Podcasts about geneaology

Rebecca and Shannon chat with Jan and Stacey from the Great Falls Genealogy Society! In this episode, they dive into the society's 50-year history, the fascinating details you can uncover about your ancestors, and how genealogy can be more exciting than you ever imagined. Whether you're just starting your research or already deep into your family tree, this conversation is full of insights, tips, and a few fun stories along the way. https://gfgenealogy.org

According to Heritagediscovered.com, with there being nearly 48 million Black people in the US today, Black genealogy research can be a real challenge, especially for finding families before the 1870 census, the first census to name many Black people for the first time. Researching African American ancestors, whether freed or formerly enslaved, can be time consuming, yet fortunately, more resources are coming online as records get digitized to help you build your family tree.In this episode we speak with Viola Baskerville, Suzanne Walker, and Shamele Jordan.Viola Baskerville is a Richmond, Virginia native; however, she traces her paternal ancestry to several families with deep roots in both Buckingham and Cumberland Counties in Virginia. She has traced her maternal lines to King William County, Virginia and Sevier County, Arkansas. Shamele Jordan is a professional genealogist, producer, writer, and lecturer. Her biographical highlights include: award winning TV producer of Genealogy Quick Start, and researcher for the PBS series Oprah's Roots: African American Lives I and II. She is the former president of the African American Genealogy Group in Philadelphia.Suzanne Walker is president of the Arlington VA chapter of the Links Incorporated and is a Family History Enthusiast.She has been curious about her family history for a very long time, and is focusing on research on her great grandmother being an enslaved person in Virginia. She promotes Black people honoring and knowing our history and believes it is a legacy worth preserving.

What is most important to you - Worldly success or knowing God intimately now and forever?

What is most important to you - Worldly success or knowing God intimately now and forever?

Genealological work isn't easy, but it can be especially difficult for people directly related to some of the millions of men, women, and children who were enslaved in pre-and-post colonial America through chattel slavery. Many Black Americans say they wish they knew more about those who came before them, and American Ancestors wants to help make that a reality through the new "10 Million Names" project. President and CEO Ryan Woods talks with Nichole about the importance of this work, how they're tracking down those whose names have been lost to history, and what you can do to help.

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Katie's guest for this episode is Kate Troll, author of a memoir with an unusual focus. It chronicles, as she entered her seventies, the discovery of two siblings Kate never knew existed. And how these discoveries both challenged and strengthened her newfound family and her relationships with the siblings she grew up with. All in Due Time, A Memoir of Siblings, Genealogy, Secrets and Love, can be found at bookstores in Alaska and online.  Please subscribe and follow the 49 Writers Active Voice podcast on Apple, Spotify and 49writers.org. And help spread the word by liking it on podcast platforms or sharing with friends and family. This conversation was recorded at KTOO Juneau. Music by Liz Snyder and Alex Kotlarz. I'm Katie Bausler.

Skeptics zero in on why Jesus' family history is different in Matthew's Gospel than in Luke's. But this isn't sloppy research; it's all by design. 

Matthew is a book about some very good news. Matthew's purpose in writing this Gospel is to give an account for the good news about Jesus Christ - how he came to earth, what he did, what he said, and what he accomplished through his death and resurrection. To do that, Matthew had to set us up with the Genealogy of Jesus.

Does our DNA impact how we see the world? And what about cultural context? Tune in to hear more thoughts on the intersectionality of neuroscience, psychology, and culture! *RESOURCES* OFFICIAL WEBSITE: educatoraide.com Do you need support with processing a potential transition out of your current job? BOOK YOUR FREE CONSULT CALL WITH OUR WORKPLACE WELLNESS EXPERT: https://calendly.com/karagonzalezhoward EPISODE ARTICLE RESOURCE: Early Life Experience: It's in Your DNA Surprising study suggests experiences while young cause the brain to experience changes to the genome #culturalawareness #emotionalintelligence #culturalintelligence #culturalpsychology #communication #interculturalcommunication #socialcapital #adaptiveleadership #leadership #retention #millennials #humanresources #neuroscience #selflove #culture --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educatoraide/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educatoraide/support

This week, Chelsea teams up with 23andMe for a very spit-ful episode.  Chelsea and Catherine discover their real lineage, who's most likely to get gout, and are shocked at how much their reports can tell them about themselves.  Then: A listener with two moms discovers a number of new siblings - that reaches into double-digits.  A cousin wonders if she should spill the beans about a secret sister before a big wedding.  And an adoptee learns that it's important to understand your genes before you make out with strangers at a party. * Need some advice from Chelsea? Email us at DearChelseaProject@gmail.com * Executive Producer Nick Stumpf Produced by Catherine Law Edited & Engineered by Brandon Dickert * * * * * The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the Podcast author, or individuals participating in the Podcast, and do not represent the opinions of iHeartMedia or its employees.  This Podcast should not be used as medical advice, mental health advice, mental health counseling or therapy, or as imparting any health care recommendations at all.  Individuals are advised to seek independent medical, counseling advice and/or therapy from a competent health care professional with respect to any medical condition, mental health issues, health inquiry or matter, including matters discussed on this Podcast. Guests and listeners should not rely on matters discussed in the Podcast and shall not act or shall refrain from acting based on information contained in the Podcast without first seeking independent medical advice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Chelsea teams up with 23andMe for a very spit-ful episode.  Chelsea and Catherine discover their real lineage, who's most likely to get gout, and are shocked at how much their reports can tell them about themselves.  Then: A listener with two moms discovers a number of new siblings - that reaches into double-digits.  A cousin wonders if she should spill the beans about a secret sister before a big wedding.  And an adoptee learns that it's important to understand your genes before you make out with strangers at a party. * Need some advice from Chelsea? Email us at DearChelseaProject@gmail.com * Executive Producer Nick Stumpf Produced by Catherine Law Edited & Engineered by Brandon Dickert * * * * * The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the Podcast author, or individuals participating in the Podcast, and do not represent the opinions of iHeartMedia or its employees.  This Podcast should not be used as medical advice, mental health advice, mental health counseling or therapy, or as imparting any health care recommendations at all.  Individuals are advised to seek independent medical, counseling advice and/or therapy from a competent health care professional with respect to any medical condition, mental health issues, health inquiry or matter, including matters discussed on this Podcast. Guests and listeners should not rely on matters discussed in the Podcast and shall not act or shall refrain from acting based on information contained in the Podcast without first seeking independent medical advice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every city has its own iconic food, particularly a sandwich. And in Chicago, it's the 'Italian Beef,' made even more well-known by the recent TV series "The Bear." Historian Anthony Buccini shares the facts of why it's Italian. We learn how the sandwich went from being served at festive occasions to being a staple take-out from a sandwich stand, all the while preserving its socio-cultural place in the cookery of Naples.Photo Courtesy of Jeffrey CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia CommonsHeritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support A Taste of the Past by becoming a member!A Taste of the Past is Powered by Simplecast.

We continue to dig deep into our ancestral roots of identity. The act of regeneration was a process that transformed all things. One of the confusing issues around this discussion relates to sin and death. Why did Paul tell the Gentiles that sin and death were going to be removed when the Deliverer came out of Zion? The Gentiles thought the regeneration process was complete when Christ died on the cross for their sins. If you want to know your ancestry you have to do the research. So once again we research the Narrative for the roots of our universal, world-centric identity. 

Outline:East of EdenEsau and AdahThe AmalekitesEliphaz and JobabEsau and BasemathEsau and AholibamahHadad, King of EdomBalaam, King of Edom The Last EdomiteChargeSaint Athanasius ChurchContra Mundum SwaggerVideo Version

Are you going to let other people tell your story? If you haven't written your personal history, that's exactly what will happen according to Linda Jones, the Writing Doula. Jones is a veteran journalist, writing consultant, and grief recovery specialist who provides writing solutions for storytelling, legacy-keeping, healing, and self-care. Many people avoid writing because of "red pen syndrome" from school writing assignments. However, writing can be part of self-healing and mood stabilization according to Jones. In this episode, we discuss-*legacy writing to document your personal history and genealogical information *why newsrooms write obituaries for celebrities like Betty White long before they die *how to turn your life history into a family heirloom *why grieving family members are the worst people to write your obituary *mental health benefits of expressive writing Learn more about Linda Jones at thewritingdoula.com and https://afrobituary.com/. Please like, comment, and subscribe today!

Ohmies Season 2 opens with artist and archivist Joyce LeeAnn. Joyce is the founding owner of Archival Alchemy and the Archivist After Hours.  In the artist's own words, both brands were born out of the space that Joyce needed to reunite all the parts of herself into something magical so that she could transmute and transform energy from grieving to healing. We connected through her work with ASALH, The Association for the Study of African-American Life and History, also known as the founders of Black History Month. Please share this conversation and collaboration to continue to amplify the legacy of our ancestor Dr. Carter G. Woodson. Welcome black to the mat!  https://www.instagram.com/archv_alchemy/https://www.instagram.com/archivistafterhours/ Show Hosted by Jewell Singletary https://www.gratitudegriot.com/Podcast Produced by Manny Faces Media www.mannyfacesmedia.comOriginal Logo Design by Omelly https://www.instagram.com/yella.views/Original Music Engineered and Produced: BassFourFive Productions Bassfourfive@gmail.comTranscripts by Jewell Singletary using www.trint.com Podcast Description:Yoga Wit the Ohmies is a curated conversation space where we chat all things mental, physical, and spiritual wellbeing to inspire personal growth. Our show is hosted by Jewell Singletary, a trauma informed yoga instruction, meditation guide and therapeutic art coach. Each episode features an interview with well-being advocates and mental health experts that share their top tools for evolution and embodying wellbeing. Yoga is the practice of being present. Thank you for sharing some moments with the Ohmies in loving healing communication!

The perfect Savior did not come through perfect people or for perfect people.

The perfect Savior did not come through perfect people or for perfect people.

In this Raw Rerun, Kris & Allie talk with reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Pei-Li Huang about women's health issues, IVF, donor eggs, health care advocacy, and more. They delve into infertility processes and stigmas, as well as the changing landscape of women's healthcare. Dr. Huang is board certified in Obstetrics & Gynecology as well as Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility. An active member of the Massachusetts Medical Society, Dr. Huang is a champion for women's reproductive health. She is a co-founder of Fertility Solutions, an IVF center, in New England.SHOWNOTESLinks to resources discussed in this podcast-  Dr. Pei-Li's Huang's practice, Fertility Solutions, an IVF center with locations in New England- For information on infertility, go to ReproductiveFacts.org- For fertility advocacy, a good place to start is Resolve: The National Infertility Association- For information about women's health, check out ACOG: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynocologists- Dani Shapiro's book Inheritance: A Memoir of Geneaology, Paternity, and Love- Wiki article on estradiol (please consult with your medical professional!)- Vagifem  website (please consult with your medical professional!)- Steinway & Sons PianosConnect with Raw Female- Join our email list and we'll remind you when new episodes drop.- Follow us on Instagram at @rawfemalepodcast- If you enjoyed this episode or learned something new, forward to a friend!- And don't forget to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!Here's what we discussed with Dr. Pei-Li Huang- Meet Dr. Pei-Li Huang, reproductive endocrinologist (00:21)- Hormones effect everything! (02:18)- Research on men—but what about the ladies? (02:24)- Trends on HRT & Pei-Li's thoughts (06:02)- Ouch - vaginal dryness! (07:27)- Men discuss infertility with Pei-Li (10:23)- Let's talk female libido research (11:24)- Allie pipes up about the patriarchy (12:24)- IVF and Raw Female's older demographic (14:15)-  Donor eggs and aging out (15:44)- The odd stigma around donor eggs (18:08)- Feeling “something's broken” (21:06)- Serving the transgender community (25:17)- Advocating for insurance coverage for fertility treatment (26:22)- Protocol and complications for older patients (28:19)- Should I freeze my eggs? (31:2)- Trends Pei-Li is seeing now (33:58)- Lobbying the AMA to define infertility as a disease (35:46)- Are we making headway on women's healthcare policy (37:45)- Pei-Li and her piano (38:05)Raw Female: Informational. Positive. Solution-based. Fun.

In this episode, I present Friedrich Nietzsche's concept of the Will to Power. *The Geneaology of Morals was released AFTER Beyond Good & Evil* If you want to support me, you can do that with these links: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theoryandphilosophy paypal.me/theoryphilosophy Twitter: @DavidGuignion IG: @theory_and_philosophy

In this weeks episode, I chatted to Tour Guide & Genealogist- John Ducie. He talked about how he got into studying Geneaology, the rise in people searching for their ancestry and why it was needed historically, the origins of Irish family names, the Irish Diaspora, DNA testing and how this works? and the modern-day Irish.   He retold a powerful story about helping an American client find his ancestry. John also talked about Irish, Gaelic, Celtic languages, and in this chat, he goes through a Historical journey of Ireland. You can check out John's Tours and find more about your ancestry.   www.johnstoursofireland.ie And you can also let me know your thoughts and follow me on social media for more episodes with interesting folk. Twitter:  https://twitter.com/HarteLines Instagram: @hartelinespodcast I'm very grateful for John giving of his time. Thanks for listening if you enjoy this episode, please share it with a friend and remember you are always welcome here on Hartelines.

On this episode of Knowing Animals, we speak to Dr Justyna Włodarczyk, who is an Assistant Professor in the Department of North American Cultures and Literatures at Warsaw University in Poland. We discuss her 2018 book Genealogy of Obedience: Reading North American Dog Training Literature, 1850s-2000s, which was published by Brill. This episode of Knowing Animals is sponsored by the Australasian Animal Studies Association and the Animal Publics book series at Sydney University Press.

Special guest, Amy, joins Megan and Michelle to talk about triplets, genealogy, boundaries, dumb questions, superfecundation, and grocery store sideshows.

2e émission de la 50e session... Cette semaine, post-bop, free-bop et free! En musique: Hasaan Ibn Ali sur l'album Metaphysics: The Lost Atlantic Album  (Omnivore, 2021, enr. 1965); Joe Lovano & Dave Douglas Sound Prints sur l'album Other Worlds  (Greenleaf, 2021); CODE Quartet sur l'album Geneaology  (Justin Time, 2021); Koma Saxo sur l'album Live  (We Jazz, 2021); Thomas Heberer / Joe Fonda / Joe Hertenstein sur l'album Remedy  (Fundacja Słuchaj, 2021); Will Glaser & James Allsopp sur l'album New River Ramble  (Indépendant, 2020)...

2e émission de la 50e session... Cette semaine, post-bop, free-bop et free! En musique: Hasaan Ibn Ali sur l'album Metaphysics: The Lost Atlantic Album  (Omnivore, 2021, enr. 1965); Joe Lovano & Dave Douglas Sound Prints sur l'album Other Worlds  (Greenleaf, 2021); CODE Quartet sur l'album Geneaology  (Justin Time, 2021); Koma Saxo sur l'album Live  (We Jazz, 2021); Thomas Heberer / Joe Fonda / Joe Hertenstein sur l'album Remedy  (Fundacja Słuchaj, 2021); Will Glaser & James Allsopp sur l'album New River Ramble  (Indépendant, 2020)...

Cale begins with a sneak preview of Jacob, Joseph & Reuben’s later relationships.  He then talks the sons of Jacob, completing the 12 tribes of Israel.  Cale analyzes the descendants of Esau, breaking down the meanings of the names of those descendants and its significance.  Cale ends talking about marriage and the dangers of marrying […] All show notes at I Dream of Geneaology - This podcast produced by Relevant Radio

Kris & Allie talk with reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Pei-Li Huang about women's health issues, IVF, donor eggs, health care advocacy, and more. They delve into infertility processes and stigmas, as well as the changing landscape of women's healthcare. Dr. Huang is board certified in Obstetrics & Gynecology as well as Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility. An active member of the Massachusetts Medical Society, Dr. Huang is a champion for women's reproductive health. She is a co-founder of Fertility Solutions, an IVF center, in New England.SHOWNOTESLinks to resources discussed in this podcast-  Dr. Pei-Li's Huang's practice, Fertility Solutions, an IVF center with locations in New England- For information on infertility, go to ReproductiveFacts.org- For fertility advocacy, a good place to start is Resolve: The National Infertility Association- For information about women's health, check out ACOG: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynocologists- Dani Shapiro's book Inheritance: A Memoir of Geneaology, Paternity, and Love- Wiki article on estradiol (please consult with your medical professional!)- Vagifem  website (please consult with your medical professional!)- Steinway & Sons PianosConnect with Raw Female- Join our email list and we'll remind you when new episodes drop.- Follow us on Instagram at @rawfemalepodcast- If you enjoyed this episode or learned something new, forward to a friend!- And don't forget to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!Here's what we discussed with Dr. Pei-Li Huang- Meet Dr. Pei-Li Huang, reproductive endocrinologist (00:21)- Hormones effect everything! (02:18)- Research on men—but what about the ladies? (02:24)- Trends on HRT & Pei-Li’s thoughts (06:02)- Ouch - vaginal dryness! (07:27)- Men discuss infertility with Pei-Li (10:23)- Let’s talk female libido research (11:24)- Allie pipes up about the patriarchy (12:24)- IVF and Raw Female’s older demographic (14:15)-  Donor eggs and aging out (15:44)- The odd stigma around donor eggs (18:08)- Feeling “something’s broken” (21:06)- Serving the transgender community (25:17)- Advocating for insurance coverage for fertility treatment (26:22)- Protocol and complications for older patients (28:19)- Should I freeze my eggs? (31:2)- Trends Pei-Li is seeing now (33:58)- Lobbying the AMA to define infertility as a disease (35:46)- Are we making headway on women’s healthcare policy (37:45)- Pei-Li and her piano (38:05)Raw Female: Informational. Positive. Solution-based. Fun.

DNA: ID Episode 1 Jody LoomisIn 1972, Jody Loomis was raped, shot in the head and left for dead in rural Snohomish County, Washington. Police were stymied in their hunt for her killer – Jody had no enemies, and all persons of interest were ruled out. Her case went cold. But a fortuitous discovery permitted investigators to use forensic genealogy to point to a family of six brothers, one of whom was her killer. Jody's case was solved after 48 years of anguish for her family. Follow DNA: ID on Social Mediaon Twitter at- https://twitter.com/DNAIDPodcaston Facebook at- https://www.facebook.com/DNA-ID-True-Crime-Podcast-103667495017418on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/dnaidpodcast/Podcast home page- https://www.spreaker.com/show/dna-id

Welcome to DNA: IDThis short welcome to the podcast discusses the types of cases we'll be covering, and gives a brief refresher about the terminology listeners will be hearing relating to forensic genealogy. Follow DNA: ID on Social Mediaon Twitter at- https://twitter.com/DNAIDPodcaston Facebook at- https://www.facebook.com/DNA-ID-True-Crime-Podcast-103667495017418on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/dnaidpodcast/Podcast home page- https://www.spreaker.com/show/dna-id

The author of the book of Ruth finishes his love story with a ... genealogy?Yes!Rather than words to be glossed over, the genealogies in Scripture are reminders that God accomplishes HIs purposes over time through real people.So Ruth ends as the Gospels begin ... with a list of names that tell a gospel story.

We talk about the plans we have for the holiday season coming up and then dig into the geneaology of Jesus.

An introduction into our new series where we begin to steep ourselves into the way and heart of Jesus. This week we explore why Matthew begins his account with a seemingly boring genealogy.

An introduction into our new series where we begin to steep ourselves into the way and heart of Jesus. This week we explore why Matthew begins his account with a seemingly boring genealogy.

The swift approach of Fall once again brings with it the soft music of a ball, this time from the world of Jugdral, as we get a new Dancer banner from Geneaology of the Holy War. We discuss the new banner as well as the next resplendent hero and the new revival banner Twitter poll. What's this? No Game Club this week? Sorry folks, some scheduling has caused us to push the conclusion of Cindered Shadows to next week. Stay tuned!

Tim Yarbrough introduces this “throwback” talk in which George discusses how God uses covenantal succession through people… even the unexpected people. Turns out, the Lord only has imperfect people to use. That means, we're all— by His grace— qualified. (This talk comes from George's 2009 lecture at the ACCS— Association of Christian and Classical Schools— conference.)

Aquatic Tale Enthusiast/Whale Fearer Josie tells Mel about a pod of killer whales who worked for a company of human whalers in Eden, NSW back in the 1800s.Credits:2014 Scientific American blog by Bec Crewhttps://blogs.scientificamerican.com/running-ponies/the-legend-of-old-tom-and-the-gruesome-law-of-the-tongue/2010 Sydney Morning Herald article the King of the Killers by Steve Meachamhttps://www.smh.com.au/environment/conservation/the-king-of-the-killers-20100916-15er7.html2017 History Cooperative article by Meghan No Surnamehttps://historycooperative.org/history-whaling-twofold-bay/ Geneaology website Monaro Pioneers, a 2016 post by Cheryl Moorehttp://www.monaropioneers.com/davidsonaw.htm 2010 ABC South East NSW article by Bill Brown http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/2010/09/17/3014987.htmAs always, love us please:Join The Zest Is History Podcast group on FB by searching for "The Zest Is History Podcast" on Facebook.Follow us on Instagram @thezestishistory and Twitter @ZestHistory.Follow Mel on Instagram @melissamason_ and Josie on Instagram @josierozeHooroo! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's program: ITW Season 5 Ep# 97: Exodus 5:19-6:29 - The Geneaology Of Aaron. Join us today at www.IntoTheWord2020.com or podcast. Distributed by ReSermon.com. @ReSermon

Nancy Haynes solved the mystery of her father’s identity through an Ancestry.com DNA test. She was surprised to learn he was a well-known North Carolina lawyer. 

Rep. Chynah Tyler (D- Suffolk 7th) comes on the show to tell us about the Boston Black Restaurant Challenge. She talks with Nichole about the restaurants involved in the Challenge, how it was developed to honor Black History Month, and the extra set of hurdles Black business owners face - not just in Boston, but around the country. Genevra Morse, Director of Education and Online Programs for the New England Historical Genealogical Society, is on the show to talk about the Society’s new “Four Nation” Concert Series. This is the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower landing, but the history is far more complex than many of us may realize. Genevra explains the roles of the Dutch, English, and Wampanoag in the story of the Pilgrims, and details the lecture-concert series that kicks off next week with music that has roots from centuries ago.

On this episode of The Hoardganize Podcast Professional Organizers Rachel Seavey and Janine Adams discuss using ancestry.com and how to research and organize your genealogy. Tune in to: Learn tips and tricks on how to navigate ancestry.com Learn about other valuable resources that will help you trace your roots Discover how to record and track your ancestry findings in an organized fashion

Listen to the full sho for #Chewsday, October 29th, 2019! Today’s segments include: -The River Turntable: Fleetwood Mac’s “Never Going Back Again”  Poison’s “Fallen Angel” -What’s Your Deal: Robot Umpires = BAD IDEA!!! -News -Social Survey: Which Household Chore Do You Hate The Most? -I Dream Of Genealogy -Most Haunted Places In Sacramento -Celebrities Behaving Badly -Taste Great Update TheDogAndJoeSho is live Monday-Friday 5:45am-10:00am on 93.7 The River in Sacramento, CA!

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Yvette’s conversation with Marilyn Drucker takes a look at another aspect of one’s legacy: tracing one’s family genealogy. Marilyn, an instructor/mentor at Thomas Edison State University, has developed a passion for genealogy. As an amateur genealogist, she shares many ways that anyone can begin to trace their family’s genealogy.

Do you have a story about going to language classes, Saturday schools, religious community groups, clubs, music lessons, or other alternative classrooms where you learned about your culture or heritage? Was it a positive, negative, or mixed experience for you? We're producing an episode of the podcast exploring the ways that we learn where we come from — for better or for worse. And we want this episode to be based in the experiences of you, our listeners. So please share your story with us: Record a voice memo on your phone. Please keep it to three minutes or less. It doesn’t have to be perfect! Email your voice memo to community@selfevidentshow.com. Include your name, location, and age in the email. We’re looking for a wide variety of stories and memories, including from people of South Asian, Southeast Asian, East Asian, and Pacific Islander descent; mixed-race folx; adoptees; kids; parents; grandparents; and people who speak a language other than English. Got an idea for a person or community organization we should talk to about this episode? Please share this bonus episode with them, or email us at community@selfevidentshow.com.

Family History and Geneaology with Jill Crandell, How To Get Your Dream Job with Kerri Twigg, ArtLifting with Liz Powers, Summer Snacks with Josh and Amy, Goat Yoga with Lainey Morse, Movie Reviews with Eric D. Snider

The Genealogy of Our Lord. Why the Orthodox Church still reads this passage just before the Christmas Feast. Jesus descends from a real family, warts and all. The Genealogy is a type of creed, a statement of faith.

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The Golden State Killer has been unmasked using a revolutionary DNA technique.  The case and ingenious investigation leading to the dramatic arrest of former police officer Joseph James DeAngelo is discussed as well as the burgeoning debate about genetic privacy.

 Tit_3:9  But avoid foolish questions, and genealogies, and contentions, and strivings about the law; for they are unprofitable and vain. avoid:  Tit_1:14, 1Ti_1:3-7, 1Ti_4:7, 2Ti_2:23 unprofitable:  Job_15:3, 1Co_8:1, 1Co_13:2, 2Ti_2:14 RECIPROCAL Mar_7:7 - in vain Act_18:15 - a question Rom_2:8 - contentious 1Co_3:12 - wood 1Ti_1:4 - endless 1Ti_1:6 - turned 1Ti_6:4 - words 1Ti_6:20 - avoiding 2Ti_2:16 - shun

Listen as embodied dream worker and ancestral lineage repair practitioner Seyta Selter of Innerlands speaks to the practices of dreaming with ancestors, and the healing power of erotic dreams.

The process of indexing is incredibly easy with the help of Family Search's online resources. KSL's Family Gathering Host Grant Nielsen is joined by Chris Whitehead Vice President of Record Operations and Star Hall Vice President of Records and Partners Growth at Family Search who describe the process of finding the indexed records right on their sites. Plus, you can even base the searches on how experienced you are with family history gathering. KSL NewsRadio's Family Gathering connects people and families across many generations. If you are new to family histories, let Family Gathering's host Grant Nielsen guide your search for the family you never knew you had. Family Gathering is sponsored by Family Search. Discover your family history. Explore the world's largest collection of free family trees, genealogy records, and resources at Familysearch.org.

This episode of Big Blend Radio's Champagne Sundays variety show streamed live on Dec. 17, 2017. How to Find Your Family Roots in England with Glynn Burrows – Norfolk Tours UK. The legendary Curved Air lead singer and founding member Sonja Kristina discusses her newly released 2-CD compilation ANTHOLOGY. West Coast Lobster Rolls with 5-Star Chef Ivan Flowers. www.BigBlendRadio.com

Discovering God Hour - 01/03/16

Discovering God Hour - 01/03/16

Interview with Joshua Schraiber, National Science Foundation Post-doctoral fellow at the University of Washington

On the Sunday before Nativity, the genealogy from St. Matthew's Gospel is read. This is a "rouges gallery" of people, and the spiritual meaning is clear. God can make anything good. He is always in control. We have no excuses if we are bad. This is not a reason to stop trying, only this will cause us to fall. If we try, God will make the bad good. This is truly good news!

There were over 300 prophecies that came true concerning the Birth of Jesus as the Savior and Messiah. Jesus is in the Royal bloodline of Abraham and King David. He is also in the Divine Bloodline of God. When a person accepts Jesus they accept and are adopted into this bloodline. This brings new life to all who accept Jesus as Lord and Savior.

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Fisher continues Extreme Genes' first anniversary month with two stories about boys photographed in dresses around the turn of the last century.  Family Histoire News includes the release of over 1,000 love letters from one time President Warren G. Harding to his mistress!  The oldest living American is now 116.  The braids of a uniformed British Naval Officer that were cut from his uniform when he was tended to after losing his arm in World War I has been returned to the family.  Wait til you hear the story behind this one!  Plus, students in Britain find the 1,700 year old bodies of a family of Romans!  It may change the narrative of those early times.   Jennifer Utley from Ancestry.com talks about that company's recent release of prison records.  What times and places do they cover and what can we expect to find in them?  Listen to find out.   And the guys who call themselves "Task Force History" in Alabama come on to talk about their latest find.  What was it?  And where was it found?  And what happened when they presented it to a family member?  We'll have the whole story.   Plus, Tom Perry from TMCPlace.com talks about how to shoot better photos and videos.  That's why he's the "Preservation Authority!" 

Dave Annal explains how to make the most out of London's diverse collection of records.

Kheven Lee LaGrone, curator, I Am America:  Black Genealogy Through the Eye of An Artist, November 5, 2011 through February 2, 2012 at the San Francisco's Main Public Library's African American Center. A genealogists/artists reception will take place on Sunday, November 20, 2011 from 1 pm to 2 pm. A program follows from 2 pm to 3 pm in the Latino Hispanic Room.  Participating artists: Alice Beasley (quiltmaker); Inez Brown (mixed media); Karen Oyekanmi (doll maker); Makeda Rashidi (painter); Malik Seneferu (painter); Marion Coleman (quiltmaker); Morrie Turner (cartoonist); Nate Creekmore (cartoonist); Nena St. Louis (sculptor); Nicka Smith (mixed media); Orlonda Uffre (painter); TaSin Sabir (mixed media); Tomye (mixed media) We close with a conversation with members of Umoja:Damu Sudi Alii (piano) and Muhammad Bilal Hanif (alto & soprano saxophones): Dance of the Kalahari: In Memorium Concert.at the 57th Street Gallery, in Oakland, Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011, 2-5:30 PM, featuring besides Damu & M.B. Hanif, Larry Douglas (trumpet & flugelhorn), Mali Vincent Williams (bass), Willie G (vocals) and others. The ensemble is honoring the memory of founding members: Kenneth Byrd (flutist) & Kamau Seitu (drums). There will be free food at the event.  Admission is $10.00 per person. Music featured: Umoja: Blessings & Dance of the Kalahari; Rene Marie's Lift Ev'ry Voice.  An archived interview with Lavinia Currier, OKA director, opens the show. She speaks about her latest film, in theatres Oct. 28, 2011. OKA is the story of the Bayaka people in Central West Africa and an ethnomusicologist Larry Whitmore, who falls in love with the people and culture. Visit http://okamovie.com/