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Oct 30, 2026

Jacob SaldanaHOST
13:26
It smells kind of not that happy, actually.
Jacob SaldanaHOST
13:32
It
Kyle GrimesHOST
13:32
smells like Smells pretty citrusy.
Jacob SaldanaHOST
13:42
It's funny.
Jacob SaldanaHOST
13:42
It pours pale, but it does have some color afterwards.
Andrew WommackHOST
8:10
IT'S JUST TALKING ABOUT THE PART OF YOU THAT IS NOT BORN AGAIN, THAT ISN'T PERFECT IN CHRIST.
Andrew WommackHOST
8:16
SO IT SAYS THOSE WHO ARE, YOU COULD SAY IT THIS WAY, ARE LIMITED BY JUST WHAT THEY CAN SEE, TASTE, HEAR, SMELL, AND FEEL.
Andrew WommackHOST
8:23
THEY'RE ONLY GOING BY THEIR FIVE SENSES.
Andrew WommackHOST
8:25
So they that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh.
Dre SilvertoothHOST
57:16
You there is nothing on Earth like this.
Dre SilvertoothHOST
57:19
I think it is literally called Stench of the Dead.
Dre SilvertoothHOST
57:22
Well, if it's not, it should be.
KazPANELIST
57:26
Oh, I got a natural 20.
Dre SilvertoothHOST
58:14
Okay.
Dre SilvertoothHOST
58:16
Y'all are going to have to scuff it out, assuming you both survive.
Dre SilvertoothHOST
58:19
Okay, this is actually called Stench.
Dre SilvertoothHOST
58:21
Great.
Errol MarksHOST
36:33
said.
Errol MarksHOST
36:34
I just, honestly, before we go into what's that smell, I just, I look at Brad Stevens.
Errol MarksHOST
36:38
If you want to blame, if Stephen A. Smith wants to blame somebody, you blame Brad Stevens.
Errol MarksHOST
36:43
Because Brad Stevens didn't have to trade him.

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Quinton CoplesHOST
46:32
I'm not waiting.
Quinton CoplesHOST
46:32
What's
speaker_6NARRATOR
46:33
that smell?
Quinton CoplesHOST
46:34
What's that smell?
SawyerHOST
10:29
Still lit.
JustinHOST
10:33
Smells hoppy.
JustinHOST
10:34
Smells hoppy.
JustinHOST
10:35
Oh, it's good.
JustinHOST
10:36
Okay, here we go.
DebbieHOST
21:41
Yeah.
DebbieHOST
21:42
Smell-wise,
ChrisHOST
21:44
there is a smell there, but...
DebbieHOST
21:46
I couldn't smell anything.
Ruthie RogersHOST
40:38
If I hear a song, I can remember, you know, what I was wearing and where I was when I was with.
Ruthie RogersHOST
40:43
Scent is exactly the same.
Ruthie RogersHOST
40:45
I don't have that with scent.
Ruthie RogersHOST
40:46
Scent is the
Richard E. GrantGUEST
40:47
shortest synaptic leap in your brain to your memory.
Richard E. GrantGUEST
40:51
So you can smell something that you haven't smelled for 40 years and it will, like music, it will instantly take you back to the place where you first smelled that.
Matt WalkerHOST
1:22
Sighted people walk through the lobby as do those who hear and feel.
Matt WalkerHOST
1:27
Smell has a secret back entrance with a staircase that leads to a hallway outside a storage room containing your memories.
Matt WalkerHOST
1:35
It may seem like a strange image but the physical layout of the brain matches it surprisingly well.
Matt WalkerHOST
1:42
For the senses of sight, hearing and touch, the lobby is the thalamus.
Matt WalkerHOST
1:47
It is the main source of sensory information for the brain's primary sensory cortices.
Matt WalkerHOST
1:53
Smell bypasses this lobby.
Matt WalkerHOST
1:55
The sensory neurons in the nose transmit signals to the olfactory bulb which sends them directly to the primary olfactory cortex.
Matt WalkerHOST
2:04
This region includes the piriform cortex, part of the amygdala, and the lateral entorhinal cortex.
LeighHOST
11:36
So I will link that article.
LeighHOST
11:38
And so I guess my mind was thinking about smells, and I ran across an article.
LeighHOST
11:44
This is from Bee Culture October 2025 called "Smells." It's by Kevin Cheatham-McFadden, and it is about the, the scents that the bees use.
LeighHOST
11:56
And I, I don't know if you remember a couple of podcasts ago, I mentioned an article about, again, about the, uh, the Nasonov scent that the bees do, which is just watching them do that.
LeighHOST
12:07
That's the one where they stick their little butts up in the air and fan.
LeighHOST
12:18
But it was a good overview about some of the main pheromones that the bees use.
LeighHOST
12:23
And so I'm gonna read this to you.
LeighHOST
12:25
Smells, Kevin Cheatham McFadden, and this is read with permission of Bee Culture Magazine.
DaveHOST
12:46
Yes, there are people that get very, uh...
DaveHOST
12:51
I, I-- Smell also is a reason why they can bust you-
AaronHOST
12:55
Yeah
DaveHOST
12:55
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