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The Air Between Us explores the art, stories, and intimate moments of niche perfumery. As an artist and entrepreneur, Andy Tauer shares reflections on scent, creativity, memory, the perfume industry, and observations about life itself: the encounters, contradictions, emotions, and quiet discoveries that shape the way we smell, remember, and connect. Through perfume, he invites listeners into a personal conversation about this invisible craft and the space we share through scent.
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shaky GROUND
What does making kimchi have to do with whales, Ambroxan, and the science of smell? Quite a lot, actually. In this episode of The Air Between Us, I start in my kitchen, preparing kimchi, and somehow find myself thinking about ambergris, spe
still CURIOUS
Can you smell a perfume just by thinking about it? A question from a friend takes me back to the beginnings of my journey into perfumery, when I started discovering fragrant raw materials, smelling them, and writing down everything I experi
dream FORWARD
What does a perfumer actually do all day? I look back at the unexpected beginnings of my perfume house—from a friend’s bookshop to Le Maroc pour Elle and L’Air du Désert Marocain—and share the everyday reality behind the romantic image of t
niche SEGMENT
Episode 10 — Niche Perfume: Ask the Right Questions Who owns the brand? Who makes the perfume? And where is it produced? In this second reflection on Pitti Fragranze, I look back at twenty years of change—from lively perfume forums to a cro
pity FRAGRANZE
Episode 9 — Pitti Fragranze: Let’s Smell Perfume What happens at a perfume fair when people ask about margins and concepts before smelling a single perfume? I take you behind the scenes at Pitti Fragranze in Florence, sharing unexpected enc
would YOU?
What does fashion have to do with perfume? Quite a lot. In this episode, I look at the strange world of fashion imagery — clothes that are spectacular, artistic and fascinating, but not necessarily made to be worn — and ask whether the same
easy ANSWERS
The Price of Easy Why do so many modern perfumes feel different, yet somehow strangely similar? In this episode, I look at how perfumery arrived here. Synthetic molecules such as Ambroxan and Iso E Super transformed perfumery — and I use th
cheap DUPES
DUPE- the echo of a perfume that has been created by somebody and you only smell the echo. A dupe begins with something that already exists. In this episode I talk about dupes, about ticktokers hoping around and youtubers talking and the ra
Open Path
In this episode, I start with the idea of walking without knowing exactly where I want to go. A video about painting leads me to think about perfume, process, and the freedom that comes when we stop forcing a finished result too early. I ta
The human task.
In this episode, I explore what differentiation means in perfumery. Is it the bottle, the packaging, the marketing. Or is it something deeper? I talk about creativity, trends, independent thinking, and why finding something truly different
When Materials Say No
In this episode, Andy reflects on perfume creation, raw materials, and resonance. A leathery orange blossom idea becomes the starting point for a larger question: what happens when a perfume is created slowly, directly, and personally . And
Words- The Truth Is in Your Nose
Have you ever bought a perfume because of a poetic description, and then smelled something completely different? In this episode of The Air Between Us, Andy Tauer reflects on the words surrounding perfume: notes, allergen lists, marketing t
Smelling Slowly: Taking Time With Perfume
It begins with a TikTok video and turns into a reflection on perfume, first impressions, and the quiet patience of smelling. Andy Tauer muses about what we smell, how quickly we judge, and why taking more time with a scent can change everyt
