In this week’s episode, Gracy, Christine, and Ian talk with Sean Day. He shares about the time he and a colleague got funny looks at a restaurant (you'll see), and how frat boys are always the first to be killed in slasher movies. Oh, and they talk about Synesthesia, too

In this week’s episode, Gracy, Christine, and Ian talk with Sean Day. He shares about the time he and a colleague got funny looks at a restaurant (you'll see), and how frat boys are always the first to be killed in slasher movies. Oh, and they talk about Synesthesia, too

In this week’s episode, Gracy, Christine, and Ian talk with Sean Day. He shares about the time he and a colleague got funny looks at a restaurant (you'll see), and how frat boys are always the first to be killed in slasher movies. Oh, and they talk about Synesthesia, too

The Professor - Sean Day

SERIES LAUNCHES ON MONDAY, AUGUST 9! New Episodes Every Monday. What if sight, sound, taste, smell, and other senses were mysteriously linked? What if blue tasted like strawberry. Or if a baby’s laugh looked like a spiral of purple and green? Turns out, for some people they do. It’s called Synesthesia. And this podcast tells the stories behind this incredible and relatively unknown condition that people all around us experience every day.

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SERIES LAUNCHES ON MONDAY, AUGUST 9!New Episodes Every Monday.What if sight, sound, taste, smell, and other senses were mysteriously linked? What if blue tasted like strawberry. Or if a baby’s laugh looked like a spiral of purple and green? Turns out, for some people they do.It’s called Synesthesia. And this podcast tells the stories behind this incredible and relatively unknown condition that people all around us experience every day.

SERIES LAUNCHES ON MONDAY, AUGUST 9! New Episodes Every Monday. What if sight, sound, taste, smell, and other senses were mysteriously linked? What if blue tasted like strawberry. Or if a baby’s laugh looked like a spiral of purple and green? Turns out, for some people they do. It’s called Synesthesia. And this podcast tells the stories behind this incredible and relatively unknown condition that people all around us experience every day.

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