Episode 3

The Salem Tomato Trial

An episode of the History Laid Bare podcast, hosted by Dave Bannerman, titled "Episode 3" was published on June 9, 2022 and runs 26 minutes.

June 9, 2022 ·26m · History Laid Bare

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Join Martin and Dave as they discuss the surprising history of the humble tomato, and how one man changed a nations perception of the "devils apple".Please note that due to Dave not being on form in the editing suite, there are no sound effects in this episode, Dave apologises profusely and hopes you can all find it within your hearts to forgive him. He's promised that next time he'll be more careful, and won't accidentally delete them. Any views expressed by the presenters are their own and not in anyway intended to cause offence, but if they cause a heated discussion, we're ok with that :-) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Description

Join Martin and Dave as they discuss the surprising history of the humble tomato, and how one man changed a nations perception of the "devils apple".

Please note that due to Dave not being on form in the editing suite, there are no sound effects in this episode, Dave apologises profusely and hopes you can all find it within your hearts to forgive him. He's promised that next time he'll be more careful, and won't accidentally delete them.

Any views expressed by the presenters are their own and not in anyway intended to cause offence, but if they cause a heated discussion, we're ok with that :-)

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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