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Avery, Lena, and Ryan celebrate the cancelled Grey Cup by comparing beers from cities in the Eastern Division of the CFL: Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, and Halifax (we are still hoping for a team). Learn some beer facts (what is a pilsner anyway?) and hear lots of laugh and banter.

A big thanks to Ryan Sanderson from the Eat More BBQ Podcast for being our guest this week. Find out more at eatmorebarbecue.ca

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