In this episode of Land on North America, we explore the rich story of the pumpkin—from its ancient origins in Indigenous agriculture to its role as a beloved symbol of fall across Canada, the United States, and Mexico. Join us as we uncover how pumpkins grow from tiny seeds to vibrant orange icons of harvest and celebration. We share personal family traditions, cultural histories, and festive rituals that connect us deeply to the land and season. Whether you’re carving jack-o’-lanterns, baking pumpkin pie, or savoring Mexican calabaza dishes, this episode invites you to discover the pumpkin’s journey across North America.If you want to reach the host, Michelle, she can be contacted at [email protected]. Michelle welcomes your feedback, story ideas, or pumpkin traditions.

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