The Cologne Podcast

Fragrance expectations can be a tricky beast. What smells promising on paper doesn't always translate to skin—a lesson Myke and Ryan learned firsthand with Parfums de Marly's newest release, Castley. The journey begins with high hopes as the duo recounts their pre-release encounter with this fragrance, where they could only sample it on a test strip within the store. Initial impressions were positive, drawing comparisons to LV's Imagination and quality Chanel offerings. But the real test came when they finally got their hands on a proper sample.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

Raspberry dreams and powdery reality? That's the unexpected journey we take when exploring Chanel's newest women's release - Chance Eau Splendide.When a luxury house like Chanel drops a new fragrance, the fragrance community takes notice. So naturally, we had to get our hands on this latest addition to the beloved Chance lineup. At $176 for 100ml (nearly $200 with tax), the price point demands excellence, but does it deliver?Support the showJoin Our Patreon

Ever wondered how far someone could get simply by looking official and speaking with confidence? This episode dives into the hilariously audacious world of a TikTok comedian who's built an entire brand around posing as an "OSHA Cares Diversity Affairs" representative. Armed with nothing but a white polo shirt, clipboard, and fake badge number, he walks into businesses and confronts management with absurd "anonymous employee complaints" – including one about someone "running around like he on powder" and management having "a personal vendetta against bisexual Brian."From there, we dive into our signature random sample bag segment, pulling out a fragrance for review. The conversation unexpectedly evolves into a spirited debate about cats, the horrifying experience of opening wet cat food, and whether scented laundry products might be interfering with your carefully chosen fragrances – a consideration many perfume enthusiasts overlook.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

We sample Francis Kurkdjian's "Kurky," a fragrance inspired by the perfumer's childhood nickname. With its fruity, candy-like profile dominated by bubble gum notes and tutti frutti accords, Kurky immediately transports us to memories of Halloween candy bags and childhood treats. Despite its cheerful opening, concerns about longevity and projection quickly emerge—a common criticism echoed in online reviews. At $245 for 2.4 ounces, we debate whether this youthful, predominantly feminine fragrance justifies its luxury price point.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

Dan from Soma and Insider Parfums joins The Cologne Podcast for a candid, behind-the-scenes look at the fragrance industry that both newcomers and connoisseurs will find fascinating.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

The moment Karson walked into the studio with his full-sized bottle of Louis Vuitton's Imagination, we knew this wasn't going to be an ordinary review. As a self-described "boots and jeans ranch guy," Karson hardly fits the profile of a luxury fragrance enthusiast – but that's precisely what makes his perspective so valuable.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

A single sip of champagne can conjure memories of celebration, luxury, and effervescence - but can a fragrance truly capture that same bubbly essence? Xerjoff certainly attempts this ambitious feat with their Louis XV 1722, a perfume collaboration inspired by the world's finest champagne.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

What happens when a respected professional's 27-year career ends with a single webcam mistake? Myke and Ryan dive into this provocative question as they resurrect the fan-favorite Random Sample Bag segment after numerous community requests.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

The buttery popcorn and makeup accord of Jean-Paul Gaultier's Le Male Elixir Absolu takes center stage as Myke and Ryan work through their initial skepticism about yet another "elixir" release. Their breakdown reveals a fragrance that defies expectations – sweet, slightly salty, and reminiscent of the lipstick accord found in Dior Homme. Despite one scathing online review claiming it "smells like sperm," our hosts find something genuinely appealing in this sophisticated designer offering.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

When a fragrance line has been part of your identity for years, a new release can feel like reuniting with an old friend. But what happens when that reunion goes horribly wrong? Support the showJoin Our Patreon

Dior Homme Parfum 2025 takes some unexpected turns - including a rather significant spill that turns our recording table into an impromptu diffuser! As we analyze the notes of iris, amber, patchouli and vetiver, we contrast our experiences with community feedback and grapple with an important question: should reformulations be judged on their own merits, or forever live in the shadow of their predecessors?Support the showJoin Our Patreon

Ready for a $800 fragrance giveaway? Grab your favorite beverage and settle in as we unbox and review Xerjoff's luxurious Purple Accento – a limited edition fragrance with a hefty price tag that's about to find its way to one very lucky Patreon supporter.This dreamsicle-like scent opens with notes of pineapple, mandarin, and orange before transitioning to loganberry, pink pepper, and jasmine, finally settling into a comfortable base of vanilla, musk, amber, sandalwood, and a hint of agarwood. While frequently compared to Erba Pura, Purple Accento stands apart with its fresher profile and distinctive citrusy bite. Though it leans slightly feminine, its versatility might surprise you – as we discovered when a male friend confidently rocked this fragrance throughout a fragrance expo with stellar results.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

In this episode, we explore Myrrh Shadow 403, the newest scent from Bon Parfumeur, and share our genuine impressions about its complex layers. From our initial sniff to the fragrant realms it invites us into, we break down the unique notes including bitter orange, black currant, and of course, myrrh, creating a captivating aroma that stands out from the crowd.As we delve into our experience with Myrrh Shadow, we indulge in lively conversations about the versatility of fragrances, particularly as we discuss whether this scent leans towards a masculine or feminine profile. We'll reflect on our personal encounters wearing the scent—how it interacts with our body chemistry and invokes certain memories. Can a fragrance transport you to a specific moment in your life? We certainly believe so, and we want to share the stories behind each of our impressions!Support the showJoin Our Patreon

Our episode kicks off with tales from Milan, where Myke encountered various airport mishaps that turned into memorable anecdotes, bringing out our shared connection through fragrance and travel. Transitioning from airborne adventures, we dive into the carefully curated unboxing of Kajal's latest release, Ruby—a captivating cherry almond fragrance. With our first impressions flowing and sensory details laid bare, we reflect on how the scent resonates emotionally, stirring up nostalgic memories while also considering its multifaceted demographic appeal. Support the showJoin Our Patreon

Ever had one of those days where everything seems to go hilariously wrong? That's exactly what happened to us, from tire troubles on the road to a close encounter with an impatient driver flaunting a "Cattitude" bumper sticker. Yet, this quirky adventure led us to an unexpected treasure at a department store: a sample of Tom Ford's latest fragrance, Bois Pacifique. We chat about our first impressions and take a nostalgic detour with a "one night stand" review of Van Cleef and Arpels Tsar, a scent that takes us back to the classic masculine vibes of yesteryear.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

We revisit the iconic scents of yesteryears, like the unforgettable Van Cleef & Arpels Tsar from 1989. Step into the sensory-rich world of the early '90s department stores, and reminisce with us about classic fragrances such as Tommy for Men by Tommy Hilfiger. Our journey isn't just about the scents; it's about the stories and emotions they evoke, from our own personal connections to an amusing encounter with Richard, a coffee shop owner who was captivated by Percival.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

Ever wondered if the most popular fragrances really live up to the hype? Join us as we unravel the mysteries of Percival by Parfums de Marly, a scent that has captivated fragrance enthusiasts worldwide. Myke, with his seasoned nose, shares his personal tales of wearing this luxury fragrance, while Ryan brings fresh curiosity to the table, eager to discover if it stands up to its stellar reputation. Together, we dissect user reviews and draw comparisons to more budget-friendly designer options like Dior Sauvage, ensuring a well-rounded discussion for both the fragrance connoisseurs and newcomers alike. Support the showJoin Our Patreon

We're diving nose-first into the world of Nishane flankers, especially the tantalizing Wulong Cha X, while reliving our love affair with the classic Wulong Cha. Our conversation takes a quirky turn as we dissect an amusing review from Fragrantica, comparing a scent to something you might scrub your floors with. We also share our mixed feelings about the bold and brawny Mephisto by Xerjoff, which left one of us intrigued and the other nursing a pounding headache.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

Can colors have distinct smells? We explore this intriguing question with a side of laughter as we embark on a whimsical fragrance journey. Ever wondered what "blue" smells like? From nostalgic college stories to the fine art of crafting mixed CDs, our discussion meanders into the world of scents with a humorous twist. Lamar Noir by Kajal makes an unexpected cameo as a powerhouse fragrance with beastly longevity, definitely not for the faint-hearted. And yes, we're giving away a juicy bottle of Mefisto, so stick around!Support the showJoin Our Patreon

This episode, we unpack the tantalizing notes of Kajal's Lamar Noir, an intriguing blend that immediately sparks a playful debate. Jonesox's review gives us a good laugh, while memories of our own linguistic missteps with words like "persnickety" remind us that exploring scents is as much about personal stories as it is about the fragrances themselves. Special guest Laci joins with her vibrant enthusiasm, sharing her passionate thoughts on this unisex perfume that bridges the gap between the feminine Lamar and the masculine Kajal IV.Support the showJoin Our Patreon

What if a fragrance could bridge the gap between youthful exuberance and elegant sophistication? Join us as we kick off Season 6 of the Cologne Podcast by recounting an unforgettable evening in Milan. With noses slightly more seasoned, Myke and Ryan jump into the scent-sational world of fragrances, sharing their impressions of Mancera's Tonka Cola, which left a striking impression during an Italian Uber ride. From the bold blend of cola and cinnamon to the subtle gasoline undertones of Diptyque's Eau Rhila, our noses guide us on a journey through scent and memory.Join Our Patreon

Picture this: you're standing in Neiman Marcus, entranced by the allure of a bold leather fragrance that whispers promises of untold olfactory adventures. That's exactly where Myke found himself, sparking an aromatic journey that marks the finale of our fifth season. We explore this potent scent, drawing comparisons to ombre leather, and share insights from Fragrantica reviewer Joan of Arc, who had some thoughts of her own. From berry notes to florals that emerge long after the leather subdues, each whiff tells a story, sparking debates about its place in our personal collections.Join Our Patreon

Join us on a heartwarming holiday edition of the Cologne Podcast as we reminisce about fragrances tied to personal memories and reveal our Santa wish list. With the festive season upon us, we're here to sprinkle a dash of joy into your day, whether you're knee-deep in holiday shopping or savoring the sweet aroma of freshly baked pies. From tales of lost fathers and found fragrances to the friendly banter over the much-debated Crystal Saffron Extrait, this episode is a fragrant blend of nostalgia and laughter.Join Our Patreon

Join us as we wax nostalgic over Tom Ford for Men Extreme, with its spicy masculine allure that some of us can't get enough of, while others are left scratching their heads—or rather, noses. We even revisit Camel Totem's laugh-out-loud review, which likens the scent to a cat's unexpected, uh, display of affection. But the fragrance follies don't end there! We get swept away by Argos's Triumph of Bacchus, a scent so complex and captivating it could make a white peach blush. Our friend Nikki joins the conversation, singing praises of its unisex charm and longevity, proving that some things do indeed last forever!Join Our Patreon

Ever smelled something that reminds you of food leftovers? We sure have, and on our 300th episode of the Cologne Podcast, returning guest Nikki joins us to revisit a fragrance that's as nostalgic as it is controversial. We find ourselves laughing over a review comparing it to Thanksgiving leftovers and fondly remember Nikki's kitchen skills. As we move on to our one-night stand review of M. Micallef's Red Colorado, we agree it's decent yet not a standout in their lineup, with Nikki taking us on a nostalgic journey to Estes Park, Colorado, adding a personal touch to the episode.We then explore "Triumph of Bacchus," a scent that dances between sweet white peach, boozy rum, and creamy vanilla, and debate its daring bottle design. A fragrance that seems to have split opinions on its appeal, we liken it to a peach Jolly Rancher. Our conversation takes a fun turn discussing similar scents like Carlisle and Red Tobacco, and our evolving candy preferences. This exploration of "Triumphal Bacchus" wraps up with a hint of green apple and saffron, painting the full picture of this unique olfactory experience.Join Our Patreon

As the holidays approach, the warmth of Thanksgiving brings into sharp focus the importance of our human connections, especially in times of loss. We share personal stories of navigating the holiday season without loved ones and reflect on the bittersweet nature of these experiences. From aiding a friend during Christmas photo shoots to observing the often unseen struggles behind gleaming family portraits, we uncover the layers of holiday celebrations that are rarely discussed. There's a sprinkle of humor too, with an amusing tale about the chaos kids can unleash, particularly when buttermilk is involved, providing a light-hearted perspective amidst deeper reflections.Join Our Patreon

Imagine stepping into the rugged beauty of Colorado with just a spritz of perfume. On this episode of the Cologne Podcast, we kick off with a shared love of the great outdoors and our anticipation for M. Micallef's Red Colorado, a fragrance that promises to bottle the essence of mountainous escapes. Alongside our stories of living and exploring the majestic landscapes of Colorado, we also reflect on our past experiences with the Boss Bottled Absolute, evaluating its lasting charm. Will Red Colorado enchant us with the scent of the wilderness and meet the high expectations set by the brand's prior triumphs? Join us for this aromatic adventure.Join Our Patreon

COLOGNE15  at  Insiderparfums.comEver wondered what goes into creating a fragrance that captivates the senses and stirs emotions? We promise to unravel the artistry and ambition behind Insidious Absolue, a scent that takes inspiration from Creed's Absolu Aventus. Join us with our friend Dan @fragrance_weirdo, as we navigate the delicate balance of innovation and expectation when launching a new fragrance. Dan shares his journey in curating a range that offers both rarity and affordability, making luxury scents available to those who cherish them. Together, we explore the mature and bold characteristics of Insidious Absolue, contemplating whether it holds its own amidst fan favorites.Join Our Patreon

Fragrance enthusiasts, prepare for an aromatic journey as Ross from TLTG Reviews joins us to share his expert insights on the world of scents. Ever wondered why some leather notes captivate while others fall flat? Ross delves into the intriguing contrast between Boss Bottled Absolute and the somewhat disappointing Spicebomb. We take you through a reminiscence of memorable fragrances like Infrared Eau de Parfum, and explore how new releases continue to shape the landscape of olfactory delights. Join Our Patreon

Imagine being transported back to 2007, a time when the air was filled with excitement and anticipation around the launch of Tom Ford for Men. Join us as we recollect the robust, citrusy journey of this iconic fragrance, which was sent to us by none other than our friend and fragrance connoisseur, Jonathan Bleep. With a touch of humor, we share the story behind its discontinuation in 2016, our editing escapades, and how this scent became a noteworthy chapter in our fragrance explorations. Put your nose on the nostalgia as we spray and savor the timeless blend of masculine and ginger notes, reminiscing about the dossier clones that first led us to this olfactory masterpiece.Join Our Patreon

We are exploring the latest flanker that has stirred quite the debate. With Landon CP's intriguing description of a "super metallic, weirdly dark green" vibe and Ryan's less favorable comparison to old balloons, we navigate our own impressions of this complex scent. As we reminisce and reflect, we embrace the nostalgia and curiosity that fragrances can bring, while acknowledging that everyone's nose tells a different story.Join Our Patreon

What's the connection between a high school locker room and a classic Jean Paul Gaultier fragrance? We explore this hilariously in our latest episode, where we dive nose-first into the intriguing world of colognes, especially focusing on La Male Le Beau. Alongside a nostalgic nod to "Last Action Hero" and caffeine-fuelled discussions courtesy of Starbucks espresso, we're surprised by how much love our La Male episodes get, even outshining our talks about Aventus. We also ponder if Paco Rabanne's Million Gold, with its sweet and soft notes, suits our personal style or if it merely mirrors Santel 33.Join Our Patreon

Have you ever wondered how a scent can transform your mood or define a moment? Join us, Myke and Ryan, on a fragrant escapade as we navigate through the aromatic world of Million Gold by Rabanne, a perfume that has caught our curiosity since its rebranding from the iconic Paco Rabanne. We laugh our way through a quirky review dubbed Dior Sausage, which amusingly likens a scent to curry, and revisit our evolving impressions of Memo Paris' African Leather. With its rich, boozy allure, it's a fragrance that's hard to forget, much like that charming one-night stand you can't stop thinking about.Join Our Patreon

We, along with our gal pal Rikki, dive into the curious world of the Dirty Night Fragrance, pondering the diverse personalities it might suit—from the buttoned-up office worker to the rugged oil field laborer. We dissect its sour, icy-hot aroma and express surprise over its enduring $550 price tag, even after nine years on the market. Through humor and straightforward critiques, we explore how this fragrance has stood the test of time, or perhaps hasn't, making for a lively and entertaining discussion. Don't miss the engaging banter and candid insights as we blend the worlds of fragrance critique and light-hearted storytelling.Join Our Patreon

What if your favorite fragrance could tell tales of rock legends and occult mysteries? Buckle up for a whirlwind aromatic escapade as we sample Xerjoff's Tony Iommi Monkey Special, graciously sent by our Patreon supporter, David. Get ready for a burst of laughter with our first impressions and the hilarious feedback from a listener who stresses the perils of buying before trying. We reminisce about nearly 300 episodes, giving a shoutout to Tom Ford's Black Lacquer, whose bold, masculine aura comes with a jaw-dropping price. And yes, we'll also tackle the age-old question of how to pronounce Amouage—everyone's got an opinion! Join Our Patreon

Join us as we unravel the enigma of Tom Ford's latest fragrance, Black Lacquer. With notes of ink and vinyl that leave us both intrigued and baffled, we speculate on its untold story and draw from Ford's history of evocative scents. From the nostalgic aroma of new construction that reminds us of family to our critique of the fragrance's premium pricing without a clear narrative, this episode is a fragrant rollercoaster of emotions and memories.The My Dick AlbumJoin Our Patreon

Is Tom Ford's "Fucking Fabulous" worth the hype, or just a fancy name with an equally fancy price tag? Join us, along with our delightful guest Nikki, as we embark on a fragrant escapade filled with unfiltered opinions and witty banter. Nikki's candid and often hilarious takes breathe new life into our review, making this episode an absolute must-listen. We also tackle our past mixed feelings about Creed's "Delphinus," with Nikki drawing humorous comparisons to Carmex, challenging its hefty price point.Join Our Patreon

What if we told you that a fragrance could cause a rift as deep as an emotional heartbreak? Brace yourselves for a belly full of laughs and the occasional wince as we catch up on caffeine cravings and a back injury that left us in more pain than a bad breakup. We then turn our attention to Creed's latest release, "Delphinus," sharing our candid first impressions of its amber-colored bottle and unique scent profile. The highlight? Our vibrant Patreon community buzzing with excitement over their buy, sell, and trade activities for their impressive fragrance collections.Join Our Patreon

What does it take to turn a passion into a full-time career? Join us on the Cologne Podcast as we celebrate a monumental achievement with Chris from Frag-Mental, who has amassed 100,000 YouTube subscribers after seven years of relentless dedication. We dive deep into Chris's transformation from a personal trainer to a full-time YouTuber, discussing the evolution of his content—from unscripted, candid beginnings to the polished and refined videos he creates today. Chris opens up about the joys and trials of content creation, the thrill of hitting significant milestones, and how he's managed to keep his passion alive amidst the pressures of the digital world.Join Our Patreon

Is Creed's Centaurus a masterful blend or a mishap reminiscent of cough syrup? We kick off our latest episode with our unfiltered takes on this polarizing fragrance, sparked by a vivid review off Fragrantica. We then pivot to an intriguing one-night stand with Tom Ford's new Ombre Leather. Its longevity impressed us, but its alignment with the rest of the Ombre Leather line left us scratching our heads. Plus, why the mysterious "D" in the name? We're eagerly awaiting your theories!Join Our Patreon

Is Tom Ford's Eau D'Ombre Leather the masterpiece of colognes, or another overhyped letdown? Join us on this aromatic escapade as we dissect, analyze, and banter about the scent profiles of some of the most intriguing fragrances. We kickstart with a lighthearted debate on Ombre Leather, pondering if it's a perfect blend of skanky, sweet, or fresh. Humorous digs at Fragrantica reviews set the tone for our one-night stand review of the new Chanel, where Myke and Ryan find themselves at odds—Mike revels in its sophisticated aroma while Ryan compares it unfavorably to other designer offerings.Join Our Patreon

Ever wondered what it feels like to wear a fragrance so powerful it might just overwhelm you? Or how about the surprising delight of finding a high-end designer cologne that defies expectations? Join us for a fragrance journey where we kick things off with a vibrant and humorous review of Chanel's Allure Homme Sport Superleggera. Despite life's ups and downs, we bring our passion and wit to the table, sharing some hilarious listener feedback and revisiting our thoughts on Versace Eros. Spoiler: its authentic lemon zest and smooth undertones have blown us away, making it a must-have despite our financial constraints. Don't miss out on exclusive content and samples by joining our Patreon!Join Our Patreon

Ready to uncover the secrets behind some of the hottest new fragrances on the market? This episode promises an exhilarating review of the eagerly-awaited Versace Eros Energy. We jump into the everyday appeal and striking citrus notes that have fragrance enthusiasts buzzing, including some people on Fragrantica. But it's not all sunshine and lemon zest—we also tackle the chaotic release process and make a strong case for simultaneous worldwide launches and better marketing strategies. Plus, we recount our unforgettable encounter with Mancera's Red Tobacco Intense, celebrating its elegant scent profile and exceptional staying power.Join Our Patreon

Is 'Intense' just industry jargon, or does it truly signify a stronger fragrance? Join us as we embark on a sensory adventure, starting with our first impressions of Mancera's Red Tobacco Intense, graciously sent by our Patreon supporter, Michael J. We dive into a mixed Fragrantica review, scrutinizing its floral, musky, and intimate projection qualities. Our discussion then pivots to the term "Intense" in the fragrance world and whether it lives up to the hype. We also share our unexpected fondness for Dior Sauvage Eau Forte, reflecting on its balanced, mellow profile and how it stacks up against the infamous Baccarat Rouge.Join Our Patreon

Dive into the water based Dior Sauvage Eau Forte. We'll share our unfiltered opinions on this popular scent and reveal the winner of our latest giveaway. From there, we unpack our recent encounter with Spicebomb Dark Leather and discuss its strengths and flaws. Our "One Night Stand Review" of Kajal Lamar Caviar is filled with admiration for its unexpected longevity and intriguing scent profile, despite its perceived femininity.Support the showLeave us a voicemail

What if your favorite fragrance could be both a statement piece and a versatile everyday scent? Get ready to embark on a sniff-tastic journey as we share our hilarious escapade of snagging the elusive Kajal Lamar Caviar from Milan, thanks to a generous fragrance influencer. Before we dissect this intriguing water-based aroma with pearls resembling caviar, we'll entertain you with our "one night stand review" of Viktor & Rolf's Spicebomb Dark Leather—which, spoiler alert, left us longing for the original's punchy DNA.Support the showLeave us a voicemail

Ever wondered if the much-hyped Spice Bomb Dark Leather lives up to its legendary status? Join us on an aromatic adventure as we finally get our hands on this elusive fragrance and share our candid thoughts on its scent and branding. We also dive into the fresh waters of Dior Sauvage Eau Forte and give you a sneak peek of our upcoming Kajal's Lamar Caviar review. Plus, we're thanking our patrons with an exclusive giveaway of the new Dior Sauvage and a specially curated goodie bag. Don't miss out on this fragrance-packed episode filled with excitement, surprises, and heartfelt gratitude.Support the showLeave us a voicemail

Can a podcast reach its natural end, or is there always a way to keep the passion alive? Join us as we confront this existential question about the Cologne Podcast's future. We share our summer fragrance picks—Ryan's love for Guerlain Vetiver and Myke's unwavering loyalty to Luna rosa Carbon. Our hearts overflow with gratitude for our listeners' generous gifts and reflect on how our refined palates urge us to revisit early reviews. The financial and creative challenges we've faced are laid bare as we ponder whether this might be a turning point for us.Support the showLeave us a voicemail

What makes Khamrah the fragrance that's capturing everyone's attention? Join us as we embark on a week-long sensory journey with this renowned scent, generously gifted by our Patreon friend, Perfume Tea from up north. We scrutinize whether it truly stands up to the buzz it's generating, especially when compared to Oud for Glory and the celebrated Angel Share by Killian. With no holds barred, we dish out our raw, unfiltered thoughts on its luxe packaging and playful presentation.Ever wondered if a $20 to $40 fragrance could rival high-end brands like Kilian? You'll be surprised by the quality and performance we unearthed in this affordable gem. We break down the scent's unique blend, its versatile application, and even touch on its perceived femininity—a hot topic among our friends and listeners alike. Amidst our musings, we fondly recount our morning walks, lattes, and danishes, painting a vivid picture of where and how this fragrance fits into daily life.Support the showLeave us a voicemail

Can a fragrance create as much division as it does admiration? This episode takes you on a nostalgic journey with Hacivat by Nishane, a scent that has ignited passionate debates among our listeners since we first reviewed it over three years ago. Join Myke and Ryan as they revisit their initial experiences and undying admiration for this polarizing fragrance, while addressing listener feedback and a particularly critical perspective. Through honest reflections, we reaffirm our love for Hacivat's unique composition and reevaluate our initial judgments, underscoring the evolving nature of our fragrance journey.Which pineapple fragrance reigns supreme? We spark a lively discussion on whether Aventus truly pioneered the pineapple scent revolution and introduce a new contender, Insidious, that might have dethroned the classic. Excitement brews as we contemplate a thrilling head-to-head episode featuring both scents and share our one-night stand review of Nishane's Kredo, noting its slightly feminine allure. With humorous musings about managing a live episode without our producer Todd, we invite listeners to join our Patreon for exclusive content and giveaways, adding an extra layer of engagement to our fragrance community.Support the showLeave us a voicemail

Ever wondered what makes a fragrance truly unforgettable? Join us as we dive into an interactive and hilarious episode featuring a live unboxing and testing of Terre d'Hermes Pure Perfume, complete with scathing reviews and unfiltered opinions. Our friends Jonathan and Doug make real-time appearances, adding to the fun with their unique takes and antics. Plus, one lucky listener gets the chance to win a free fragrance, making this episode a must-listen for any scent enthusiast.Miss Tundra graces us with her presence, bringing insightful commentary on a mysterious fragrance featuring notes of dirty orange, spice, and vetiver. We compare it to classics like Terre d'Hermes and Guerlain Vetiver, exploring its complex, evolving nature. Listener comments add richness to our discussion, revealing the fragrance's elegance and unique zest. We even digress into the fascinating world of flint artifacts in Texas, making this segment as educational as it is entertaining.As we wrap things up, we take a nostalgic trip down memory lane, reflecting on how our podcast has evolved and the memorable reactions from our beloved listeners. Doug shares his journey from discovering our show to becoming an avid follower, while Miss Tundra reveals how she stays entertained during her travels. We also give heartfelt shout-outs to supporters like Harley James of Kojo Roastery and longtime fan Cynthia. Balancing discussions of male and female-leaning fragrances, we celebrate the wonderful community we've built together, ensuring this episode is heartfelt, humorous, and highly engaging.Support the showLeave us a voicemail