Paul Logothetis, a cultural historian, visits Room 1742 at the Fairmont Hotel in Montréal, site of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s iconic bed-in protest against the Vietnam War. He delves into the historical significance of this unique room, blending stories of luxury and activism. The discussion reveals the chaotic yet creative process of recording a legendary protest song that emerged from the hotel, spotlighting the unexpected magic that can happen in such impactful locations.