Podcasts about centimorgans

Kristin Chenoweth isn't helping other adoptees (but I love her) Jane Russell bought a child with an intact family Author and Adoptee Julie Ryan McGue ( juliemcgueauthor.com ) talks about her story and her two books : "Twice a Daughter: A Search for Identity, Family, and Belonging" and "Belonging Matters: Conversations on Adoption, Family & Kinship" For help or to contact Julie go to www.cutoffgenes.com   Subscribe, Rate and Review!

Julie digs deeper into her month long adventure walking in the footsteps of her Ancestors in the UK!   For help tracking YOUR ancestors contact Julie at www.cutoffgenes.com   Subscribe, Rate and Review!

- AI explains common Genealogy myths  - Chrissy Tiegen spirals about identical twin mystery - Bereavement benefits for Adoptees- when are we allowed to grieve?     - Storytime with Adoptee Greg Gentry   For help with your DNA mystery contact Julie Dixon Jackson at www.cutoffgenes.com Subscribe, Rate and Review!!!

Review of the movie "The Lost King" @thelostkingmovie Trenches- Julie reviews past correspondence with biological parents and tips for how to reach out Last installment of the conversation with Emily Alber @emilyalberart   Subscribe, Rate and Review For help with your DNA mystery contact Julie at www.cutoffgenes.com      

"The Ten Commandments" is an Adoption story Scotland becomes the third country to apologize for Forced Adoption practices Julie procures Dual Citizenship- notices a legal lie similar to Adoptive Birth Certificates Story-time with Adoptee Emma Stevens, Author of "A Fire Is Coming" Subscribe, Rate and Review. Join patreon.com/cutoffgenespodcast for extra content Contact Julie at joolsjackson@cutoffgenes.com

- Amazing Race Twins- DNA for the win - I am that kid TOO - Amplifying adoptee voices - Part 3 of Storytime with Sandi S! For help with your case contact Julie at cutoffgenes.com  

- Guest co-host Amy Perkins sits in with @joolsjackson- madness ensues - Casual cruelty experienced by Adult Adoptees on Social Media - Reckoning With the Primal Wound comes to @CatalinaFilm Festival - Amy Ulrich @aimsulrich completes her Epic Odyssey Arc...so far. Subscribe, Rate and Review. For help with your DNA Search contact Julie Dixon Jackson at www,cutoffgenes.com

- Bonus episode with a couple of updates and the Grande Finale of my conversation with Cynthia (from Michigan)... Please subscribe, rate and review. For help, contact Julie at cutoffgenes.com  

Unit sex test. I promise to intend to help you. All women by accident. Centimorgans. An experiment in genetics. I'm not mad at you, but I'm mad at my math teacher. Papa Will's Sweet Babies. What would you do for a blue Jolly Rancher? A bad book with bad advice. Plus, we're not calling nearly enough people Satan.     

- Things to know about how DNA kits are labelled - When a biological relative is a murderous psychopath - Trenches- finding listener Sandra's grandfather - Rebecca Autumn Sansom talks about her film Reckoning With the Primal Wound For help with your search or feedback go to cutoffgenes.com

- Iowa Original Birth Certificates now available to Adoptees- maybe! - What happens when biological parents marry and have more children - The "Baby Box" lady - Part 3 of story time with Michele East - For more info and help with your search go to cutoffgenes.com

- A happy story from "The Trenches" - Cal Penn's DNA tattoo debacle - Switched before birth: IVF lab mixup - Story-time with Reunion Coach Daryn Watson - For help with your search contact joolsjackson@cutoffgenes.com Subscribe, Rate and Review  

- Ground-breaking Genetic Genealogy events in the past week - Netflix Documentary "Found" - From the trenches- Julie attempts to reunite the families of 6 siblings who lost their parents in the 1918 Pandemic - Part 3 of a conversation with author Megan Culhane Galbraith - For assistance in your search contact joolsjackson@cutoffgenes.com

- Which license plate won? - Digitally mapping every grave in England - The real "Roe" baby - Part 2 of Brian Stanton's @ghostkingdom Epic Odyssey For help with your DNA search contact Julie Dixon Jackson at joolsjackson@cutoffgenes.com  

- Real Housewives Gen Genie connection - Surrogacy and DNA - Death Certificate lessons - A listener/client trench story - Part 2 of Holly's Epic Odyssey Contact Julie at joolsjackson@cutoffgenes.com

Special Independence Day Episode! - Part 1 of NPE Christy Jacobs' Epic Odyssey - New FULL episode next week Subscribe, Rate and Review For help with your bio family search contact Julie at joolsjackson@cutoffgenes.com

- A chance to solve the "Boy In The Box" case - From the trenches: truth is always stranger than fiction - Part 2 of my conversation with BK Jackson from @severancemag - Last episode of season 3- take time to catch up on old episodes. Contact for the show or assistance on your case: joolsjackson@cutoffgenes.com

In this crossover episode with the "Everything's Relative" host,  @joolsjackson talks with @evesturges about the discoveries she has made after four hours of analysis of Eve's Ancestry DNA results. For Eve's original appearance on the podcast please refer back to Episode 79. Subscribe, Rate and Review!

- Don't be intimidated by "legal" threats - Unplanned babies have "attachment" issues - Don't be fooled by coincidence!! - Part 2 of Cory Goodrich's Epic Odyssey For help finding biological family email joolsjackson@cutoffgenes.com

- An Adoptee's DNA reveals murder - Father gains custody of his biological daughter - Book Nook- American Baby by Gabrielle Glaser - Epic Odyssey with Cory Goodrich   Subscribe, Rate and Review

- Adoptive mothers, daughters and their hair - Stories from the Gen Genie Trenches - Part 2 of Jessica Stavena's Epic Odyssey - Please subscribe, rate and review. The Truth Is In Your Genes

- The gift of your own medical history - New England adopted brothers hit the motherlode of siblings - Part 2 of Cassondra Cooper's Epic Odyssey Subscribe, Rate and Review

In today's episode, we'll follow Leanne Wentworth as she discovers the many secrets that are hidden at the home belonging to her rather peculiar -- and mysterious -- Uncle Eugene. Credits: Writer/Producer: Ben Kempf Episode Music: Benjamin Krispin Theme Music; Garrett Vandenberg Actors: Marc LaPointe, Danny LaPointe, Micah Touchet, Peter Fazzari, Glenn Hascall, and Jared Weichert.

Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org.  The guys open with the latest news on the GEDMatch security breach. Then, Delaware is removing a public whipping post, largely used to punish African-Americans for petty crimes. Hear where it’s going. Next, it’s another son finding another car that once belonged to his father. Only this time it’s a unique car and it’s over in England. Catch the details. A woman who qualifies as a “Rosie the Riveter” from World War II is back serving her country again. Find out what this amazing woman is doing. Fisher next updates everyone on the latest with Ancestry and their raising of the limit for a match from 6 centiMorgans to 8. Fisher then follows up his visit from last week with Karra Porter, co-founder of Keepsake DNA. Today she reveals to Fisher whether any of his four ancestral envelopes that he supplied had sufficient DNA from which kits might soon be created. Be there for his “big reveal!” Melanie McComb, longtime friend of the show from NEHGS, then shares her knowledge of researching family who served in the clergy. You might be surprised at how much information can be found on these relatives and how much information on their family might be a part of it. David Lambert then returns for a pair of questions on Ask Us Anything. We cover a lot of ground this week on Extreme Genes, America’s Family History Show!

- GEDmatch data hack - Nature V Nurture and racism - Discoveries in @castlesongs tree - AncestryDNA match changes Subscribe, Rate and Review!

- Secrets from "The Genetic Detective" - Common genealogy "red flags" - Epic Odyssey with Lisette Austin @jetsetlisette  Subscribe, Rate and Review!

- Rich ventures to Costco - From the trenches- so many trenches - Part 2 of the Jesus DNA recap - Bonnie Wade Mucia finishes up her story time

- Our new normal- recording remotely from one another - Stories "from the trenches" - Part 1 of Story Time with Drew Dalzell   Subscribe, Rate and Review!

- A preliminary analysis of @castlesongs DNA results - Sites and Sounds of RootsTech - Google Earth for Graves - Story Time with Cathi Nelson Please subscribe, rate and review!

- Ceremonial naming of our "studio plant" -Census transcriptions and tidbits - From the trenches.... - Father fights for custody of daughter adopted out -Part 2 of story time with Alicia Valladao

- Unusual names found in the Census - The threat to another historical battlefield -  Revelations of mental health issues in genetic lines and their importance - LGTQ Adoptees/NPE's and the added challenges in finding family - Story time with Biological Mother Deborah Kohn - Happy Holidays.  Subscribe, Rate and Review!

- Tips on sharing trees from your phone or iPad -  Research Tree Privacy - DNA testing looks to solve yet another hundred year old mystery - Umbilical Cord Blood donor revealed by a consumer DNA test - Part 2 of Damon Davis of @WAIReally,  whoamireallypodcast.com  Subscribe, Rate and Review.  Please.

-The valuable black hole of YouTube - Preview of the Fall tv shows about DNA Genealogy - Can you extract DNA from cremains? - Beware of DNA 'outliers' - Part 2 of Story time with adoptee and author Laureen Pittman   Please subscribe, rate and review!

- Sometimes you solve stranger's mysteries to solve your own - Who is buried in John Dillinger's grave? - Why is it legal to deny people of their identity? - Story time with "MPE" Patty Bevere   Please subscribe, rate and review!!

- An update about the Federal Census - Bovine Genetic Genealogy - Reaching out to DNA matches- an ADOPTEE'S guide - Storytime with Caroline Hodges   Please subscribe, rate and review!

- @joolsjackson explains why vacuum cleaners suck up her sadness - A couple sues a fertility clinic in horrific mixup - Things you never knew about the U.S. Census - Part 2 of Jill B Gounder's Story Time   Please share @cutoffgenespod with your friends!

- Woo Hoo- we have recognition! - Clarifying King Arthur - Hold on to your rootless hair- consumer testing is coming - @joolsjackson overshares - The theory of eight surnames - Emily Peace tells part 2 of her Epic Odyssey   - Tell us YOUR story- joolsjackson@cutoffgenes.com Subscribe, Rate and Review.  

- The affirmation of the new New York State OBC Law - An initial breakdown of Latino naming conventions - @castlesongs provides a late in life discovery for @joolsjackson - Story time from Down Under with listener Emily Peace   Please subscribe, rate, review and share with your aspiring Gen- Genies

-The joy of discovering listeners that are related to you - 88 year old woman meets the 70 daughter she had been told had died soon after being born - The daunting effects of Acadians and Endogamy - If you test twice with the same company- why are your results different? - Part two of Janine Cate's amazing DNA story!   Remember to subscribe, rate and review!

-Welcome back to the first episode of 2019 - New DNA related TV viewing -Blaine Bettinger's DNA-Central.com -Never discount a more distant DNA match -Story-time with Janine Cate   Remember to subscribe, rate, review and share!!

In this final Episode of 2018 Robbie tells us her "epic odyssey" that has a twist worthy of an M. Night Shyamalan movie. Thank you for your continued support and feedback this year.  We'll be back January when the show will return to it's regular format. Have a wonderful holiday!!

- Belgian Royalty isn't immune to DNA testing - DNA Profile Indictments- news in Law Enforcement - @joolsjackson reminds us of the dangers of "confirmation bias" - Listener Sarah Needham (sarahneedham.com) shares the first part of her "Epic Odyssey" Remember to Subscribe, Rate and Review!

Friend of the show "Amy" joins @joolsjackson and @castlesongs in the studio to tell us about her experience with being told about a secret later in her life. Please SHARE with people who have been through a similar experience- or are just interested in Genetic Genealogy!

Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org.  Fisher starts out with info on the shiny new Extreme Genes Patrons Club.  David then shares the remarkable tale of a woman who lost her mother’s wedding dress and pix years ago, only to find them again. Wait til you hear this story! Then, just in time for back to school, hear what name young Prince George is going to go by since the Royal Family doesn’t have an official surname. Then, it’s a pair of Viking related discoveries, both remarkable in their own right. David then focuses the blogger spotlight on currach.johnjtierney.com.  John has some terrific tools to help you with your Irish genealogy! Next up, Fisher chats with DNA pro Paul Woodbury from LegacyTree.com.  Fisher has been helping a friend try to identify his birth father. When a female match showed, according to shared centiMorgans, she was a first cousin, but was twenty years older Fisher’s friend, he called Paul. And Paul had a very different read on the match. Hear why and what you can learn about centiMorgans and segments when analyzing your DNA matches. Then, it’s Photo Detective Maureen Taylor. Maureen and Fisher talk about the significance of houses in photographs. There are many facets to it, including identifying where and when a picture was taken, and, of course, something about the family itself. Hear Maureen’s usual great insight on early, and even contemporary, photos that contain houses. Then, Tom Perry from TMCPlace.com, the Preservation Authority, answers two more listener questions involving material digitized in the 1990s, that is now virtually unreadable, and some old film containers. That’s all this week on Extreme Genes, America’s Family History Show.

We are pleased to announce that we have passed the 2,000,000th download of our podcasts on 5 March 2017. Thank you to our listeners and our sponsors for making us a success! The Guys are very pleased to announce that they will be the speakers for the California Genealogical Society's inaugural Caribbean Genealogy Cruise. The Society is celebrating its 120th anniversary with a 7-night cruise on the luxurious Celebrity Cruise Line's Silhouette for a fantastic cruise, departing from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, on Sunday, 11 February 2018. The ship will call at ports in Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, and St. Maarten. The Genealogy Guys will present 12 separate lectures on the days at sea, and they will be available for one-on-one consultation appointments. Explore the islands, participate in optional on-shore activities, and enjoy a festive time with the speakers and other genealogists. Get the flyer with all the details at http://www.ahaseminars.com/upload/menu/Cruise_Flyer_-_Final.pdf . More information will be posted soon at the California Genealogical Society website at http://www.californiaancestors.org . The news includes: RootsMagic continues to work on adding Ancestry.com to its software's Hints facility. In the meantime, George has an article in the upcoming April/May 2017 issue of Internet Genealogy magazine titled “RootsMagic and WebHints: Harness the Power”. The Suzanne Winsor Freeman Memorial Student Grant Committee and the Southern California Genealogical Society announce the 2017 Student Grant and Jamboree Scholarship. Applications are due on 15 April 2017. Details and the application form are available at http://thefamilycurator.com/SWF-grant/. Evidentia announced the addition of a new facility, Cousin Tracker, to its software. A video is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbeZJmHSpEw&feature=youtu.be describing and demonstrating the new facility. Charleston, South Carolina's Board of Architectural Review has given its enthusiastic approval to the construction of a $75M International African American Museum there. Construction may begin by year's end. Fundraising is in process. Details are available at https://iaamuseum.org. Unlock the Past announces a Holy Land Tour in Israel (23 October – 1 November 2017) and a genealogy conference in Tel Aviv (1-2 November 2017). Details are available at http://www.unlockthepast.com.au/events/holy-land-tour-and-genealogy-conference-israel. Findmypast has added new records and updates to existing collections, including: Scotland Post Office Directories; Lower Canada Census 1842, Yorkshire Memorial Inscriptions; Anglo-Boer War Records 1899-1902; Northamptonshire Baptisms; Warwickshire Monumental Inscriptions; United States Marriages; and the Periodical Source Index. Drew shares new and updated collections at FamilySearch. Listener email includes: Katherine shares a link to A Timeline Map of US Since 1820 at http://kottke.org/17/03/a-timeline-map-of-us-immigration-since-1820 . Gavin shared a link to Grace's Guide to British Industrial History at http://www.gracesguide.co.uk with images of company listings in directories and newspapers and a number of biographies. Sam is researching Williams and Traylor ancestors, and asks about the possibilities of expanding his knowledge by upgrading to a Y-DNA 111-marker test. Matt shares the importance of interviewing your elders, and provides a link to his blog entry on the subject at http://matthewkmiller.blogspot.com/2017/02/interview-your-elders.html . Richard tells about the origins of his genealogical interest. Doug asks what is the point of doing genealogy if no one else in the family is or will be interested. Jim asks about the amount of shared DNA (in centiMorgans) and relationships based on the amount of shared DNA. Mike discusses the difficulties in obtaining official death records in New Jersey and asks for suggestions for alternative approaches. Chris asks for suggestions for locating records of an ancestor who arrived in the US in the 1780s and ultimately migrated to Tennessee. Aha! Seminars, Inc., can deliver webinars by George and/or Drew to your genealogical society for a very affordable price. Learn more at http://www.ahaseminars.com/cpage.php?pt=10 .