There’s Always Room at the Table

from Dinnertime · host Galah Garage

In this episode of Dinnertime, the goat is once again making mischief, the Sydney Morning Herald quiz makes its regular appearance, and Obi tells us about his day with Doug, the Scottish horse vet.We also discuss one of the great truths of family life: the best part about making dinner is apparently that you do not have to tidy up afterwards.As always, it is just us around the table, eating, chatting, laughing, interrupting each other, and seeing where the conversation goes.Dinnertime is for anyone who likes the sound of a real family dinner in the background. Whether your own table is full, quiet, complicated, far away, or missing altogether, you are very welcome at ours.

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