This week, listen in as I chat with Liv Haker about her experiences living with acquired anosmia and bouts of phantosmia. You all have heard from Liv before, she was the star of episode 23 where I featured her short story. If you haven't listened to episode 23, make sure you go back and do so! 

You can connect with Liv on Instagram @livhaaker! 

This week, listen in as I tell you all about the Fifth Sense Five Year Anniversary Conference which will be happening on November 16th at Aston University in Birmingham, in the United Kingdom. 

You can find out more about tickets here. 

You can watch a video about the 2014 conference here. 

I hope you can make it! 

This week, please join me in listening to an interview with Kerri Wall, a fellow acquired anosmic currently living in British Columbia, Canada. Kerri is a facilitator & mediator, women’s leadership expert, and writer!

We chat about what it was like for her becoming anosmic, how she dealt with the grief of her loss, how anosmia inspired her to get involved in politics, and much more.

To learn more about Reevaluation Counseling, click here. 

To find Kerri's own website online, click here. 

To find Kerri on Twitter, click here. 

To learn more about AbScent and smell training, click here. 

This week, listen in as I speak with Kat Haugh, patient advocate and acquired anosmic. She's currently living in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. 

To listen to Kat's interview from the SmellTaste 2019 conference, click here. 

You can find Kat on Twitter here. You can also check out her art work and her website here. 

If you want to learn more about smell training and AbScent, check out their website here. 

This week, listen in to learn more about using stem cells as a possible therapy for olfactory dysfunction in the article "Stem Cell Therapy Restores Mice's Sense of Smell in Proof-of-Concept Study" by Peter Hess, originally published on www.inverse.com on May 30, 2019. 

To read the article, click here. 

To find Peter Hess on Twitter, click here. 

This week, listen in as I speak with Patricia Beu, acquired anosmic. Patricia is currently living in Ontario, Canada. We chat about what it was like for her raising a family with anosmia, how it impacts food choices and nutrition, and many other things!  

To read the article, "Do Women Who Live Together Menstruate Together?" click here.  

To read the article, "Studies Explore Love and the Sweaty T-Shirt" click here.  

You can find The Smell Podcast on Twitter and Instagram.  

You can email Patricia at [email protected]!

This week, listen in as I speak with comedian, blogger, and Paleo chef, Dia Kline, currently living in Colorado. Dia has congenital anosmia and we chat about what it was like for her growing up with the condition and how it impacts her now. 

To visit Dia's website, Ez Jo?, visit www.ezjolife.com. 

To visit her YouTube channel, click here. 

To find her on Instagram, click here. 

To find her on Facebook, click here. 

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This week, listen in as I speak with Mr. Simon Gane, an Ear, Nose, and Throat Rhinologist and Surgeon based in the United Kingdom. Mr. Gane is also a board member for AbScent, the UK based charity focused on raising awareness about smell disorders!  

This week, listen in as I read the article "Regaining your sense of smell" written by Jim Mertens for Ivanhoe Broadcast News. The article discusses how smell training can help some people regain their sense of smell. 

To read the article and see the accompanying video, click here. 

This week, listen in as I speak with Ilona Owusu, Board Member of the Dutch Anosmia Patient Assocation and founder of NoseMe, a smell training app for those with olfactory disorders. 

To learn more about the Dutch Anosmia Patient Assocation,  ReukSmaakStoornis, click here. 

To see Ilona's video interview about smell training, click here. 

To visit the Dutch Anosmia Patient Association Facebook group, click here. 

To learn more about NoseMe, click here. 

To read the magazine, "Behind Glass", click here.