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Table Manners with Jessie and Lennie Ware

S9 Ep 26: Adam Lambert

Table Manners with Jessie and Lennie Ware

Alice Williams

Arts, Kids & Family, Food, Music, 630144

4.712.8K Ratings

🗓️ 29 July 2020

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

This episode was recorded last year but is worth the wait. Probably one of our most glamorous guests to dates; Adam Lambert arrived in Clapham in his blue platforms fit for a Spice Girl or Marc Bolan and the most divine velvet suit. The Indiana born superstar tells us all about his experience on American Idol & his more recent worldwide touring with Queen. We talk all about the importance of a tour outfit, having tequila on the rider and his favourite food spots from around the world....His album Velvet is out now, go and give it a listen to a belter of a voice x

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0:00.0

This episode is sponsored by the new film, Are You There God? It's me Margaret, based on the

0:07.2

best-selling novel by Judy Bloom in cinemas from May 19th. I must, I must, I must increase my bust.

0:15.0

That is what I sung to myself throughout my adolescence. And it never worked.

0:21.8

This is one of my favourite Judy Bloom novels. I loved it when I was younger. I love that they've

0:28.1

made it into a film with the most stellar cast. Rachel Adams is playing the mum Barbara.

0:33.6

Kathy Bates is playing the grandma Sylvia. Your favourite darling? I know. 11-year-old Margaret is

0:40.4

played by Abbey Rider Fortson, who I can't wait to see play Margaret. I'm so so excited to watch

0:46.5

this. Judy Bloom is one of the greats. It's an a powerful depiction of friendships and mother

0:52.0

daughter relationships. Much like this podcast mother. It's just perfect. Coming of age, it's

0:57.7

going to be so much of a world. We're definitely going. Are you there God? It's me Margaret is in

1:03.2

cinemas on 19th May, but your tickets now. This episode is brought to you by L.U.K.'s new podcast

1:10.4

Why I Move in Association with Nike. Mum, did you know that post pandemic, almost half of women in

1:15.7

the UK do no vigorous exercise? I think I'm one of them darling. Well, L.U.K.'s determined to get

1:20.9

women moving again. So this is the podcast for you. They've partnered with Nike on a new podcast

1:25.7

to inspire us into joyful movement this spring. I shall get on the move then darling. Each week,

1:31.2

co-hosts and L.U.K. editors Natasha Bird and Hannah Nathanson will meet amazing women from the

1:36.0

world's of fashion, activism, music and film. Our friend Clara Amphos has been on there talking

1:40.9

about boxing and running. So they talk to different guests and talk about the ways in which they move

1:45.6

how they make it work into their busy lives and how it's helped them through some of the hardest

1:49.5

moments. There's Clara Amphos, Arlo Parks and Emma DeBerry talking about swimming. Is

1:55.0

a Mayor French when the biggest renowned fashion makeup artist is talking about Palate?

1:59.2

I love Palate's. I go every week darling. You know that. Listen to the podcast now,

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