Ever found yourself chuckling at the peculiar way Canadians juggle Fahrenheit and Celsius, or waxing poetic over the perfect slice of Detroit-style pizza? Well, you're in for a treat! Our latest episode is a smorgasbord of such delightful debates, craft beer banter, and a dash of Red Hot Chili Peppers thrown in for spice. The legendary Mr. Jenkins, our first-ever guest, joins us straight from Toronto, and together we traverse the landscape of quirky celebrity tales and homebrewed escapades. Trust me, this is one conversation that's as rich and varied as the toppings on your favorite pie.

Remember that time you laughed out loud hearing about a rockstar's love for convenience store snacks? We've got those stories and more, as we raise a glass to our seven episode podcast journey and the cultural icons who've shaped it. From the Grammy's latest surprises – cue Killer Mike's unexpected run-in with the law and Taylor Swift's triumph – to Prince's lasting influence on music, we're unpacking the post-ceremony buzz amidst musings on NFL team loyalties and the looming baby boom following stellar performances by Swift and Usher. Throw into the mix a look at Toronto's spirited community and a cheeky comparison with Indian cities, and you've got an episode that's as informative as it is entertaining.

As we wrap things up with Mr. Jenkins, it becomes clear that our chat was more than just a back-and-forth about pizza preferences and metric mishaps. It was a celebration of shared passions, from dissecting Fahrenheit vs Celsius to critiquing Justin Bieber's foray into fashion. We even wander down memory lane with a peek at my personal record collection, featuring gems like Herbie Hancock's "Sextant". So, if you're up for a little Canadian charm sprinkled with music, culture, and personal anecdotes, you've just found your next favorite episode.