Join John Paap and Patrick Kelly in this podcast series that explores the fascinating and often overlooked history of fresh fruits and vegetables. Each episode offers listeners a unique perspective on how produce has shaped our world, featuring in-depth interviews with top experts and historians, engaging storytelling, and a blend of historical and contemporary perspectives. Whether exploring the ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArtsHistory |
From the kitchens of medieval Europe to the orchards of Anglo-Saxon England, the apple became far more than just a fruit. It was medicine, it was myth, it was ritual.
In part two of our apple series, John and Patrick explore how crab apples were pr... more
Where did the apple come from, and how did it go from a sour, berry-sized wild fruit to the sweet, plump star of our fruit bowls today? Was it really bears (and their sweet tooth) that shaped its destiny? How did the mountains of Kazakhstan become th... more
What do Afghan purple roots, Roman aphrodisiacs, Dutch horticulturalists, and wartime propaganda have in common?
The answer: the carrot.
From its wild ancestor Daucus carota scattered across Europe 10,000 years ago, to its starring role as Britai... more
Where does soil come from? How has it shaped the rise (and fall) of human civilizations? And why is it now at the center of some of the most urgent debates about food, farming, and the environment?
Join John and special guest Louis De Jaeger - lands... more
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What an amazing show and history of Ag!
I'm consistently captivated by "The History of Fresh Produce" podcast. John Paap and Patrick Kelly expertly unearth the fascinating and often surprising stories behind our favorite fruits and vegetables, revealing how these crops have profoundly shaped cultures and societies throughout history. Their engaging storytelling, combined with insightful interviews, makes each episode a truly unique and enlightening journey into the origins and evolution of fresh produce.
There isn’t another podcast to consistently post informative information in a fun and entertaining way!
Informative and entertaining take on history through the lens of fruits and veggies! Cool idea!
John and Patrick have a real niche for this podcast. My wife and I are really into organic, natural food, and it’s history. This is masterfully done!
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The series offers a captivating exploration of the often-overlooked histories surrounding fresh fruits and vegetables. With a compelling mixture of storytelling and expert interviews, it delves into diverse topics that connect produce to significant historical events, cultural trends, and even popular media, such as the influence of agricultural elements in Tolkien's works. The engaging hosts use a blend of humor and detailed research to unveil the complex relationships between crops and human societies across time, making it a unique resource for history enthusiasts and food lovers alike.
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