Happy New Year's! This week, listen to this episode about police service dogs who are trained to sniff out drugs and what might happen to them if marijuana becomes legalized in the state of Nebraska. 

To read the original article and watch the videos that go along with it (cute dogs) click here. 

You can follow Kelsey on Twitter @KelseyDickeson and on Facebook @KelseyDickesonLocal4. 

To listen to the "Girl Who Can't Smell Show" podcast, click here. 

Merry Christmas! This week, listen in as I chat with Duncan Boak, the founder of Fifth Sense, a charity for people affected by smell and taste disorders! 

This week, join me in learning about how a company is using smell to impact virtual reality! 

If you're interested in reading the entire article, "From stinky to cookies: Orlando firm creates scents for virtual reality games, military training", please click here. Don't forget that there is a great video that goes along with the article!

 If you'd like to get in touch with the author, Marco Santana, you can email him at [email protected]. 

The SmellTaste 2019 conference website is located at www.smelltaste.org.

This week, listen in as I interview Amy Grubish Belfiori on what it's like living with acquired anosmia! 

If you're interested in getting in touch with Amy, you can reach her at [email protected] or look for her on Facebook by searching for Amy Grubish Belfiori! 

Check out the SmellTaste 2019 conference website online at www.smelltaste.org.

 Find the podcast on Twitter @thesmellpodcast!

This week, join me as I recap the Identifying Treatments for Taste and Smell Disorders Conference! 

To learn more about Sensonics International and their smell tests, visit www.smelltest.com. 

To get in touch with Leah Holzel, who is a chef focused on anosmia, you can send her an email to [email protected]. 

To learn more about Eclat chocolate, visit www.eclatchocolate.com. 

If you want to learn more about Daniel Stern and the R2L restaurant, visit www.r2lrestaurant.com. 

If you'd like to learn about Chris Ngyuen and Feast your Eyes Catering, visit www.feastyoureyescatering.com. 

To listen to and learn more about Gastropod, visit www.gastropod.com.

This week, listen in as I interview Jason Russell on what it's like living with congenital anosmia! 

If you're interested in the smelling device I mentioned, the Tanita ES-100, you can find an article about it here. 

The Smell Taste 2019 website can be found online here. 

This week, join me as I try to understand (and explain) the different genetics that scientists believe may cause congenital anosmia! 

To read, "When the nose never knows: Exploring the genetics behind a missing sense of smell by Roger Chriss, click here.  

To learn more about the author, Roger Chriss, and read his other work click here.  

This week, we talk about dogs and their amazing abilities to detect disease using their powerful senses of smell! 

To read "Can Dogs Detect Cancer?" by Joana Cavaco Silva, click here. 

To read "Anchorage dogs trained to sniff out breast cancer" by Lauren Maxwell, click here. 

To register for the Identifying Treatments for Taste and Smell Disorders conference, click here. 

This week, we catch up on some smell news, including the scientific aroma of fall and how to rate movies based on the smells emitted by the people watching them! 

To read "The scent of a season: Explaining the aromas of fall" click here. 

To read "Cinema air chemistry linked to film ratings" click here. 

To register for the Identifying Treatments for Taste and Smell Disorders conference, visit www.ittsd2018.org.

This week, we chat about famous people who have anosmia! 

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