6 of the Best Genealogy Podcasts to Listen to Now

6 of the Best Genealogy Podcasts to Listen to Now

Keep up to date on the latest family history research strategies! Tune into the best genealogy podcasts while you're on the go or relaxing at home.

Online Course: Find Your Immigrant Ancestors

Many people become interested in genealogy because they want to learn more about where their family came from—specifically, to discover the identify of their immigrant ancestors. This course will teach you how to identify the immigrant ancestors in your family tree using US records, identify their hometown, and how to pinpoint when and where he or she left (especially those who arrived after 1850).

Finding Your Ancestors’ Cattle Brand Registrations

Searching for the history behind your ancestors' cattle brand registry? Learn how to conduct a cattle brand lookup based on state.

Beginner's Guide to Genealogy eBook

Start your family history research! This easy-to-understand guide will help you find your ancestors efficiently and with confidence. Inside, you'll find expert advice on the basics of genealogy, with tutorials for building a family tree, finding and understanding key genealogy records, and organizing your files and research, plus a roundup of can't-miss beginner-friendly genealogy websites. 

Premium: 6 Digital Records Projects to Help Trace Enslaved Ancestors

Connecting postwar African American ancestors to their lives in slavery is a brick wall for many. But we’re seeing a renaissance of digitization and indexing projects that can help.

From the Archives: Overcoming Challenges in African American Genealogy Research — An Interview with Shamele Jordon

In this episode from our podcast archives, Family Tree University instructor Shamele Jordon joins us to discuss challenges in African American genealogy research and how family historians can overcome them. Plus we explore websites for French genealogy records, newspaper research and a new online storytelling tool.