Our Table with Judi Love

EP 6 | Angellica Bell, Eddie Kadi, Richie Brave, Leanne Pero MBE

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.

Ep 5 | Alex Beresford, Tamara Lawrance, Akua Gyamfi and Dr Tru Powell

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.

EP 4 | Simon Frederick, Nife, Caroline Chinakwe, Shea Osei

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.

Ep 3 | Kane Brown, Afua Hagan, Richie Brave, Fiona Lamptey

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.

Ep 2 | Aml Ameen, Dulcé Sloan, Candice Brathwaite, Abraham Adeyemi

In the second episode of Our Table, comedian, presenter and host Judi Love brings her trademark warmth, wit and straight-talking honesty back to the table – with another unforgettable line-up. Joining her are: Dulcé Sloan, acclaimed stand-up comedian and former Daily Show correspondent known for her razor-sharp humour and fearless takes; Aml Ameen, celebrated British actor and filmmaker (Boxing Day, The Maze Runner, Sense8); Candice Brathwaite, Sunday Times bestselling author and powerful voice on representation; and Abraham Adeyemi, award-winning screenwriter and director of the critically acclaimed short film Chasing The Night. Over a vibrant Caribbean-inspired meal prepared by award-winning chef Dom Taylor (Five Star Kitchen), the group dive into rich conversation – tackling life, legacy, community, and the stories that define us. Uplifting, unfiltered, and deeply personal, this episode brings laughter, honesty and plenty of food for thought.