In the second edition of Life in Scents, comedian, writer and broadcaster Amy Lamé speaks passionately about the perfumes and smells that mean something to her. She explains why some perfumes were banned at school, the attraction of the barnyard, how she identified the body parts of Debbie Harry though smell and why an open sewer will always hold a place close to her heart, and nose. We also hear how smell can tell the story of Amy's understanding of her sexuality, from teenage snogging by the sea to finding true love.

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