Day: mourning

The Digression-018 Smells and Memories

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Today is about smells and the memories associated with them, but also photos are important for the memories.

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‘Memories are closely linked to the senses, including smells. Podcaster Sascha Markmann combines the memory of his late father with smells. What happens when the smells slowly fade away? Many objects are also memorabilia for Sascha Markmann. He cannot throw away many of them – he associates too much with them. This includes a shoulder bag, but also a toaster. Podcaster Sascha Markmann wonders: What do we leave behind after death?’

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Date of admission: 04.06.22
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