This week, please join me in listening to an interview with Dr. Danielle Reed, from the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dr. Reed and I talk about how the Global Consortium for Chemosensory Research (GCCR) was formed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

To learn more about Dr. Reed's work with the Monell Center, click here. 

To learn more about the Global Consortium for Chemosensory Research, click here. 

To take the GCCR survey in English, click here. 

This week, please join me in listening to an episode with Dr. Thomas Hummel of the University of Dresden in Germany. Dr. Hummel and I speak about his background in olfactory science, the research he's been involved in with smell training, and much more. 

• To read the paper titled "Effects of olfactory training in patients with olfactory loss" which Dr. Hummel was involved with, click here. 


• To read a summary of the 2015 study mentioned in the episode, click here. 


• You will find the website for the German Anosmia Patient Association online by clicking here. 


• To learn more about AbScent, click here. 


• To learn more about Fifth Sense, click here. 

This week, please join me in listening to an interview with Anthea Bull, founder of the @anosmicfoodie Instagram page. Anthea and I chat about what it's been like for her having anosmia for the last 9 years, how she started her Instagram page, and much more. 

To find Anthea on Instagram, click here.

This week, listen in as I read a very timely article, "There's an Unexpected Loss of Smell and Taste in Coronavirus Patients" by Dr. Judy Stone. 

If you'd like to read the article, click here. 

To connect with Dr. Judy Stone on Twitter, click here and on LinkedIn, click here. 

This week, listen in as I speak with Colin, a gentleman currently living in Calgary, Alberta, Canada who has struggled with chronic sinus issues his entire life and now deals with bouts of both parosmia and anosmia. We talk about what that has been like for him growing up and how it impacts his life to this day. 

If you'd like to connect with him via email, you can reach him at [email protected]. 

Happy Anosmia Awareness Day 2020! This week, listen in to this special anosmia awareness day video as I chat with fellow acquired anosmic, Marj Rosner. Marj and I chat about what it's like for her having anosmia, the video shoot for the Monell Center that we got to travel to Philadelphia to shoot together, and much more. 

To watch the Monell Center video titled "Tackling Smell Loss" that Marj and I got to star in together, click here. 

Please donate to the Monell Center Anosmia Giving project by clicking here. 

To learn more about the Smell Changes & Efficacy of Nasal Theophylline (SCENT) clinical trial that Marj mentions, click here. This study is sponsored by Washington University School of Medicine.

This week, listen in as I chat with Daniel Ku, a congenital anosmic currently living in Canada. We talk about his life experiences growing up with anosmia. 

If you'd like to watch Daniel's YouTube video "Living Without a Sense of Smell", click here. 

You can connect with Daniel on Instagram and Twitter @danzwku. 

This week, listen in as I speak with Frauke Galia, founder of FALK Aromatherapy about her work in the smell industry, how she founded her own aromatherapy company, her passion project - the ScentTattoo Project, and much more! 

• To visit FALK Aromatherapy online, click here. 


• To check out her ScentTattoo Project, click here and to read my story, click here. 


• To watch the video "This is What It's Like to Live in a World Without Smell" by filmmaker Jacob LaMendola, click here. 


• To visit FALK aromatherapy on Instagram, click here and on Facebook, click here.  

This week, listen in as I speak with Jay Williams, a congenital anosmic currently living in Canada. We talk about his work as a chaplain and how anosmia has made an impact on his career. We also discuss how Canadian kit-kats are better than US ones! 

To read his story, "Smeff", click here. 

This week, join me as I read my article titled "My Battle to Smell Again as a Person with Anosmia" written by me! This article was published on The Mighty, a digital health community created to empower and connect people facing health challenges and disabilities. I hope you'll enjoy it! 

• To read my story, click here! 


• To become a Mighty contributor, click here! 


• To learn more about smell training, visit AbScent! 

Also, make sure to go and check out the Smell the Fame film that is currently being made about a chef with anosmia! To learn more, click here. Please donate what you can so this film can be created!