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Misophonia: The Fear of Smacking and Slurping
Dr. Marsha Johnson is an audiologist in Portland, Oregon. She explains that the aversion to food sounds such as slurping and smacking can be diagnosed as misophonia. She runs an online forum for people suffering from misophonia.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readDr. Marsha Johnson is an audiologist in Portland, Oregon. She explains that the aversion to food sounds such as slurping and smacking can be diagnosed as misophonia. She runs an online forum for people suffering from misophonia.
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The full episode
4 of 8Razor Clams, Tokyo Ramen, How Mushrooms Can Save the World- 0:00Market Report
- 7:42Should Downer Animals Be Allowed in the Food Supply?
- 14:49Ancient Techniques for Making Wine
- 21:29Misophonia: The Fear of Smacking and SlurpingYou’re reading this
- 29:09Searching for Razor Clams
- 36:10How Mushrooms Can Save the World
- 42:45The Latest Hot Spot for Ramen
- 48:48Behind the Scenes at a Dumpling Factory