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- Did Prohibition Kill Cider? A Malus Myth Investigated
- Gastropod: The Big Apple Episode
- Beer Sessions Radio: Cider and Land
- Fruit in the Forest
- PhD in Cider
- Beer Sessions Radio – Still Cider
- Finger Lakes Fruit Heritage Events at Cider Week 2016
- Cider in Historic Newspapers series
- Dorothy Hartley: Verjuice
- Pheasants and Pear Trees
- West County Cider Tasting with Peter Hoover
- Cider Salon, NYC
- Cider Week at the Finger Lakes Cider House
- Two Apple Festivals, One Weekend
- Cheese Meditation Minute
- Blossom Time in New York
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- Hollenbeck’s Cider Mill – A Thanksgiving Miracle
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- “Magic of Cider” on WFIU Earth Eats with Annie Corrigan
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Did Prohibition Kill Cider? A Malus Myth Investigated
This article accompanies a panel at 2021 Cider Con called “Malus Busters” chaired by Greg Peck, with Chris Gerling and Doug Miller, devoted to busting some common myths of cider making, cider consumption, and cider history. Prohibition is so often … Continue reading
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Gastropod: The Big Apple Episode
I’m delighted to share this episode from Gastropod, where I get in a few words alongside personal heroes like Michael Pollan, James Crowden, and others. Take a listen:
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Beer Sessions Radio: Cider and Land
Happy to share the mic again with some wonderful colleagues on Jimmy Carbone’s Beer Sessions Radio. I brought a special bottle of Holmer Perry from Ross on Wye Cider that was a huge hit with our conversation crowd. Listen to … Continue reading
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Fruit in the Forest
I’m Happy to post a link to my article in Voices, the Journal of the New York Folklore Society: http://www.nyfolklore.org/pubs/v43fw3-4-2017/10-fw2017-kennedy-1.html The PDF of the article can also be downloaded here: Fruit In the Forest
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PhD in Cider
When introducing me to new colleagues, friends, or relative strangers at dinner parties and conferences, some people like to joke, “Meet Maria, she has a PhD in Cider.” And now, friends, it is true. I got this banal, bureaucratic, and … Continue reading
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Beer Sessions Radio – Still Cider
Check out this great conversation on Beer Sessions Radio with Jimmy Carbone on the Heritage Radio Network. Our topic of conversation was “Still Cider,” taped in the midst of Cider Week NYC. I was happy to get in a few … Continue reading
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Finger Lakes Fruit Heritage Events at Cider Week 2016
This post was written as a guest post for the Cider Week Finger Lakes blog as a prelude to Cider Week 2016. Please visit their site to find out about all the amazing events happening during Cider Week Finger Lakes. … Continue reading
Cider in Historic Newspapers series
While researching cider in the Finger Lakes region, I stumbled into an amazing resource, the New York State Historic Newspapers website. Search for cider, and it begins to pop up all over the place. I will be sharing some gems … Continue reading
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Dorothy Hartley: Verjuice
I’ve been reading Lost World: England 1933-1936, a collection of essays by Dorothy Hartley, originally written for the Daily Sketch Newspaper. Dorothy was an eccentric, a wanderer, and a writer, whose prose style was that of a novelist or perhaps … Continue reading
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Pheasants and Pear Trees
The end of January is the close of pheasant season in England. The Beater’s Shoot marks the day at the end of the season when the paying guns are done, and the beaters take guns in hand. At this point … Continue reading
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