This week, listen in as I chat with Nick No about her experiences living with parosmia. Parosmia can be a debilitating condition for people to live with, it is a condition where a person does not perceive smells correctly. Generally, all smells are perceived in a negative way, aka everything smells awful.   

To visit the Parosmia/Phantosmia Facebook support group, click here.  

 To visit the Acquired Anosmia and Parosmia Facebook support group, click here. 

This is a special episode to celebrate Anosmia Awareness Day! 

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This week, in celebration of Anosmia Awareness Day tomorrow, listen in as I chat with Dr. Steve Munger from the University of Florida Center for Smell and Taste. 

To learn more about Dr. Munger, click here. 

You can find information about the University of Florida Center for Smell and Taste here. 

If you'd like to learn more about the Smell Disorders Clinic at the University of Florida, click here. 

To learn more and register for the SmellTaste 2019 conference, click here. 

The Anosmia Awareness Facebook page is available here. 

This week, listen in as Joel Robinson and I chat about his experiences living with parosmia. Joel started a new business, Hunter and the Harp, a meadery in Australia, then became anosmic/parosmic soon after. 

If you live in Australia and would like to purchase mead from Hunter and the Harp, visit them here. 

You can find Hunter and the Harp on Facebook here. 

You can find an article about Joel and parosmia titled "Australian mead maker fights rare olfactory condition to produce the unusual fermented beverage" here. 

If you're struggling with an olfactory disorder and/or are just interested in learning more about smell training, visit the Facebook group here. 

This week, listen in as I chat with fellow anosmic, Kim Price, a listener from the United Kingdom. 

To watch Kim's "Real Rescues" story on YouTube and to see footage of her accident, visit YouTube here.  If you'd like to get in touch with Kim, you can reach her via email at [email protected].  

To learn more about the books Kim and I chatted about visit:

You can register for the SmellTaste 2019 conference online here. 

This week, listen in as I chat with Leah Holzel, a chef who has personal experience dealing with olfactory dysfunction. 

If you'd like to contact Leah, send her an email at [email protected] 

If you'd like to try the golden biscotti recipe, visit  www.monell.org/anosmia_recipe_page. 

To get signed up for the Monell Center newsletter, visit  http://www.monell.org/news/category/getupdates. 

If you want to learn more about smell training, visit www.smelltraining.co.uk. 

If you want to learn more about the Rockefeller Center smell study that Leah mentions, visit  https://www.rockefeller.edu/research/vosshall-laboratory/completed-projects/166747-smell-study/. 

This week, listen in as Norwegian singer/songwriter, Liv Håker, shares a short story with us about what it's like to live with a smell disorder! 

If you'd like to learn more about Liv and her music, visit her website, http://livhaker.no/ or her Facebook page,  www.facebook.com/livhakerno/. 

To listen to Liv's song, "Waiting for You" visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51lkXsWZ3Tc&feature=youtu.be. 

You can find out more information and register for the SmellTaste 2019 conference online at www.smelltaste.org. 

This week, listen in as I chat with Dr. Federica Genovese from the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia. Dr. Genovese discusses her work at the Monell Center including research on the trigeminal nerve, what it is, how it works, and how it might have something to do with migraines. 

If you'd like to learn more about Dr. Genovese, please visit https://www.monell.org/faculty/people/federica_genovese. 

To learn more about her research with microvillous cells (which she briefly mentions towards the end), visit https://www.monell.org/news/news_releases/microvillous_sentinel_Tizzano_SCC_olfaction.

You can email Dr. Genovese at [email protected] and follow her on Twitter @FedericaGenove5. 

You can find more information and register now for the SmellTaste 2019 conference at www.smelltaste.org. 

This week, listen in as I chat with Dr. Beverly Cowart, a scientist, with the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia about her work, olfactory training, and the future of smell research! 

This week, listen in as I chat with Don Heins about his experience living with parosmia! 

If you're interested in learning more about parosmia, you can click here. 

To find the "Acquired Anosmia and Parosmia Support Page" on Facebook, click here.