, the stand-up powerhouse crowned the king of the Black British comedy circuit and the first Black British comedian to sell out the London Palladium with his own show, with credits including Live at the Apollo (BBC); and Guvna B, the triple MOBO award-winning rapper, broadcaster and bestselling author of Unspoken, whose honest, uplifting work has made him one of the most important voices in British rap. Gathered in The Good Front Room over a mouth-watering Caribbean-inspired meal prepared by award-winning chef Dom Taylor, the group serve up honest, heartfelt and hilarious conversation.

In this episode of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love brings her trademark warmth, wit and straight-talking honesty back to the table – alongside another panel of powerful voices: Jameela Jamil, the British actress, presenter and activist best known as Tahani Al-Jamil in The Good Place and Titania in Marvel's She-Hulk, and founder of the body-positive I Weigh movement that's reshaped the conversation around self-worth; Nadia Jae, the ARIA award-winning broadcaster, DJ and author of Raise Your Voice, who fronts the BBC Radio 1Xtra Breakfast Show every morning; Camden Stewart, the British composer, pianist and operatic tenor whose genre-blending public-piano performances have gone viral worldwide and earned him a Classic FM Rising Star title and a Lang Lang Foundation ambassadorship; Gina Obeng, the fitness coach and content creator behind the Just Geen brand, founder of resistance-band company Beats And Bands and the SHIFT walking app, who's built a community of hundreds of thousands around movement and wellbeing; and Paix Robinson, the Oakland-raised, London-based artist and BAFTA-nominated production and costume designer whose credits run from Beyoncé's Formation World Tour to the BIFA-winning short Festival of Slaps. Gathered in The Good Front Room over a mouth-watering Caribbean-inspired meal prepared by award-winning chef Dom Taylor, the group serve up honest, heartfelt and hilarious conversation.

In this episode of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love brings her trademark warmth, wit and straight-talking honesty back to the table – alongside another panel of powerful voices: Babatunde Aléshé, one of the fastest-rising stars in British comedy and a firm TV favourite from Live at the Apollo (BBC), The Last Leg (C4), Celebrity Gogglebox, I'm a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! (ITV) and Taskmaster (C4); Big Manny (Emanuel Wallace), the British-Jamaican science communicator, author and TikTok sensation crowned Education Creator of the Year at the inaugural TikTok Awards, whose bestselling book Science Is Lit makes complex science irresistible to millions; Stephanie Yeboah, multi-award-winning author of Fattily Ever After and body-image advocate whose writing on self-worth, fat acceptance and identity has featured in British Vogue, Elle and The Guardian; and Dorothy Koomson, the bestselling British novelist behind My Best Friend's Girl and The Ice Cream Girls, widely hailed as Britain's biggest-selling Black author of adult fiction. Gathered in The Good Front Room over a mouth-watering Caribbean-inspired meal prepared by award-winning chef Dom Taylor, the group serve up honest, heartfelt and hilarious conversation.

In the Season 2 opener of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love brings her trademark warmth, wit and straight-talking honesty back to the table – alongside another panel of powerful voices: Beverley Knight MBE, the Olivier Award-winning "Queen of British Soul," West End star and three-time MOBO Award winner; Teanne Andrews, co-founder of multi-award-winning Black cinema company We Are Parable and a BAFTA voting member; Paige Lewin, journalist, presenter and host of Texture Talks, the UK's leading podcast on natural hair, identity and self-worth; and Tinuke Awe, award-winning co-founder of Five X More, the grassroots organisation transforming Black maternal health in the UK. Gathered in The Good Front Room over a mouth-watering Caribbean-inspired meal prepared by award-winning chef Dom Taylor, the group serve up honest, heartfelt and hilarious conversation.

In Episode 6 of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love closes out the season with warmth, wit and her signature straight-talking honesty – joined by an inspiring panel of voices who know the power of resilience, joy and representation: Angellica Bell, beloved TV presenter and broadcaster with a career spanning everything from The One Show to CBBC; Eddie Kadi, comedian and broadcaster known for his magnetic energy and pioneering work in UK Black comedy; Richie Brave, broadcaster and host of BBC Radio 1Xtra’s Brave Conversations, making space for stories that matter; and Leanne Pero MBE, entrepreneur, author and founder of Black Women Rising, dedicated to empowering cancer survivors and marginalised voices.With one last mouth-watering Caribbean-inspired meal prepared by award-winning chef Dom Taylor, the group share heartfelt reflections on purpose, healing, joy and the importance of owning your story.Pull up a seat as we close a season of unforgettable conversations, welcome to Our Table.

In Episode 5 of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love returns with her signature warmth, wit and straight-talking honesty – joined by a compelling panel of dynamic voices: Alex Beresford British television presenter, journalist, and weather presenter on Good Morning Britain. Also known for his documentary called “Black Boys Can Cry”. The documentary explores mental health issues among Black British menTamara Lawrance British actress known for her work in television, film, and theatre. And her recent critically acclaim tv show where she played the lead @channel4 show Get Mille Black Dr. Tru Powell Award Winning Entrepreneur & CEO of Black Business Magazine & INSPIRE AwardsAkua Gyamfi Founder of The British Blacklist & black | listed database. Creator, Producer, and Host of TBB Talks & Your Aunties Could Never Podcasts.Over a mouth-watering Caribbean-inspired meal prepared by award-winning @chefdomtaylor winner of Channel 4’s @netflix Five Star Kitchen, the guests dive into open, honest conversation around visibility, voice, and what it means to claim your space in culture.

In Episode 4 of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love returns with her signature warmth, wit and straight-talking honesty – joined by a bold and visionary panel: Simon Frederick, acclaimed photographer, filmmaker and creative director behind Black Is the New Black; Nifè, viral dance content creator and choreographer known for bringing Afro-inspired movement to millions online; Caroline Chinakwe, Nigerian-born, London-based mixed media artist celebrated for her vibrant, unapologetic visuals that explore the beauty of Black culture and style while addressing vital social issues; and Shea Osei, celebrity nail stylist whose standout work on Cynthia Erivo’s Wicked press tour has gained international recognition.

In Episode 3 of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love brings her trademark warmth, wit and straight-talking honesty back to the table – alongside another panel of powerful voices: Afua Hagan, prominent broadcaster and royal correspondent known for her fearless commentary on race, identity and representation; Kane Brown, stand-up comedian, actor and co-host of the hit podcast Rated 18; Richie Brave, broadcaster and host of BBC Radio 1Xtra’s Brave Conversations, amplifying the Black British experience; and Fiona Lamptey, film producer and former Netflix UK content lead, committed to championing underrepresented stories.