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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Perfume

The Story of a Murderer

Book • 1985

Patrick Süskind

Mentioned by

Frank Verstraete

Yasemin Saplakoglu

Anthony Metivier

Christophe Laudamiel

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Mario Gabriele

as a novel exploring the power and emotional impact of scent.

Shrinking the Gap Between Sci-Fi and Sci-Fact: Josh Wolfe (Co-Founder of Lux Capital)

Mentioned by

Frank Verstraete

as a book about a person that smells things that nobody else has smelled before.

Why does nobody understand quantum physics? With Frank Verstraete and Céline Broeckaert

Recommended by

Yasemin Saplakoglu

because places scent in the foreground and has stuck in her head for years.

How Smell Guides Our Inner World

Mentioned by

Karen Viggers

as the first book she read from the perpetrator's perspective.

Season 5: Episode 58: Cate Kennedy

Recommended by Matt Riddle as a book about attraction and where all these things come from.

Pheromones vs. Humans

Recommended by

Abdulla Ajmal

as an amazing perfumery-related fiction book about creating the perfect perfume.

How to Smell Rich: Perfume Hacks, Men vs Women & Lasting | FO387 Raj Shamani

Mentioned by

Davina McCall

, drawing parallels between

Jo Malone

's story and the book's themes of scent and obsession.

Ms. Jo Malone CBE: From Surviving Breast Cancer to Rebuilding My Life

Mentioned by

Sable Yong

as a scent that

Christophe Laudamiel

recreated the smell of the baby described by Suskind.

185: The computers are smelling [feat. Christophe Laudamiel of OSMO]

Mentioned by

Anthony Metivier

in the context of Kurt Cobain's reading habits and the complexities of artistic expression.

Anthony Metivier on Uber Atheism, Consciousness, Increasing Memory, Understanding Žižek, and Depression

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