Hello there, I'm Clara Anfo and welcome back to this city, a podcast dedicated to the stories, the places and the people of our wonderful capital city, London.

Now, each episode, I'll be talking to some of the city's most recognisable names, whether they were born here or have made it their second home to hear their very own love letter to London.

My guest today is your friend of mine, my fellow Radio One broadcaster, but most importantly, my mate.

He is a brilliant broadcaster, quite possibly one of the funniest people I know, and someone

who has most definitely made the city his playground and has got some great stories all about it.

Without further ado, it is the wonderful Nick Grimshaw.

My darling Nicholas, welcome to my podcast.

Oh, thank you for having me, Clara. It's always good to talk to you.

It's always fun. Before we get into it, actually I guess this is us getting into it.

Do you remember our first interaction in the city? Do you do, Fab, if you don't. Do you know what?

I message you earlier because I knew I was doing this podcast and I said my memory is so bad.

And I do take that as a positive in that. I'm living in the moment. Oh, that's my spin on it.

But I honestly do not.

I know we've had many a good time together,

but I can't remember our first ever interaction.

I remember one of my first big chats with you being at Radio 1 on the eighth floor,

and it was in like that room next to the life lounge that's not

the live lounge. I remember having a big chat with you. That was, I knew you then, but that I think

was like a breakthrough chat. The breakthrough? Yeah, that was like, I like her a lot. Oh, thanks.

I'll tell you what our first interaction was. The thing is, you won't remember. So this was a bit of a trick question. So I was mind of my business in an H&M, right outside Oxa Circus train station, the big one. And I heard like this music like blaring out of an H&M. I would have been like 20, yeah, 2013. I was, oh, I'll go and have a look what's going on in there.

And you were in there, DJing, yeah, and you played me,

don't worry, it's not uncalled.

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