Genealogy Happy Hour

Episode 118 - Case Studies using AI 16.02.2026 26:50 ↓

Genealogy case study discussion

Episode 117 - Executing A Research Game Plan for 2026 15.01.2026 21:58 ↓

First episode in a series that follows two genealogist through their own research plans. Discussion on documentation, archives, and how to answer any genealogical question. Comparing use of AI in creating a research plans verse traditional methods.

Episode 116 - Finding Living Relatives As A Research Tool 15.12.2025 20:31 ↓

Discussion on locating living relatives as a genealogical research tool.

Episode 115 - The Power of Collateral Lines for Genealogy Success 17.11.2025 25:56 ↓

Discussion of how research of collateral relatives can lead to breaking through brick walls in genealogy research

Episode 114 - Little Known Places To Research 15.10.2025 25:50 ↓

Discussion on often overlooked places to search for genealogical documents and do family research.

Episode 113 - Treasure Hunting for Genealogy on eBay and Facebook Marketplace 15.09.2025 26:58 ↓

Discussion on using eBay and Facebook Marketplace for genealogical research and to broaden the story of your ancestors.

Episode 112 - Unlocking Full Text Search 15.08.2025 28:14 ↓

Discussion on using FamilySearch Labs Full Text Search including how to and research strategies.

Episode 111 - Family Reunions Done Right: How to Prep, Pack, and Participate Like a Pro 15.07.2025 28:18 ↓

Discussion about preparing for and performing genealogical research at a family reunion.

Episode 110 - Heirloom Histories 15.06.2025 18:26 ↓

Discussion of archiving heirloom objects and using heirloom objects with genealogy research.

Episode 109 - Tracking Your Family Through Ship Manifests 15.05.2025 23:55 ↓

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Episode 108 - Genealogy Software Decoded: Why Your Research Deserves Better Tools 15.04.2025 24:00 ↓

Discussion on various genealogy software programs

Episode 107 - Is Your Research Top Of The Charts? 12.03.2025 24:06 ↓

Discussion on use of various genealogical charts in family research.

Episode 106 - Census and Sensibility 15.02.2025 33:47 ↓

Discussion on the annotations, abbreviations, and coding used in census records.

Episode 105 - The Forgotten Schedules: Uncovering Your Ancestors Stories 15.01.2025 32:30 ↓

Discussion on using U.S. census non-population schedules to break down genealogy brick walls.

Episode 104 - AI Meets Genealogy 15.12.2024 23:29 ↓

Discussion on the growing use of artificial intelligence in genealogy and family history research.

Episode 103 - Family History Finds: Websites, Gifts, and More! 15.11.2024 31:14 ↓

Discussion of websites, books, and gifts for genealogists and family historians.

Episode 102 - Genealogy's Golden Rule: Essential Guidelines for Family Sleuths 15.10.2024 27:20 ↓

Discussion on how to implement The Golden Rule and other rules to live by in genealogical research.

Episode 101 - Courtroom Time Traveler 14.09.2024 27:17 ↓

Discussion on use of court records in genealogical research

Episode 100 - Fieldwork Findings 15.08.2024 22:52 ↓

Discussion on genealogical research at the Library of Virginia.

Episode 99 - Research Trip Roadmap 15.07.2024 26:18 ↓

Discussion on preparations for onsite genealogical research

Episode 98 - Stake Your Claim: Genealogy Gold in Homestead Records 15.06.2024 24:42 ↓

Discussion on using homestead records in genealogical research.

Episode 97 - A Tale of Money, Crime, and Prison! 15.05.2024 22:58 ↓

A discussion on genealogical research. A newspaper article leads to more information and intrigue in family history.

Episode 96 -A Conversation with Maureen Taylor, the Photo Detective 15.04.2024 29:33 ↓

Discussion with Maureen Taylor, the Photo Detective, about using family photographs in genealogical research. Maureen Taylor discusses the secrets she uncovered in an old family photograph.

Episode 95 - What Happened To The Little Red-Headed Boy? 15.03.2024 26:08 ↓

Discussion on genealogical research and brick walls.

Episode 94 - What Can You Find In A Love Letter? 12.02.2024 22:05 ↓

Discussion on using family letters and personal advertisements in genealogical research.