What does home mean to you? I'm Jimmy Femarewa, writer, broadcaster, and restaurant critic.

And I've been speaking to well-known names about what home means to them.

And it was in the East End, it was in Burmese, when Burmese was rough.

I remember thinking, not that the boys are going to fancy me.

Good number, Otty, and a chicken curry, you are full, you are connected to your culture,

and you may get a heart attack.

That's where's home really, with me, Jimmy Femarewa.

Find it wherever you're listening to this.

You know it's Pi Day? I mean, it won't be when we air this, but

speaking of pantry. Oh, this is like second to your birthday.

I know, if I had known, I could have really done it up.

I would have done Pi for dinner, I would have done Pi for Pi.

You still can't? Yeah, it's only.

I can't make a Pi right now. It takes many hours for the dough.

But isn't it Pi like 3.14? Yes. March 14th. Yeah.

Oh, that's why it's Pi Day. Right.

Well, you know, that's my husband's nickname. What?

I have called him Pi for 16 years.

Because of the way he says, Pa, I never knew his name.

I had a crush on him, but I only called him Pi.

So I did not know he had his own day.

There's more to the story, tell the whole story.

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