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Ep. 6 Ether & Ritual: Crossing the Fragrance Threshold with Jamie and Noah Drucker

Ep. 6 Ether & Ritual: Crossing the Fragrance Threshold with Jamie and Noah Drucker

Update: 2025-06-18
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Jamie and Noah Drucker, better known on TikTok as @mrandmrssniff, have built a fragrance community around more than just scent. Jamie is a holistic healer and founder of the Inner Wisdom School, and Noah is an integrative therapist and perfumer. Today, they join host Jeff Miller for a conversation about the enchanting element of ether: an invisible force bridging the tangible and spiritual worlds.

They share the importance of rituals, how fragrance can evoke deep emotional connections, and why community is essential to personal and professional flourishing. Plus, Jeff introduces exciting new additions to the Free Yourself fragrance line, including Ether and Numinous, and offers an exclusive preview of the Mindful Collection featuring the evocative scents Savor, Awe, and Vibe. 

Whether you’re passionate about fragrance, drawn to holistic wellness, or seeking inspiration to infuse your daily life with more intention and creativity, this episode invites you to cross the threshold into a deeper, more meaningful connection with yourself and others.

Subscribe to follow Jeff’s inspiring journey across the U.S., exploring powerful stories of fragrance, creativity, and flourishing.

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Ep. 6 Ether & Ritual: Crossing the Fragrance Threshold with Jamie and Noah Drucker

Ep. 6 Ether & Ritual: Crossing the Fragrance Threshold with Jamie and Noah Drucker

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