We talk to Imogen Russon Taylor from Scottish fine perfumers Kingdom Scotland, and find out about their latest release as well as delving into the influence that Scotland has on their perfumes. We also discuss the Royal Botanic Society of Edinburgh and the role their archives have played in inspiring the brand. 

We are back and kicking off season 2 with an interview with Simon Constantine from And Fragrance. Starting a perfume brand is never easy, but doing so in the middle of a global pandemic is even harder. We discuss how the And line came to be and what motivates Lush's former perfumer. 

In this bonus episode, we gather together all the vox pops of people talking about scents that form part of their lives, and we say a huge thank you to our supporters thus far - this episode is dedicated to you.

In this episode we take a look at scents that can help calm and soothe during troubled times. We also have reviews of scents by Bogue and Mendittorosa.

In this episode, we speak with Marta Dziurosz, a translator and Jasmine Award finalist, who is an expert in the language of smell.

In this episode, we speak to founder of La Maison Hedonique, Lucy Akhurst, about how she composes fragrances, what makes her tick, and what she thinks of the fragrance world.

In this episode we talk to Chris Wilkinson from the YouTube channel, Fragmental, about what it takes to be a video influencer, what the maximum amount he would pay for a bottle of perfume is, and look at scents by Strangers Parfumerie, Jorum Studio, and Ruth Mastenbroek.

This episode we feature an interview with John Biebel, founder of amazing American perfume line, January Scent Project.

In this episode we have reviews of scents by Byredo, Pierre Guillaume's Parfumerie Generale, and thoughts on if certain perfumes are for men or for women.

In this episode we have reviews on L'Humanist by Frapin, Rhinoceros by Zoologist and hear from Art and Olfaction winner and creator of Bedeaux Perfumes, Amanda Beadle.