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Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow

Hosted by Eric Samuelson · arts · EN

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Learn all about the history of different apple varieties from across the country and what the future looks like for these apples. whatappletoeattoday.substack.com

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32%

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What is Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow about?

Learn all about the history of different apple varieties from across the country and what the future looks like for these apples.

Who hosts Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow?

Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow is hosted by Eric Samuelson. The show has published 87 episodes to date.

What has Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Episode 74 - The Apples I’m Planting: Brock" (1 June 2026, 6 minutes), "Episode 73 - The Apples I’m Planting: Golden Supreme" (25 May 2026, 9 minutes), and "Episode 72 - The Apples I’m Planting: Rhode Island Greening" (13 May 2026, 7 minutes).

How often does Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow publish?

Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 87 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow?

Booking probability for Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow?

The strongest fits for Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow are Fruit & Nut Farming. Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow has an arts audience.

About the host

Eric Samuelson hosts Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow, an arts podcast with 87 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow

    Episode 74 - The Apples I’m Planting: Brock

    Jun 1, 20266 minS0

    <p>Welcome to the 2nd episode in a short series where I am sharing about the trees I am planting and why I choose them. I think any good home orchard needs to have a powerhouse baking apple. When I had the chance to...

  • May 25, 20269 minS0

    <p>Welcome to the 2nd episode in a short series where I am sharing about the trees I am planting and why I choose them. I think any good home orchard needs to have a powerhouse baking apple. When I had the chance to...

  • Apr 28, 20269 minS0

    <p>In a couple of weeks I will be picking up some apple trees to plant myself. This will actually be the first time I have ever planted an apple tree myself. I am excited to give it ago. I choose 5 different apple...

  • Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow

    Episode 70 - What's a Crimson Topaz Apple?

    Apr 20, 202611 minS0

    <p>I have to say that there are apple varieties out there that I don’t pay enough attention to. They are good apples but I get distracted with other varieties. Well today we are going to give some much-needed attention...

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    Episode 69 - What's a Pixie Crunch Apple?

    Apr 13, 20269 minS0

    <p>I have not been shy to share how much of a fan of smaller apples I am. I love the skin to flesh ratio you get in a smaller apple. This week I am sharing about one of my favorite small apples - the Pixie Crunch apple...

  • Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow

    Episode 68 - Where Do I Find All These Apples?

    Mar 30, 202613 minS0

    <p>One question I get asked of people time and time again, is how the heck am I finding all these different apples to talk about? Well I thought I would dedicate an entire podcast episode to answering that question for...

  • Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow

    Episode 67 - What's a Belle de Boskoop Apple?

    Mar 24, 20269 minS0

    <p>For this week’s podcast episode, I want to share with you an apple from the Netherlands that dates back to the 1800s - the Belle de Boskoop. This is an apple that I have found at several orchards that grow heirloom...

  • Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow

    Episode 65 - What's a Melrose Apple?

    Mar 2, 202610 minS0

    <p>Some apples never get a fair chance because they do not look supermarket pretty. That is the case with the Melrose apple. Recognized by Ohio as their official state apple, the Melrose is a well-balanced, sweet-tart...

  • Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow

    Episode 64 - What's a Rave Apple?

    Feb 23, 20268 minS0

    <p>Also called First Kiss in Minnesota, the Rave apple is one of the first apples to arrive in the grocery stores in August. But is it an apple that is worth your time or are there better options then? Learn what you...

  • Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow

    Episode 63 - What's a Zestar! Apple?

    Feb 16, 20269 minS0

    <p>I have been to farmers market and orchards from from coast to coast. And one apple variety that I see over and over again is the Zestar! apple. Learn why this apple is so popular yet almost completely absent from the...

  • Feb 2, 202614 minS0

    <p>What would you think if you saw a display of apples and one of them was called Westfield’s Seek No Further? Would it stand out to you or is it something that you would pass over? When I first saw this heirloom apple...

  • Apples from Yesterday to Tomorrow

    Episode 60 - What's a Lady Alice Apple?

    Jan 26, 20268 minS0

    <p>Since I started writing about apples over 15 years ago, there have been so many new apple varieties that have come on the market. Out of all of those, Lady Alice is right at the top of my list. It is the one apple at...

  • Jan 23, 202617 minS0

    <p>Thank everyone that listened to me countdown of the apples I wanted to eat the most in 2025. That episode was my most downloaded and listened to episode of the year. So I am back at it again sharing with you the...

  • Jan 13, 202615 minS0

    <p>In today’s episode, the first of the New Year, I am looking back at the year in apples in 2025. I started the year with a list of apples that I wanted to eat the most. How did I do on my list? Take a listen to this...

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    Episode 57 - What is a Liberty Apple?

    Nov 10, 20259 minS0

    <p>The phrase goes “give me liberty or give me death?”. Well, I am totally ok if I don’t have a Liberty apple, but they are very nice apple and one of the favorite apples of my 7-year-old this apple season.</p><p>In...

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    Episode 56 - What is a Winter Banana Apple?

    Oct 27, 20258 minS0

    <p>Winter Banana. Sounds like a strange name for an apple variety that is neither a banana or ripens in the winter. I have had this apple several times in several different states. I am ready to share my final verdict...

  • Oct 23, 202511 minS0

    <p>If there is an orchard variety that I see more than any other that isn’t as common in the grocery store it has got to be the Jonagold apple. I have had this apple many times from many different parts of the country...

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