The Old Farmer's Almanac Podcast

We talk with Tovah Martin, gardener, author, lecturer, and photographer, about the fall garden—its visual surprises, what to look for, ideas for late color, and turning our attention to tending our indoor plants.

Find out from the editors what's inside this year's all-new Old Farmer's Almanac and learn about what it takes to put together this iconic publication every year.

During a conversation with author Mel Allen, we cover iconic baseball stories that have appeared in The Old Farmer's Almanac and learn about Allen's lifelong fascination with the sport which led to meeting his idols, such as Ted Williams and Lou Brissie.

A conversation with The Heirloom Gardener, John Forti, and grower and author Susan Peery on what gardening was like at the time our country was founded 250 years ago. What has changed and what hasn't changed since then? Listen to find out!

A conversation with Patrick Dillon, Pulitzer-Prize winning author and journalist on his forthcoming book, Tomorrow's Weather, Anybody's Guess: The Centuries-Old Saga of The Old Farmer's Almanac.

A conversation with author Theresa Reed, astrologer for The Old Farmer's Almanac, also known as The Tarot Lady, on how she learned astrology, how she applies it in her own life, and what's in store for us this season, according to the movement of the planets.

Long-range weather predictions for all of North America are a signature features of the annual edition of The Old Farmer's Almanac. Find out about long-range forecasting, weather trends, and more during a conversation with Almanac meteorologists Brian Thompson and Chad Merrill, along with Senior Editor Tim Goodwin and Editor-in-Chief Carol Connare.

In our introductory episode of our new podcast, join the 13th and 14th editors and the 23rd publisher of North America's oldest continuously published periodical to learn why this beloved and trusted publication has withstood the test of time, and find out what's in store in upcoming episodes.