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The Genealogy Guys Podcast is the longest running regular weekly podcast in the world. Most recent statistics show that the podcast is downloaded by more than 3,000 users worldwide each week, and some of these burn CDs and distribute them to friends.
Website: http://genealogyguys.com
Location: Tampa, Florida
Members: 288
Latest Activity: Oct 28, 2020
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Comment by George G. Morgan on October 14, 2009 at 6:29pm
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A new podcast has been recorded and will be published late tomorrow.
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Listen to Episode #186 to learn where The Guys will be speaking soon!
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We have a new podcast published, featuring an interview with genealogy great Dick Eastman!
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A new podcast has been recorded and the show notes are written. The audio needs to be edited, mixed, an uploaded.Look for it later tonight!
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The Podcast has been nominated by Family Tree Magazine's Top 40 Genealogy Blogs in the HOW-TO Category. Please cast your vote for us at http://www.familytreemagazine.com/article/40BestVoting.
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We LOVE to meet and talk with our listeners and viewers. Here are the places where we will be appear in in the next two months:
- Drew will be presenting on Sunday, 11 October 2009, at the Jewish Genealogical Society of Tampa Bay, and will present a session about DNA Research.
- George will be speaking on October 17th all day at the Louisville Genealogical Society. See details at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kylgs/
- George will be speaking at the Master the Possibilities Training Center
at On Top of the World near Ocala, Florida, on October 31st.
- George and Drew are VERY excited to be speaking at the 50th Anniversary Celebration and Conference for the Western Michigan Genealogical Society on November 6-7, 2009, in Grand Rapids, MI. More information is available at http://www.wmgs.org, but WE WILL BE DOING A LIVE RECORDING SESSION OF "THE GENEALOGY GUYS PODCAST" AT THIS CONFERENCE. We can't wait!
- The Guys will both be presenting at the Florida State Genealogical Society Conference in Melbourne, Florida, on November 13-14, 2009. More information is available at http://www.flsgs.org.
- George will be presenting 6 sessions at the American Christian Schools International Conference in Arlington, Virginia, on 22-23 November 2009 for school media specialists/librarians about how to provide excellent Web resources to students, parents, and teachers.
We sincerely hope that you will attend these conferences, and that you'll come up to introduce yourself. We love our podcast listeners and videocast viewers. Let us meet and talk with you!!!
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Comment by Eric Gomes on October 3, 2009 at 11:40pm
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George,
I had a calico cat while I was growing up. She too was a foundling... we were living in Abilene, Texas on the Airforce Base near there... I was five years old and my dad found her in our front yard. It happened to be Halloween 1977 and despite my dad's dislike for cat's he took her in for the night, with the anticipation to find her a home the next day... well, in 1999, we lost her to some sickness. Needless to say, she lived in the family for almost twenty two years... like you guys, we named her for an event related to when we first met her... you see, on the base that we lived, there was a large mouse population... so of course we had many mouse traps set up throughout the house... we soon found out that she liked cheese, as she set off every mouse trap in the house one day while everyone was at school and work... she finally got her name when her tail got caught in a mouse trap behind the refrigerator... yep, you guessed it... her name was Mouse. =)
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Comment by Roger Moffat on October 1, 2009 at 9:43pm
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Hello Fletcher :-)
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We hope you enjoy seeing the picture of Fletcher I posted here. Fletcher is the cat whose voice you so often hear on the podcast. She is a dilute calico, which means that her calico colors are muted. She is 10 years old. She was a foundling, along with the rest of her mother's litter, at the corner of Fletcher and 56th Streets in NW Tampa - not far from the University of South Florida's campus. She is very vocal, and likes to pace. She doesn't like to be held, but adores being rubbed.
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new podcast has been published! HOORAY!
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