The Territories podcast, Adam Burke
In grocery stores you are likely to encounter just a few varieties of apple: Granny Smith, Fujis, Honeycrisp, the questionably named Red Delicious. This paucity belies the exuberant genetic diversity of the fruit, which has been all but lost in a century of cultivation for mass markets. Today, from Cortez, Adam Burke brings the story of a frantic search for an almost extinct variety: the Thunderbolt.
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