Basenotes Perfume Podcast

A discussion of all things olfactory. Latest perfume news, sniffing the latest fragrances and other smell-based wafflings

Rank #1: 3: The Art Perfumes formerly known as Niche.
In the third episode of The Basenotes Podcast our panel discuss the idea of “niche” in perfumery – can we define what is, and what isn’t niche? We also smell the Bacon Candle mentioned in Ep. 1, talk about Frazzles (again), and whether Callum would use it as a ‘bedroom candle’. Plus The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Host: Grant Osborne @grantosborne Panel: Callum Langston-Bolt @CallumBolt Nick Gilbert @nickrgilbert Odette Toilette @odettetoilette Persolaise @persolaise You can find the shownotes for the episode here: http://www.basenotes.net/podcast/3 Links Basenotes.net Basenotes on Twitter

Rank #2: 2: Sad and fleeting, but beautiful.
In the second Basenotes podcast, our panel discuss the idea of sending smells digitally, and the uses and problems that may arise. Would the ability to send a smell be useful? If a scent can be recorded digitally, and resniffed at will, would it lose some of its beauty?  Guests Grant Osborne @grantosborne Lila Das Gupta @OlfactoryEvents Callum Langston-Bolt @CallumBolt Liam Moore @ODOUmag Isabelle Schoelcher @voodoolemon Links The oPhone Newsround Adrian Cheok Glade Plugin Cat Meme Headspace Technology Smell-O-Vision Gravity 3D GIF’s jPod by Douglas Coupland Lena Horne T.S Eliot reads “Journey of the Magi” Life in Scents PodcastPoscast Music is : "Happy Alley" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ More at http://www.basenotes.net/podcast/2

wondAROMA

A series of interviews with perfumers, flavorists, scientists, and other flavor & fragrance industry professionals.

Rank #1: WondAROMA Episode 6 - Dr. Robert Pappas of Essential Oil University.
In this episode, Christine talks to world-renown essential oil expert, Dr. Robert Pappas. Dr Pappas, an analytical chemist with a PhD in Physical Chemisty, is on a mission to educate the general public about the chemistry of essential oils.  He talks about his website ESSENTIAL OIL UNIVERSITY, a 100% free database of essential oil data for hundreds of oils, and other free resources for consumers and professionals alike.

Rank #2: Episode 7 - Jeb Gleason Allured and Paige Crist of P&F Magazine.
In this episode, Christine talks to the Editor in Chief of Perfumer & Flavorist Magazine Jeb Gleason Allured and the Associate Publisher, Paige Crist about how the magazine got started, where they get their content, thoughts about the industry, and their upcoming events Flavorcon and the WPC.

Fume Chat

Fume Chat is the only podcast solely dedicated to the world of fragrance. Hosted by Fragrance Expert & Consultant, Nick Gilbert and Blogger & Writer, Thomas Dunckley, Fume Chat is a weekly podcast that approaches smell and perfume from a unique perspective. Our mission at Fume Chat is to make fragrance entertaining, informative and fun. Let's face it, it's just perfume, so why take it so seriously? We'll be bringing you our favourite new scents as well as battling it out to see who has better taste, not to mention discussion topics, interviews and special guests. All on Fume Chat every Friday. We look forward to sniffing along with you.

Rank #1: S2 EP 13: Scent Through a Visual Medium (w/ David Newton).
How can we translate scent through a visual medium? With brands traditionally using print advertisements to market fragrance (with many iconic campaigns) and the rise of visual platforms such as Instagram and YouTube, is the way we look at scent more important? This week we're chatting with photographer David Newton to find out! --- Find David's work @davidnewtonphotography on instagram. Insta: @fumechat Twitter: @fumechat Email: hello@fumechat.com Nick: @nickrgilbert Thomas @thecandyperfumeboy

Rank #2: S2 EP 12: Sniffing New Stuff.
Remember when we said that we were no longer doing round-up episodes of new thing? Well, our inbox has been overflowing with new perfumes to smell, so this week, we're working our way through the backlog and sniffing exciting new launches from CHANEL, Dior, Byredo, Moschino and more.. -- Scents Sniffed (spoilers ahoy): - Gabrielle Essence by CHANEL - Joy Eau de Parfum Intense by Dior - Twilly Eau Poivrée - by Hermès - Libre by YSL - Toy Boy by Moschino - Leather Skies by All Saints - Flora Mortis by All Saints - Fuyu by Tom Daxon - Incensum by Mizensir - Slow Dance by Byredo  --- Insta: @fumechat Twitter: @fumechat Email: hello@fumechat.com Nick: @nickrgilbert Thomas @thecandyperfumeboy

American Perfumer

Dave Kern visits with American perfumers to discuss the art of perfume making and the growth of American perfumery in the 21st century.AMERICAN PERFUMER is the first and only shop in the United States exclusively devoted to American Perfume and the people who make it. Check us out at: american-perfumer.com

Rank #1: Episode 3 - Kevin Verspoor.
Dave Kern visits with American Perfumer Kevin Verspoor to discuss his training, career, and what's next.

Rank #2: Episode 8 - John Biebel.
Dave visits with American artisan perfumer John Biebel to discuss perfume, perfume-making, and what's new.

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Rank #1: holy trinity of fitness.
You need to do 3 things regularly to keep fit by exercise

Rank #2: scented ink!.
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Pinot & Perfume

Do you love perfume? How about wine (or any alcohol bevvie)? If you answered "yes" to both of those questions, YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE. Each week I discuss everything relating to perfume: reviews, news headlines, trends in the industry, and even some educational tidbits (what exactly IS musk, anyway?) - all while sipping on a little sumpin' sumpin'. So come join me, and let's bask in our shared love for everything fragrance!

Rank #1: Competition from Hugo Boss?!.
We have a new name AND a spiffy new logo, yay! But it's still the same, good ol' fragrance podcast you know and love. In this week's episode, I review Tom Ford's Tobacco Vanille, start our series on how perfume is made, and share a new podcast from Hugo Boss that may give me a run for my money. ::Michelle Tanner voice:: How Rude! Also, props to talentleague for creating the new logo! Check him out on Fiverr if you are wanting a minimalist logo design for your company, blog, or podcast. He does good work, and is super nice. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rank #2: Back...a Week Late.
I recorded this last week, but didn’t publish. Sue me. This week, I’m talking about Dolce & Gabbana’s L’Impératrice No. 3, along with the usual banter and fragrance in the news. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Perfume Nationalist

The Perfume Nationalist is a cultural commentary podcast hosted by Rupert Birkin and OrtantAper.

Rank #1: Million Angel Extreme.
Two subversive works of art launched within the mainstream are discussed: Thierry Mugler's raunchy 1992 oriental Angel and Million Dollar Extreme's surrealist sketch comedy program Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace. To gain access to the full catalog of TPN content please support us at https://gum.co/OvVB 

Rank #2: Magie Noire Scare.
Rupert and Ortant discuss 1978 masterpiece of sulfuric darkness Magie Noire by Lancôme and transgressive cultural commentary podcast Red Scare by Dasha Nekrasova and Anna Khachiyan. To gain access to the full catalog of TPN content please support us at https://gum.co/OvVB 

Somerset House

Somerset House is London’s working arts centre and home to the UK’s largest creative community including Somerset House Studios. Built on historic foundations, we are situated in the very heart of the capital.

Rank #1: 20: Print | Tony Elliott - Time Out.
An interview with Tony Elliott, Founder of Time Out. Print! Tearing it Up at Somerset House explores the history and impact of the British independent magazine scene today. The exhibition charts the evolution of polemic and progressive print publications and celebrates the current diverse industry of innovative independent magazines.  https://www.somersethouse.org.uk/whats-on/print-tearing-it-up

Rank #2: 11: Perfume Pioneers: The Future of Fragrance.
Perfume is becoming a different kind of cultural experience . In this podcast episode, practitioners and experts spanning the world of perfume, look towards an exciting new future for perfume. New ingredients are providing perfumers with further possibilities for experimentation. Perfumers are exploring novel ideas by embarking on projects with other artists - from photographers to musicians. Contributors explore how the principles of perfume will develop in our increasingly visually saturated world. Featuring: Michael Edwards, fragrance expert, author, and founding editor of Fragrances of the World , the largest guide to perfume classification. Paul Schütze, multi sensory artist and perfumer. Timothy Han, perfumer, founder of Timothy Han / Edition. Sumit Bhasin, Senior Vice President of R&D Luxury at Coty Luxury Felix Mayr-Harting, Head of Fine Fragrances at Givaudan Killian Wells, perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour, perfumer Perfume: A Sensory Journey Through Contemporary Scent until 23 September at Somerset House. #perfumepioneers

Aromatic Wisdom: The Voice of Aromatherapy | Essential Oils | Hydrosols | Natural Health | Healthy Living

Discover The Voice of Aromatherapy and how essential oils can enhance your life through natural health and help to bring you closer to your goal of healthy living.

Rank #1: AWP 003: Ten Essential Oils to Get You Started with Aromatherapy.
Episode 3 is another “Learn with Liz” session in which Liz teaches you about the cornerstone of aromatherapy – essential oils. Three salient points were covered: 1. What is an essential oils 2. Why do we use essential oils? 3. Liz shares a list of the 10 best essential oils to get you started in aromatherapy. For show notes go to: http://aromaticwisdominstitute.com/003/

Rank #2: AWP 021: Depression Relief with Aromatherapy.
In today's episode, I talk about depression; what it is, how we get it, and the symptoms of major depression. I'll share my own story of facing a daunting episode of depression last year, and how I used essential oils and other natural therapies to pull myself out of the darkness.  Then I'll give a list of great essential oils to turn to and methods of using them that can offer some welcome relief when depression hits. Enjoy the podcast!  It is my sincere hope that you will feel inspired to explore essential oils deeper after listening and learn what is possible for your health and well-being when you include aromatherapy into your life.

Barbican Contemporary Music

The Barbican Centre in London features the world's greatest artists in jazz, folk, world, roots, soul, country, contemporary classical and the more experimental ends of rock, pop and electronica. Look out for new episodes every fortnight with exclusive interviews, lots of good music and backstage reports.

Rank #1: The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda.
We catch up with Surya Botofasina, a pianist who grew up in Alice Coltrane’s LA-based Ashram, about his life growing up with Alice and bringing her special brand of spiritual music to the world. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: Stars of the Lid.
In contrast to the rapid rise and fall of most artists today that the Internet hype machine dictates, duo Stars of the Lid's transition from relative obscurity to being of the most important ambient acts since Brian Eno's heyday has been, much like their music, patient. This week, we chat to Adam Wiltzie about the history of the band, and their upcoming Barbican performance as part of Transcender Festival. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Aromatherapy Library - Essential Oil - Science & Art - Uses & Benefits

Join Aromatherapy Library with KG Stiles and learn insider tips and secrets about how to effectively use essential oils for your health and beauty. On the show KG, a Certified Clinical Aromatherapist and accredited and licensed holistic health practitioner since 1980, shares her wisdom from years of practical training and experience. The information shared is for educational purposes only and does not replace your consulting with a qualified health care professional for your health concerns.

Rank #1: Breast Cancer, Part 1.
Today I speak with my friend and mentor Sylla Sheppard-Hanger about the complementary treatment she used which included essential oils when undergoing radiation treatment for breast cancer. Syl is a 15+ year survivor of breast cancer.

Rank #2: Best Oils for Anxiety.
Are you getting deep and restful sleep? On this short clip (2:91) of an Aromatherapy Library TV episode recorded for my live CBS radio show I briefly talk about the best oils to use for grounding and relieving an over anxious, or worrying type of temperament. Use these same oils promote deep and restful sleep! A nervous kind of disposition is often associated with the signs of Virgo or Cancer. If you have a personal planet or point in either of these two signs (or a tendency to being hyper sensitive and picking up on frenetic energies in your environment) then you’ll want to take note of the oils I give on on the show for calming your mind and emotions. Use your oils just before sleep, or before meditating. They will slow your respiration and deepen your breathing for better oxygenation of tissue, release of toxins and accumulated stress or tension in your nervous system. On the show you’ll learn tips for how to use essential oils for direct inhalation (one of the easiest most effective methods of application), as well as the best method for treating achy, sore muscles.

Barbican Cinema

From the iconic to the independent, art-house to the award-winning, listen to our incredible archive of ScreenTalks and discussions from the most unique film programme in London

Rank #1: Young Programmer Yassmine Betioui & Joshua Magor / We Are Thankful.
One of the Young Programmers curating this year’s Chronic Youth Film Festival, guest host Yassmine Betioui speaks with We Are Thankful director Joshua Magor about his unique docu-drama charting Joshua’s encounter with a young aspiring actor. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: Hope Dickson Leach and Ellie Kendrick / The Levelling .
Game of Thrones’ Ellie Kendrick and filmmaker Hope Dickson Leach join us to discuss their new film, why lead character Clover was interesting to play and why this family drama is also an intriguing detective story. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Quietus Radio

Radio shows curated by The Quietus

Rank #1: Show 53 – Matt Johnson (The The).
Today’s guest on this very special edition of The Quietus Hour is Matt Johnson of The The. John Doran, Mighty Seb White and Al Overdrive set up office for the afternoon round at his London gaff and, over a very nice cup of white tea, we put the world to rights. While listening to tracks from the Radio Cineola: Trilogy box set Matt talks about his uneasy relationship with celebrity, working with Johnny Marr, the new The The album he’s just started writing and how he feels about taking his group back to the Royal Albert Hall. We were joined unexpectedly by the Los Angeles based poet John Tottenham and found time to ask Matt a lot of your questions.

Rank #2: Nuts and Bolts S02 E03 – Jlin The Innovator.
Straight from Steel Town, we talk to Jlin The Innovator on the third episode of Nuts And Bolts Season #2. Growth and health in music production: it’s not just about the skill, but also about the spiritual, says Jlin. Creating layered, propelling compositions, Jlin shares with us her tips on working on the road, affordable gear, and more. Jlin caught everyone off guard with her thrilling albums Dark Energy and Black Origami. She has collaborated with amongst others choreographer Wayne McGregor, and musicians Holly Herndon and William Basinski. Nuts And Bolts is hosted and made by Jessica Sligter, co-engineered by Bridget Ferrill, and co- produced by Anne Gerd Grimsby Haarr. This episode was supported by Norsk Kulturfond.

Royal Academy of Arts

Subscribe for art and ideas. We host conversations with artists, architects and other leading creatives – and we've just posted podcasts from recent Festival of Ideas. Enjoy.

Rank #1: Painters Brice Marden and Gary Hume in conversation.
The two major artists discuss their approach to painting, their inspiration and the continuing evolution of their work, in a conversation chaired by our Artistic Director, Tim Marlow.

Rank #2: Architecture and freedom: Reinier De Graaf.
In this podcast, Reiner de Graaf reflects on architecture’s different roles in today’s globalised world. An architect, academic and writer, de Graaf is a partner of OMA and director of AMO, the practice’s think tank and research studio based in Rotterdam. AMO’s work extends beyond architecture to encompass media, politics, sociology, renewable energy, technology, fashion, curating, publishing, and graphic design.In addition to his work for AMO, De Graaf is responsible for a number of the OMA’s building and master-planning projects in Europe, Russia, and the Middle East. In this lecture, de Graaf considers architecture’s social, economic and political role in today’s globalised world.Image caption: Reinier de Graaf © Ekaterina Izmestieva/ Strelka Institute

Irreplaceable: A History of England in 100 Places

Join us as we travel across England visiting well-known wonders and some lesser-known places on your doorstep – all of which have helped make the country what it is today. From a hut in Bletchley Park where modern computing evolved, to the iron railings in London to which suffragettes chained themselves in the fight for women’s right to vote, we’ll step back in time to the very roots of our national identity to bring you the people and the stories that have helped shape England.Irreplaceable: A History of England in 100 Places is sponsored by specialist insurer, Ecclesiastical

Rank #1: A Bronze Age time capsule and haunting seaside abbeys.
Introducing new host Dr Suzannah Lipscomb as she begins Series 2 by exploring England's 'Loss & Destruction' locations as selected by judge Mary Beard. Guests Dan Cruickshank and Emily Gee help explore Must Farm Bronze Age settlement in Peterborough, the haunting ruins of Whitby Abbey and the windswept Dunwich on the Suffolk coast.A History of England in 100 Places is a Historic England podcast, sponsored by specialist insurer Ecclesiastical ecclesiastical.com

Rank #2: Pubs, trains & New England.
Join Emma Barnett, Travel & Tourism category judge Dr Bettany Hughes and De Montfort University's Dr Su Barton as we continue our journey through the history of travel and tourism in England. From pubs, to the railway age and the New World, we explore why ten places have been chosen from hundreds of your nominations. Nominate a place at HistoricEngland.org.uk/100Places A History of England in 100 Places is a Historic England podcast, sponsored by specialist insurer Ecclesiastical ecclesiastical.com Note: Locomotion Number One, which features in this episode, is on loan from the National Railway Museum, York.