Podcasts
Podcasts
Mapping Your Family History: Episode 109
In this podcast episode, we talk about using old maps and mapping tools to learn more about your ancestors through the places they've lived and loved.
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Researching Your Heritage: Episode 108
In this May 2017 podcast episode, host Lisa Louise Cooke brings in genealogy research experts Claire Santry and James Beidler to talk about researching ethnic heritage.
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Ancestors in the Great War: Episode 107
Learn how to research your ancestors during World War I.
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Genealogy Websites: Episode 106
In this genealogy podcast episode, discover fabulous online resources for finding your family history and working with the ones you frequent.
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African-American Genealogy Research: Episode 105
In this month's podcast, we celebrate Black History Month with tips for finding your African-American ancestors.
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Plan for Genealogy Success in 2017: Episode 104
Kick off the year with these tips to formulate your plan for successful genealogy research.
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State-Based Ancestry: Episode 103
In this December podcast, we explore state-based genealogy research and the available tools and techniques for discovering our U.S. ancestors.
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Stepping Into Your Ancestor’s Shoes: Episode 102
Gain invaluable insight into the lives of your ancestors by learning how to use social history to reconstruct their neighborhoods, find new records, and more.
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Cemeteries and Genealogy: Episode 101
Learn all about what cemetery records you can find and how they can benefit your genealogy research in this month's podcast.
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Our 100th Podcast Episode!
Family Tree Magazine is celebrating our 100th episode with this special, hour-long podcast. From unusual surnames to special censuses, get the great genealogy search tips and tools, we revisit five highlights from the past few years.
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