A neuroscientist explains why we find comfort in familiar odors, including holiday ones. Then we learn about a national distinction for Milwaukee Recreation. And we get an in-depth, insider look at the long and ultimately deteriorating history of the National Rifle Association from an investigative journalist who’s spent years looking into it.
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What happens when we smell pumpkin pie
As many people have learned after losing it during the pandemic, the sense of smell is an incredibly complex and integral part of how we experience the world. A neuroscientist explains what happens in our brains when we smell something familiar — like turkey or pumpkin pie.
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What's behind the unravelling of the NRA
An NPR investigative reporter shares what he learned about the history and decline of the National Rifle Association.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Tyler Ditter Technical Director
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Veronica O'Keane Guest
- Tim Mak Guest
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