Suzanne Paul: Fraud stopper

Suzanne's second kombucha encounter

Working on Neighbours

Wolverhampton: The lost generation

Becoming an Uber driver

Upcoming performances

The dream of nude clowning

From iconic roles in Neighbours and Shortland Street to his many stage appearances, Stephen Lovatt has clearly never lost the passion for the craft of acting in his 40 year long career. 

In the episode, Stephen joins Suzanne Paul and Andrew Papas at the dinner table to chat about his legendary roles, his upcoming work performing two one-man-shows written by kiwi playwright Bruce Mason, and his stint working as an Uber driver when the acting gigs weren't coming. 

Plus Suzanne tells the story about how she once helped catch a wanted fraudster while she was working as a camp photographer. It's a story you've got to hear to believe!

Chapters:
0:00 Suzanne Paul: Fraud stopper
9:35 Suzanne's second kombucha encounter
18:05 Working on Neighbours
23:45 Wolverhampton: The lost generation
30:10 Becoming an Uber driver
38:40 Upcoming performances
49:40 The dream of nude clowning

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From iconic roles in&nbsp;Neighbours and&nbsp;Shortland Street to his many stage appearances, Stephen Lovatt has clearly never lost the passion for the craft of acting in his 40 year long career.&nbsp;
In the episode, Stephen joins Suzanne Paul and Andrew Papas at the dinner table to chat about his legendary roles, his upcoming work performing two one-man-shows written by kiwi playwright Bruce Mason, and his stint working as an Uber driver when the acting gigs weren't coming.&nbsp;
Plus Suzanne tells the story about how she once helped catch a wanted fraudster while she was working as a camp photographer. It's a story you've got to hear to believe!
Chapters: 0:00 Suzanne Paul: Fraud stopper 9:35 Suzanne's second kombucha encounter 18:05 Working on Neighbours 23:45 Wolverhampton: The lost generation 30:10 Becoming an Uber driver 38:40 Upcoming performances 49:40 The dream of nude clowning
Got an issue you&rsquo;d love Suzanne &amp; Andrew&rsquo;s help with? Listen on the free <a href="https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1049-forks-sake-304356408/">iHeart app</a> and tap the red microphone 🎙️ button to leave us a voice message.
There&rsquo;s a new episode out first thing every Tuesday.
Follow us on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/forkssakepodcast/">@forkssakepodcast</a>

Fork’s Sake is a New Zealand food podcast serving up celebrity interviews, unforgettable stories, and a healthy dose of Kiwi humour, one meal at a time.

Each week, much‑loved TV personality Suzanne Paul and singer, performer, and passionate foodie Andrew Papas invite a well‑known guest to pull up a chair and share the meals that shaped their lives. From childhood comfort foods and family recipes to dishes linked to career highs, heartbreaks, and life‑changing moments, Fork’s Sake uses food as the gateway to conversations that are funny, heartfelt, and surprisingly revealing.

With Andrew’s confidence in the kitchen and Suzanne’s proudly simple approach to food, their warm, curious, occasionally chaotic chemistry makes every episode feel like a long lunch with old friends. Expect big laughs, nostalgic tangents, honest reflections and the kind of stories people only tell when they feel at home.

If you love food, storytelling, and hearing New Zealand personalities talk about life the way it really is, Fork’s Sake is your seat at the table.

New episodes drop every Tuesday.

Fork&rsquo;s Sake is a New Zealand food podcast serving up celebrity interviews, unforgettable stories, and a healthy dose of Kiwi humour, one meal at a time.
Each week, much‑loved TV personality Suzanne Paul and singer, performer, and passionate foodie Andrew Papas invite a well‑known guest to pull up a chair and share the meals that shaped their lives. From childhood comfort foods and family recipes to dishes linked to career highs, heartbreaks, and life‑changing moments, Fork&rsquo;s Sake uses food as the gateway to conversations that are funny, heartfelt, and surprisingly revealing.
With Andrew&rsquo;s confidence in the kitchen and Suzanne&rsquo;s proudly simple approach to food, their warm, curious, occasionally chaotic chemistry makes every episode feel like a long lunch with old friends. Expect big laughs, nostalgic tangents, honest reflections and the kind of stories people only tell when they feel at home.
If you love food, storytelling, and hearing New Zealand personalities talk about life the way it really is, Fork&rsquo;s Sake is your seat at the table.
New episodes drop every Tuesday.