Josh & Michy
The Fragrance Files
The Fragrance Files is a long-form podcast about perfume as lived experience. Through reflective conversations and thoughtful interviews, the show explores scent as identity, memory, culture, and personal ritual. Moving beyond notes and rankings, The Fragrance Files creates space for slower, more meaningful conversations about fragrance and the people who wear it.
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Episodes
Memory & Nostalgia with Cult of Kaori 30.01.2026 55:18
In Episode 4 of The Fragrance Files , we’re joined by Cult of Kaori for a conversation about perfume as process—how fragrance is made, what it’s meant to hold, and what it costs (emotionally and creatively) to build something with a real point of view. We talk about identity before marketing, intention before output, and why perfume deserves more than first impressions and content cycles. If yo...
The Sample Spiral 23.01.2026 49:21
Sampling can be discovery or distraction. Michy and Josh explore decants, discovery sets, and the modern “sample spiral,” asking what we gain from endless testing and what we lose when we never commit.
Who is The Fragrance Files 16.01.2026 36:50
Before we talk about perfume, we need to talk about why . In this episode, Josh, your goth fragrance bestie, and Michele, MichySmells, slow things down to define what The Fragrance Files is, what it isn’t, and why this conversation needed to exist in the first place. This isn’t an origin story in the traditional sense. It’s a conversation about pace, intention, and the kind of fragrance discour...
2025 Post-Mortem 09.01.2026 45:07
A reflective post-mortem of 2025 through fragrance: what stayed, what faded, and what the year revealed about how we wear scent. No rankings. No hype. Just lived experience.
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