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A Storied Table

Hosted by Amy Kathleen Smith · society · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

A Storied Table is a laid-back podcast about life, travel, hospitality, and home — and the stories that naturally weave their way through it all. Each episode feels like pulling up a chair with a friend you love to hang out with. We talk about food, gathering with your people, travel, imperfect homemaking, and everyday life. Faith shows up here in a real-life way — honest, approachable, and never forced. It’s just part of the conversation, woven in, the same way it shows up in everyday life. You’ll hear stories, laughs, fun conversations, and the kind of honest openness that tends to happen when people relax and stay awhile. If you love good food, adventures in traveling, intentional living, and conversations that feel easy and real, you’re in the right place. Welcome to a storied table. I’m so glad you’re here.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

22%

Guest openness

Selective

80/100
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Questions about A Storied Table

What is A Storied Table about?

A Storied Table is a laid-back podcast about life, travel, hospitality, and home, and the stories that naturally weave their way through it all. Each episode feels like pulling up a chair with a friend you love to hang out with. We talk about food, gathering with your people, travel, imperfect homemaking, and everyday life.

Who hosts A Storied Table?

A Storied Table is hosted by Amy Kathleen Smith. The show has published 79 episodes to date.

What has A Storied Table covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Travel | Tuscany, Italy: Monteverdi, The Stay We’re Still Talking About" (23 September 2026, 39 minutes), "Travel | Venice, Italy: Why We Returned 25 Years Later" (2 July 2026, 36 minutes), and "Travel | Florence, Italy: The Wild Tuscan Drive That Kicked Off Our Next 20 Years" (2 April 2026, 45 minutes).

How often does A Storied Table publish?

A Storied Table publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 79 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on A Storied Table?

Booking probability for A Storied Table is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. A Storied Table requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. A Storied Table's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch A Storied Table?

The strongest fits for A Storied Table are Hotels & Lodging and Restaurants. A Storied Table has a society audience.

About the host

Amy Kathleen Smith hosts A Storied Table, a society podcast with 79 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • A Storied Table

    Travel | Tuscany, Italy: Monteverdi, The Stay We’re Still Talking About

    Sep 23, 202639 min

    Text me! Tell me something good! At our 20th anniversary lunch in Tuscany, the family who made the wine we were drinking was sitting right behind us. It’s one of the best moments I keep coming back to when I think about...

  • Mar 6, 202622 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>A wobbly start to the year brings us back to the table—a finished attic buildout, an eighteenth birthday, an ice storm that turned our home back into Fort Smith, and knee...

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  • Oct 22, 202532 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>What if the best part of your trip all started with a mindless mistake?</p><p>We booked a few quiet days while the boys were at camp and ended up on a cliff in Tennessee—inside...

  • Oct 8, 202520 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>This week started with me getting ambushed by yellow jackets (and yes, I went full Olympic dive into the pool… phone in pocket). It ended with the kind of “turning 45” rite of...

  • Oct 1, 202528 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>What if the peace you’re desperate for isn’t about doing more, but about giving yourself permission to do less?</p><p>Because let’s be honest—life can feel like a treadmill set...

  • Sep 24, 202542 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>When you hear “ADHD,” do you picture a little boy who can’t sit still in class—or maybe an adult who keeps forgetting their keys? That’s the story we’ve been told, but it’s not...

  • May 29, 202535 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>Have you ever wondered if those critical voices inside your head might actually be your greatest enemies? I had a bit of a breakthrough on my recent weekend at Base Camp—a...

  • May 8, 202540 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>I was diagnosed with ADHD as a young teenager, but somewhere along the way—especially after some frustrating (and frankly, infuriating) college experiences—I quietly walked away...

  • Mar 6, 202521 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>Ever feel like life has you and your spouse running on autopilot—barely syncing up beyond the "have-to-know" daily details? </p><p>I get it. A few years ago, a random podcast...

  • Episode #62

    Friends | The Gift of the Call Out

    Feb 20, 202524 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>Have you ever had a friend point out something about you that you totally hadn’t noticed before?</p><p>Was it a shock? Or—let’s be real—did you actually know but just chose to...

  • Feb 6, 202531 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>Imagine… Every continent. Every Denomination. Together across 25 hours on March 1, 2025. </p><p>As I sat there listening to Jennie Allen and ALL the passion flowing out of her...

  • Feb 6, 202512 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>This episode is a lead-in explaining how learning to work differently enabled me to share an incredible worldwide event and leader with you. </p><p>I have never truly been this...

  • Episode #58

    #57 A New Thing and the Story Behind It, Part 1

    Sep 6, 202420 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>Have you ever looked back at the events or stories of your past year and finally realized how it all connects together? It took looking back, and zooming out before you could...

  • Episode #59

    #58 A New Thing and the Story Behind It, Part 2

    Sep 6, 202425 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>Have you ever heard certain concepts, even appreciated them, but couldn't relate to them at all? <br/>Have you ever had an unexpected slowdown in life that makes you feel like...

  • Episode #59

    #59 Why "A Storied Table?"

    Sep 6, 202412 minS5

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>Life is a lot, and (God love ‘em) kids add an extra level of crazy. You never stop, and every ding from your phone induces another level of anxiety - whether it’s a negative...

  • Sep 28, 202314 minS4

    <p>Have you heard about Overcoming Superwoman Syndrome?? It’s our new course on how to grow your business without losing your mind. </p><p>Is that feeling all too familiar for you? We’ve been there. Too many times, and...

  • Sep 21, 202321 minS4

    <p>Text me! Tell me something good!</p><p>“I’ve never had anyone care enough, to spend the time, and help me figure out what was really going on underneath what I thought was holding me back.” </p><p>These were Ashley’s...

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