Podcast appearances and mentions of tyler stahle

Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, the Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org.  The guys talk about a new download record on the podcast side of the show… over 63,000 for January. Thank you genies! David then shares some historic anniversaries from the past two weeks, including the liberation of Auschwitz in 1945, the start of Prohibition in 1920 and the commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the Mayflower. Plus Arlington Cemetery is getting a reprieve on its space problems. Hear what has happened. Speaking of cemeteries, a grave yard in Tennessee is in trouble for reusing a casket! Get the details. Another lost African-American cemetery has been found in Florida. This time its under an office building. David then talks about a DNA study you might play a role in concerning Scotland and the Shetland Islands. Next, Fisher visits with Dr. Henry Louis Gates from the PBS show Finding Your Roots. Dr. Gates talks about the most recent episode and gets into an important discussion with Fisher about what genealogy can do to teach people about themselves. It’s a remarkable conversation by an icon in our field. Then, if you’re wondering what’s happening at RootsTech 2020, Tyler Stahle and Jen Allen from familysearch.org take a few minutes to go through the highlights. It’s going to be a great conference! David Allen Lambert then returns for Ask Us Anything. David and Fisher tackle a question about a dispute over an ancestral couple and where they’re buried and how to resolve it. Also, a genie wants to know about finding an account of a family story he has heard since his youth. That’s all this week on Extreme Genes, America’s Family History Show!

Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org. The guys begin Family Histoire News with word of the first court case involving a defendant identified by genetic genealogy. Hear why this case has long term implications. Then, it’s a librarian getting into the law enforcement game helping authorities identify the bodies of three murder victims. Find out what she did and how she did it. Next, imagine the shock of one Mississippi man when he saw a commercial showing a photo of his third great grandfather! Hear what that experience has changed in this man’s life. David next shares the story of a 101-year-old World War II vet who had a unique experience with his grandson… one that no one in the family will ever forget. David’s Blogger Spotlight shines on a familiar name this week… Blaine Bettinger. Looking to learn about DNA genealogical research? His site, TheGeneticGenealogist.com, contains a wealth of information. In the second segment, Gretchen Jorgensen, a genetic genealogy specialist from Legacy Tree Genealogists visits with Fisher about Ancestry’s new Beta product, “Thru Lines.” Have you tried it yet? Next, Fisher visits with Tyler Stahle about this fall’s first RootsTech London, FamilySearch has announced one of the keynote speakers and performers. Hear who it is and what’s to come. Then, Dr. Scott Woodward joins Fisher for “Ask Us Anything.” Dr. Woodward answers the question, “With DNA, how far back can you expect to prove (or disprove) paternity.” Dr. Woodward’s answer might surprise you! That’s all this week on Extreme Genes, America’s Family History Show!

Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org. The guys begin their Family Histoire News with word that our Neanderthal DNA is not reducing over time. David explains what science is telling us. Then, they share the wonderful story of how a baby was found in an ash can in Korea in the early 1950s by some US Navy men and what has happened to his life since. David then talks about a couple of identical twins that got some consistently odd ethnicity results with their DNA tests. Then David talks about a remarkable find he made in the divorce records of his maternal grandfather and reviews Peter Jackson’s World War I documentary “They Shall Not Grow Old.”  David’s Blogger Spotlight this week shines on a blogger simply known as “Zoe.” Zestyz.wordpress.com is something of a new blog which talks about ancestors and early Hollywood. Next, Fisher visits with Tyler Stahle of RootsTech. Tyler fills you in on this year’s speakers, features and highlights of RootsTech 2019, February 27-March 2, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Tyler also has a special discount for Extreme Genes listeners! Then, Fisher talks to Lucy Mimna Goodwin of San Diego. Lucy was not a fan of her middle name. But when her research told the story of the Mimna branch of the family, it changed everything. Hear what Lucy learned about her family ties to automobile pioneers. Then Tom Perry, the Preservation Authority from TMCPlace.com, talks about a wowy new camera that might rock your world as you prepare your family histories. That’s all this week on Extreme Genes, America’s Family History Show!

  At RootsTech, we believe in the power of family – and discovering your family story has never been easier! RootsTech is the world’s largest family history conference held annually in Salt Lake City, Utah. In 2019, the conference will also be expanding to London. RootsTech offers more than 300 breakout sessions on topics such as DNA, records, and preserving family memories as well as a gigantic expo hall and daily celebrity keynote speakers. In this broadcast, Tara Bergeson and Tyler Stahle talk about the upcoming RootsTech Salt Lake City and London conferences and what RootsTech is doing to plan and execute world-class family history events. RootsTech is hosted by FamilySearch International. Tara Bergeson, Director of Content, RootsTech Tara works as the Director of Content and oversees the RootsTech class schedule, speakers, registration, check-in, volunteers and customer service. Regardless of the stress level, Tara can always be found with a smile on her face and a calm demeanor. Tyler Stahle, Marketing Manager, RootsTech Tyler oversees all marketing and communications for RootsTech events including web communications, email marketing, social media, and traditional advertising efforts. He also oversees the RootsTech blog which hosts fantastic content from the RootsTech conference and genealogy industry.

Tyler Stahle, RootsTech 2018 Marketing Manager BackStory Family History Interview series... RootsTech 2018 Marketing Communications Manager, Tyler Stahle blogs about family history, helps with apps, video and all things technology, plus develops the RootsTech marketing and communications efforts. We sit down with Tyler Stahle to discuss observations of RootsTech 2018, and what's ahead for RootsTech 2019! Join us... Enjoy.

On this edition of "Utah Weekly Forum" Your Host, Rebecca Cressman talks with Tara Bergeson, Director of Content for Roots Tech and Marketing Manager, Tyler Stahle about the upcoming event, February 28th thru March 3rd at The Salt Palace Convention Center. With over 300 hands on classes and keynote speakers such as; Scott Hamilton and Henry Louis Gates Jr. there's something for everyone. Plus combining old records and new technology, you can discover your family as well as yourself! All the information about the upcoming Roots Tech Conference can be found on this week's Utah Weekly Forum, from Bonneville Communications and FM 100.3!

Family Gathering host Grant Nielsen interviews Tara Bergeson and Tyler Stahle of RootsTech. They share stories of experiences they've enjoyed at RootsTech and how much it means to them to work in the family history industry.

Family Gathering host Grant Nielsen is joined by Tara Bergeson and Tyler Stahle of RootsTech RootsTech 2018 will feature a new "Innovation Showcase".  It highlights the leading technologies in the family history industry.    

RootsTech 2018 is Feb 28- March 3rd at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City Family Gathering host Grant Nielsen is joined by Tara Bergeson and Tyler Stahle of RootsTech to talk about what's being offered.      

Family Gathering host Grant Nielsen is joined by Tara Bergeson and Tyler Stahle of RootsTech. RootsTech has over 300 classes from DNA and records to just getting started on a family history. It's a great event that's now 10 years old.