Podcasts

Family Tree Magazine Podcast

The Family Tree Magazine Podcast is a long-running genealogy podcast produced by the editors of Family Tree Magazine. It features interviews with genealogy experts, authors, and editors, focusing on practical strategies, tools, and stories to help listeners research and preserve their family history. The show has been publishing episodes regularly since 2008 and continues to release new content monthly.

The Genealogy Guys

The Genealogy Guys is a long-running genealogy podcast hosted by researchers George G. Morgan and Drew Smith. It combines news from the family history world, research tips, tech and DNA updates, and interviews with leaders in the genealogy community.

Genealogy Gems Podcast

The Genealogy Gems Podcast is a long-running genealogy and family-history podcast created and hosted by Lisa Louise Cooke. Launched in 2007, it focuses on practical research strategies, technology tools, and inspiring stories to help family historians of all levels get more from their research time.

Genealogy Happy Hour

Genealogy Happy Hour is an educational genealogy podcast hosted by “The Two Blondes,” Amy and Penny, aimed at helping listeners research and document their family history in a relaxed, chatty format. It blends practical how-to instruction with casual “happy hour” conversation, often framed as friends talking genealogy over a glass of wine.

Ancestral Findings Podcast

Ancestral Findings Podcast is a genealogy-focused show that blends practical research tips with short, story-driven history segments. Produced by AncestralFindings.com, it’s designed to help family historians of all levels grow their skills while enjoying bite-sized explorations of the past.Ancestral Findings Podcast

The Family History AI Show

“The Family History AI Show” is a weekly podcast about how artificial intelligence is transforming genealogy and family history research. Hosted by AI–genealogy specialist Steve Little and professional genealogist Mark Thompson, it focuses on practical tools, news, and strategies for using AI in real-world family history work.