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Eat Your Seasons

Hosted by Ashtin Cope · kids · EN-US

41 episodesAudience: 3
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About this Podcast:

Connecting families to farms through food, stories, and seasonal living.

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Public web form

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30%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about Eat Your Seasons

Who hosts Eat Your Seasons?

Eat Your Seasons is hosted by Ashtin Cope. The show has published 41 episodes to date.

What has Eat Your Seasons covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The Secret Life of an Apple" (15 September 2026, 18 minutes), "Raising Farm Literate Kids (with author Kathryn Christie)" (30 May 2026, 19 minutes), and "From Farm to Table: 5 Beef Meals Packed with Spring Produce" (13 May 2026, 23 minutes).

How often does Eat Your Seasons publish?

Eat Your Seasons publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 41 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Eat Your Seasons?

Booking probability for Eat Your Seasons is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Eat Your Seasons requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Eat Your Seasons's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Eat Your Seasons?

The strongest fits for Eat Your Seasons are Other Crop Farming. Eat Your Seasons has a kids audience.

About the host

Ashtin Cope hosts Eat Your Seasons, a kids podcast with 41 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #41

    The Secret Life of an Apple

    Sep 15, 202618 minS1

    You probably think you know apples. You pick them in the fall, slice them up for the kids, bake them into a pie, maybe grab a Honeycrisp at the grocery store and call it a day. But the life of an apple is a whole lot...

  • Episode #40

    Raising Farm Literate Kids (with author Kathryn Christie)

    May 30, 202619 minS1

    Have you ever wondered what farmers wish consumers understood about the food they grow and the lives they live? In today's episode, I'm joined by Kathryn Christie, a fifth-generation farmer, children's author...

  • Episode #39

    From Farm to Table: 5 Beef Meals Packed with Spring Produce

    May 13, 202623 minS1

    In this episode we’re celebrating Beef Month with two of my favorite things: local beef and seasonal produce. I’m sharing five spring-inspired meals packed with flavor, colorful produce, and different cuts of beef to...

  • Episode #38

    The Truth About Organic Produce (Without the Fear)

    May 4, 202632 minS1

    In this episode of Eat Your Seasons , we’re tackling a big one: organic produce. Is it actually healthier, or is it just another thing we’ve been made to stress about? I’m breaking down what “organic” really means, how...

  • Episode #37

    The Spring Produce Guide You'll Actually Use

    May 4, 202620 minS1

    In this episode of Eat Your Seasons , we’re diving into one of my favorite topics: spring produce. There’s just something so refreshing about this time of year. After months of cozy, hearty meals, spring invites us to...

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  • Episode #36

    GMOs: Good, Bad, or Just Misunderstood?

    Feb 18, 202636 minS1

    Food labels can be confusing, overwhelming, and sometimes even scary. One of the most misunderstood terms you’ll see at the grocery store is GMO. In this episode of Eat Your Seasons , I break down what genetically...

  • Episode #35

    Winter Weather Bumming You Out? I Have The CURE (rewind ep!)

    Jan 7, 202630 minS1

    Today’s episode is a replay from 2023 —and it’s just as relevant now as it was then. If months of gray skies leave you feeling “fine, but blah,” this episode is for you. In this replay, I’m sharing my honest experience...

  • Episode #34

    What the Farm Taught Me About Waste

    Dec 31, 202525 minS1

    Food waste feels personal. It’s money in the trash, guilt in your chest, and the quiet frustration of trying to do better. In this episode of Eat Your Seasons , I’m sharing a real-life look at food waste—from forgotten...

  • Episode #33

    The Secret to Getting Kids to Try New Foods (Hint: It's Not Bribery)

    Dec 24, 202515 minS1

    Picky eaters aren’t just toddlers. They can be spouses, big kids, and sometimes even us. In this episode of Eat Your Seasons , I’m sharing my number one rule for introducing new foods without turning dinner into a...

  • Episode #32

    Winter's Forgotten Veggies (and how to actually use them)

    Dec 16, 202532 minS1

    What marrying an Englishman taught me about seasonal eating. In this episode, I’m sharing how British food culture, yes even beans on toast, completely reshaped the way I approach fall and winter cooking. From growing...

  • Episode #31

    Cottage Season: The lifestyle shift you didn't know you needed

    Jul 16, 202525 minS1

    I recorded this episode from my front porch with a hot cup of coffee and a baby on my hip—because there was no better time or place to talk about a concept that’s been so fascinating to me lately: cottage season. Not in...

  • Episode #30

    Starting Again: A Fresh Season for the Podcast (and for Me)

    Jul 9, 202513 minS1

    After a long break (and a lot of life), I’m back—and this time, things are getting a little cozier. In this honest reintroduction, I’m sharing where I’ve been, why I stepped away, and the new direction I feel called to...

  • Episode #29

    The Seasons of Motherhood: Embracing Each Stage

    Mar 3, 202517 minS1

    Motherhood is full of changing seasons—just like nature. From the sleepless newborn stage to the whirlwind of the toddler years, and all the way to watching your teens grow into young adults, every season has something...

  • Episode #28

    028. The Power of Simple Meals

    Feb 24, 202515 minS1

    Tired of dinnertime stress? In this episode, we take a cue from Gordon Ramsay—focusing on doing one thing really well instead of overcomplicating meals. I’m sharing my tried-and-true approach to simple, seasonal meals...

  • Episode #27

    Seasonal Eating Made Simple: Small Changes, Big Impact

    Jan 22, 202520 minS1

    Are you tired of setting New Year’s resolutions that fizzle out by February? In this episode, we’re flipping the script and focusing on how we want to feel this year instead of what we want to accomplish. For me, it’s...

  • Episode #26

    026. How To Find Joy in Winter Rhythms

    Jan 8, 202521 minS1

    Winter isn’t a season to just survive—it’s a season to savor. In today’s episode, we’re chatting about three simple, cozy ways to embrace all that winter has to offer. From fun indoor and outdoor activities to small...

  • Episode #25

    025. Relearning what fun means to you after kids

    Aug 17, 202321 minS1

    This week kicks off my brand-new series all about being a "fun mom". In today's episode, I'm diving deep into a challenge many of us face: finding our own sense of enjoyment after becoming parents. I'll be sharing...

  • Episode #24

    024. 10x your confidence with this simple trick

    May 17, 202320 minS1

    Mom guilt is the absolute WORST, we can all agree on that. But what about self-guilt? Like the feeling that you’re not reaching the potential or the goals you set for yourself, or you keep falling off the wagon every...

  • Episode #23

    023. How to stop wasting so much time

    May 10, 202337 minS1

    I know exactly how it feels to get trapped in the time suck that is running a household and trying to do all the things only to get to the end of the day and feel like you didn’t accomplish a single thing but somehow...

  • Episode #22

    022. Spring clean your thoughts with this process

    May 3, 202319 minS1

    As I’m sure you’ve experienced- our thoughts are incredibly powerful. When we’re good they can allow us to dream, to set goals, and to be thoughtful, sincere, and brilliant. When we’re not doing so great our thoughts...

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