White Wine Question Time Stak
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- Society & Culture
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White Wine Question Time, with Kate Thornton, is the podcast that brings together well-known friends, three glasses of wine and three thought-provoking questions. Discover the friendships behind the entertainment headlines, and listen in on their conversations for a side to the celebrities you've never heard before.
White Wine Question Time is a Stak production.
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Something from the Cellar: St. Patrick’s Day
Continuing the weekend’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, we’re looking back at some of our favourite Irish guests on today’s episode. Iconic Boyzlife duo, Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden tell us how the Irish find support in community at the best and worst times - from family holidays to funerals alike. We also hear from the mega-talented singer-songwriter and poet Imelda May, who reminisces about her hilariously chaotic childhood growing up in a huge Irish family. Plus, TV presenter Craig Doyle walks us through some laugh-out-loud showbiz tales!
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Fat Tony on his journey to sobriety and why Kate Moss would be perfect for Celebrity Big Brother
Joining us today is a true dance music legend and maestro behind the turntables: it’s the iconic Fat Tony!
His journey to becoming a household name wasn’t without its challenges. He joins Kate to chart his career from starting out as a club doorman to DJing around the world and forming lifelong friendships with A-listers like Kate Moss and Boy George - all while struggling with debilitating addiction issues that almost destroyed him.
He chats to Kate about his recovery, finding joy in his now-simpler life and why recent years have seen him embrace unlikely bonds with the likes of Claire Sweeney and Gemma Collins. His story is testament to the power of perseverance!
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Something from the Cellar: Louis Walsh
We're back with another Celebrity Big Brother housemate - talent show legend and our old friend Louis Walsh! We've loved watching him spill all of the industry secrets so far and it's only been a week, so what better time to revisit some of his best tales! We talk about everything from the X Factor to his favourite 90s pop memories. You’re in for a proper trip down memory lane!
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Amy Dowden on making it to Strictly, overcoming struggle, and getting better - not bitter
Joining us today is a woman who despite numerous bouts of bad luck and health concerns, remains as radiant and joyous as when she first burst onto our Strictly scenes: it's the lovely Amy Dowden!
She chats to us about how her spirit has been tested - but never broken - by various health concerns over the last few years. We also celebrate her incredible return to Strictly, hear about the amazing sacrifices her partner Ben has made and the dream destination at the end of her road to recovery.
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Something from the Cellar: Fern Britton
This week we're diving back into our chat with broadcasting legend - and Celebrity Big Brother's newest housemate - Fern Britton! She talks all things family secrets, IVF struggles and her incredible journey from award winning presenter and journalist to best-selling novelist! She's a fantastic lady and we wish her the best of luck as she enters the house!
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Michel Roux Jr. on why selling La Gavroche was never an option, leaving Masterchef and what’s next
This week, we have the pleasure of welcoming the legendary chef, author, restaurateur, and TV star, Michel Roux Jr.
Michel joins us fresh from closing the doors on La Gavroche, his iconic two Michelin-starred restaurant in Mayfair, for the final time. He sits down with Kate to discuss some of his wildest stories working in the restaurant, why selling it was never an option, his decision to leave MasterChef, and what’s next after spending practically his entire life in the kitchen. Plus, he shares the valuable lessons he learned from Sir Alex Ferguson.
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Customer Reviews
Jack Dee brilliance
The episode with Jack Dee was an absolutely exceptional listen. So open, honest, insightful, really very enjoyable and relatable so much admiration for Jack, and a great interview by Kate
Just wish you’d sort a decent mic etc!
Love Kate and the guests she has. Just wish it didn’t always sound like a FaceTime to a cave from the downstairs loo!
Listen in the car
My favourite podcast always interesting guests