Radio Times in Review: On the senses
Listen 00:48:48Guests: Chandler Burr, David Sax, Paul Bogard
We devote today’s Radio Times in Review to stories about the senses – sight, taste, and smell. We’ll begin with fragrance expert, CHANDLER BURR, whose book The Emperor of Scent examines the man with the most sophisticated nose in the world. Then, we’ll move on to taste, when we discuss American food trends with author DAVID SAX. And we end our show discussing sight, and the importance of darkness, when we hear Marty’s conversation with PAUL BOGARD, author of The End of Night.
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