39: Smell Ya Later

Good Job, Brain!

Karen Chu

Hobbies, Leisure, Education

4.7 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 26 November 2012

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Hey, who farted? We sniff out the story behind scents and smells! How our brains associate smells with memories, Smell-o-vision at the movies, bizarre perfume ingredients, the odd world of celebrity fragrances, how stores are manipulating you with scents, anosmia, and can you trademark a smell? ALSO: fantastic old-timey words, "First in Line" quiz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media Podcast. Hello flippin flawless flash bulbs flaunting flavors to Good Job, Braining your weekly quiz show
0:24.1	and Offbeat Trivia podcast.
0:26.1	This is episode 39, and of course,
0:27.8	I am your humble host, Karen,
0:29.6	and we are your flock of flame-throwing,
0:32.0	fledgling flabbergasted by flamingos and flaunt.
0:35.6	Wow.
0:36.6	I'm Colin.
0:37.6	I'm Dana and I'm Chris.
0:38.6	Before we dive into the show, Karen, little housekeeping here. We have time for another installment of...
0:44.8	Um, actually. In last week's episode, in answer to one of your questions, I made a passing reference
0:51.6	to MPEG. It does not stand for motion photography experts group.
0:55.8	It was moving picture experts group.
0:58.3	Just to clear up the confusion there.
0:59.6	M peg versus JPEB.
1:01.1	Well, you spelled it right at least.
1:03.0	So what is J-Peg again?
1:05.0	That was joint photographic experts group.
1:07.0	And MPEG?
1:08.0	Moving Picture Experts Group.
1:10.0	Oh, that is.
1:11.0	Yeah.
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