Saturday Kitchen BBC Books in July 2007. "Christmas Kitchen" is a weekday, daytime spin-off of "Saturday Kitchen". Series 1 (2013):<br> Each show, James Martin was joined by guest chefs, including Gennaro Contaldo, Daniel Galmiche, Ching-He Huang, Nathan Outlaw, Theo Randall, Vivek Singh, and Bryn Williams. In addition to this, Martin was joined by a different star each show. These included James Blunt, Tom Chambers, Anthony Head, Ben Miller, and Sharleen Spiteri. Series 2 (2014):<br> James Martin returned for another 10-episode run of "Christmas Kitchen" in December 2014. Over the 10 episodes, he was joined by several respected chefs, including Jason Atherton, Galton
Saturday Morning Club (1883), the African American educator Maria Baldwin on the writings of Harriet Beecher Stowe (1904), and abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison (1905) on the necessity of free speech. A full list of these lectures and their dates is written and recorded in the Saturday Morning Club records at the Schlesinger Library in Cambridge, MA. With the onset of the First World War in 1914, the members of the Saturday Morning Club faced a dilemma: did they follow the precedent of the American government and remain neutral in the conflict, or did their intellectual engagement demand further engagement? Inspired by the words